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Science-fiction adventure starring Gene Barry, Ann Robinson

From the blackness of outer space, the Earth is being scrutinised by ruthless alien beings bent on total destruction of the planet.
(1953, PG)
(Subtitled)
See Films: pages 46-52

Contributors

Director:
Byron Haskin
Dr Clayton Forrester:
Gene Barry
Sylvia Van Buren:
Ann Robinson
General Mann:
Les Tremayne
Doctor Pryor:
Robert Cornthwaite
Doctor Bilderbeck:
Sandro Giglio
Pastor Collins:
Lewis Martin
Wash Perry:
William Phipps
Alonzo Hogue:
Paul Birch
Narrator:
Sir Cedric Hardwicke

Last in the six-part documentary series on life at a small comprehensive school.
With parents in the Watford area trying to decide where to send their 11-year-old children in September, Francis Combe School is under intense pressure to compete for business in order to avoid possible closure. Anthony Taylor, whose job it is to promote the school in the best possible light and attract new pupils, believes the school should not be forced to sell itself in the market place.
Many of his teaching colleagues feel the same way. But the final decision lies with the parents.
See today's choices.

Contributors

Director/Producer:
Richard Denton

Continuing the series in which self-taught chef Nick Nairn continues his culinary travels around Scotland.
Dumfriesshire. Nickgoesdredgingfor scallops with the skipper and crew of the Solway Harvester, who are treated to an impromptu scallop barbecue. For the main course, he hunts for roe buck deer with gamekeeper Ronnie Rose , who shows Nick his own recipe for roast haunch of venison. Finally, Nick forages in the forest to find the wild mint and thyme that are essential ingredients for a dish offettucine of roast scallops. Director Jim Shields ; Producer Carol Haining
BBC BOOK: Wild Harvest with Nick Nairn is available in hardback, price £14.99 and paperback, price L9.99 from booksellers.
♦ Nick Nairn 's Choice: page 13
♦ Competitions and Giveaways: pll5

Contributors

Unknown:
Nick Nairn
Unknown:
Ronnie Rose
Director:
Jim Shields
Producer:
Carol Haining
Unknown:
Nick Nairn
Unknown:
Nick Nairn

The second of a four-part drama set in the 19th-century
American West. Starring
Robert Duvall , Tommy Lee Jones
On the Trail. Jake becomes increasingly jealous of Gus McCrae 's relationship with Lorena. See today's choices. See last night's episode for cast
Repeat Stereo

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Duvall
Unknown:
Tommy Lee Jones
Unknown:
Gus McCrae

Lord Snowdon - now a pensioner himself - introduces his award-winning film about different ways of dealing with the aging process, made almost 30 years ago in his documentary debut. Vintage interviews with well-known OAPs include Noël Coward, who talks about the difficulty of accepting the death of friends and contemporaries, Cecil Beaton recalling his horror at being referred to as "sir" for the first time and the model Twiggy - a young face of the sixties - imagining what growing old might be like. At an exclusive health farm, residents try to avoid the complications of advancing age with a supposedly rejuvenating potion made of boiled sheep's organs.
Black and White and colour.
Subtitled
Followed by Weatherview.

Contributors

Interviewee:
Cecil Beaton
Producer:
William McClure

Open University
12.30 New Forms of Partnership Repeat 59134 1.00 Autism Repeat
1.30 The Getting of Judgement-doctors and decision making. Repeat
Summer Nights
2.00 Music Maestro Collections 3
Languages
4.00 Espana Viva 13-15; Mexico Vivo 1; Diez T emas 6; Spanish Globo 3
Open University
6.00 A Natural Model Repeat
6.25 Brain and Behaviour Repeat
6.50 Work and Energy Repeat

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