Adventure drama starring
SpencerTracy Freddie Bartholomew
Millionaire's son Harvey Cheyne gets stranded on a humble fishing schooner. Director Victor Fleming (1937, U)
Black and white .............................
See Films: pages 57-72

Fantasyanimation.
Repeat Stereo ...............................

Cartoon adventure with the superhero. Repeat

Australian comedy drama set on an island. Last in the series.

The series from 1989.
Trevorthinks Vince has special powers. Trevor JOHN DRUMMOND. Vince STEVE WEST,
Robbie JOHN ALFORD. Ziggy GEORGE CHRISTOPHER , Mauler JOSHUA FENTON , Justine RACHEL ROBERTS
Written by Barry Purchese
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Comedy drama.
Natalie has a date. Last in present series. Natalie ELLIE BEAVEN. Serena HONEYSUCKLE
WEEKS. Arthur PETER KELLY , Mother ANNETTE EKBLOM. Father PHILIP BIRD, Chris Kitto JAMES
HICKMOTT, Tatty ANDREA BERRY. EmilyTILLY GERRARD, Ben CALEB LLOYD. Joe DEXTER KOH
Written by Jean Buchanan : Shown last Wednesday on BBC1 Stereo Subtitled ...............

Today, the pitfalls of modelling work and discipline in schools. With Tim Vincent. Last in present series.

Homer plays cupid.
Shown last Monday.
(Stereo)
(Subtitled)

USdatinggame. Stereo Subtitled .

The first in a double bill of maritime war films, starring James Caan

Absolved of blame for a disastrous mission against a Nazi battleship, submarine commander John Bolton is still resented by survivors of his crew.
(1967)
See Films: pages 57-72

Second in a double bill of maritime warfilms, starring
John Gregson , Anthony Quayle
Ten days before the start of the Second
World War, the British Navy are forced to use all their cunning to destroy Germany's crack pocket battleship, the GrafSpee. Captain Bell JOHN GREGSON. Commodore Harwood ANTHONY QUAYLE , Captain Langsdorff PETER
FINCH, Captain Woodhouse IAN HUNTER , Captain Barry JACKGWILLIM , Captain Dove BERNARD LEE Directors Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger
(1956, U) ♦ See Films: pages 57-72

Featuring highlights from the Pilkington Cup semi-final matches in which Sale face Harlequins, and Gloucestertake on Leicester. Plus the rest of the weekend's action. Presented by John Inverdale.
EditorGerardLane Stereo ................

The fourth in a series of five short programmes in which Alan Bennett presents a personal view of the Biblical parables. Tonight he calls upon telling poems from Philip Larkin , Stevie Smith and Walt Whitman as the parable of The LostSheep comes to the fore.
Concludes tomorrow at8.20pm.

As the crew of Voyager prepare for a first encounter with the Bothans, Captain Janeway appears to be suffering from overwork.

(Star Trek: the Next Generation is on Wednesday at 6pm)

Seven scientists choose their personal seven wonders of the world. Arthur C Clarke , author of 2001: a Space Odyssey, creator of the fictional supercomputer HAL and the godfather of the telecommunications satellite, has had an extraordinary influence on the 20th-century imagination. Now nearly 80 years of age and living in Sri Lanka, his wonders include the Saturn V rocket which took the first men to the moon, the ancient rock fortress of Sigiriya and the giant squid. Introduced by Sue Lawley . The series continues Wednesday at 7pm. Producer Christopher Sykes
Executive producer Dana Purvis

Homer decides to take Marge out for a special evening, but the babysitter he hires proves to be disastrous.
Another episode is tomorrow at 6pm.
Shown last Friday.
(Stereo)
(Subtitled)

Concluding the three-part series presented by sports writer Hugh Mcllvanney about three great football managers; Matt Busby, Jock Stein and Bill Shankly. This film charts the incredible success that these three men brought to their clubs during the sixties and seventies, and examines their later years. See today's choices.

Drama starring
Tom Cruise
Fired with enthusiasm, young Ron Kovic volunteers for the Vietnam War only to be wounded in battle. Paralysed from the chest down, he returns to an America vastly different from the one he left and attempts to heal the mental and physical wounds he has sustained. Showing in widescreen format.
Director Oliver Stone (1989.18)
♦ See Films: pp 57─72 ⋆⋆⋆⋆⋆

Crime drama starring
John Dall
After a spell in reform school, gun-obsessed Bart Tare returns home. At a carnival he meets
Annie Laurie , a trickshot artist. Their mutual passion seems a marriage made in heaven, but they soon turn to violent crime.
Director Joseph H Lewis (1949)
Black and white
♦ See Films: pages 57-72 ****
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2.00 French Experience 1, 1-4; French Experience 2: Bon Mot The Speaking Clock Languages
4.00 Learning Languages Business and Work
5.00 The Small Business
Programme; 20 Steps to Better Management-the Drama Open University
6.00 A School for Our Times?
Repeat 7653238 6.25 Managing Change Repeat
6.50-7.15amChildren First Repeat
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