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A double bill of the animated comedy.

Lisa the Beauty Queen
Homer strives to enter Lisa in a beauty pageant.
(Shown last Monday) (Stereo)

Stark Raving Dad
Homer finds himself in an institution with an eccentric room-mate after Bart takes a sanity test on his behalf.
(Another Simpsons double bill is tomorrow at 6.15pm)
(Repeat) (Stereo)

Followed by World Book Day
Disc-jockey Jo Whiley selects a favourite read.

Contributors

Unknown:
Jo Whiley

The pop magazine interviews singer Janet Jackson and takes a behind-the-scenes look at her video I Get Lonely. With Jamie Theakston and Jayne Middlemiss.
The O Zone returns on Tuesday at 7.10pm
(Revised repeat) (Stereo)

Contributors

Singer:
Janet Jackson
Unknown:
Jamie Theakston
Unknown:
Jayne Middlemiss

Discovery Concert
A performance of Richard Strauss 's autobiographical and allegorical tone-
Poem A Hero 's Life (En Heldenleben) by the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas. Recorded in London's Barbican Hall, the piece is enhanced by Pat Gavin 's drawings. Directors Barrie Gavin and Pat Gavin
Producer Jan Younghusband Stereo ....

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard Strauss
Conducted By:
Michael Tilson Thomas.
Unknown:
Pat Gavin
Directors:
Barrie Gavin
Directors:
Pat Gavin

Swashbuckling adventure starring
Paul Henreid , Maureen O'Hara
After being wrongfully imprisoned on a Spanish island, a Dutch captain escapes and returns as a pirate to seek revenge.
Director Frank Borzage (1945. U) * See Films: pages 54-66

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Henreid
Unknown:
Maureen O'Hara
Director:
Frank Borzage
LaurentVan Horn:
Paul Henreid
Francisca:
Maureen O'Hara
DonAlvarado:
Walter Slezak
Anne Bonny:
Binnie Barnes

With Simon King in Kenya's Masai Mara game reserve.
Editor Sara Ford
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5.10* Watch Out
A guide to natural history events in the coming week. With Nick Baker.
Producer Andrew Graham-Brown ; Series producer Mike Beynon Stereo.
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5.15* The Egg: a Wildlife Guide
Chef Keith Floyd introduces fascinating and unusual facts about a variety of creatures' eggs. He reveals how the egg produced by alligators is able to change sex and tests the strength of an ostrich egg. Producer Hilary Jeffkins
(Repeat) (Stereo)

5.45-6.40pm Big Cat Diary: The Lion's Tale
Second of three programmes charting the lives of big cats over a six-week period in Kenya's Masai Mara game reserve.
With the reserve enduring a drought, two prides of lions experience contrasting fortunes. The Marsh pride are suffering an unexpected fast and the starving cubs face a perilous time.
To the north, the Big pride weathers the drought far better. To avoid conflict with the Masai tribesmen and their herds, they hunt at night and keep a wary eye on marauding hyenas. Narrated by Simon King.
Director Lizzie Bewick ; Series producers Robin Hellier and Keith Scholey
(PDC 5.50-6.40 674812)

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon King
Editor:
Sara Ford
Unknown:
Nick Baker.
Producer:
Andrew Graham-Brown
Producer:
Mike Beynon
Introduces:
Keith Floyd
Producer:
Hilary Jeffkins
Unknown:
Simon King.
Director:
Lizzie Bewick
Producers:
Robin Hellier
Producers:
Keith Scholey

The second of three programmes celebrating the life and career of Noel Coward focuses on the journey through the Far East which inspired his most famous song, Mad Dogs and Englishmen. Coward's own home movies - being shown on television for the first time - capture him on trains in Japan, rickshaws in Peking and elephants in Ceylon.

During the war years, an inspired partnership with director David Lean produced the acclaimed film In Which We Serve, with Coward playing a role based on Louis Mountbatten.

This was followed by Brief Encounter, the classic film co-written by Coward and based on his play Still Life. With contributions from John Mills, John Gielgud, Judy Campbell and Richard Attenborough.

The final part of the Noel Coward trilogy is tomorrow at 7.50pm.

Contributors

Director:
David Lean
Unknown:
John Mills
Unknown:
John Gielgud
Unknown:
Judy Campbell
Unknown:
Richard Attenborough
Unknown:
Noel Coward

Steve Rider introduces live coverage of the final round of the Masters from the Augusta National club. Which player will add his name to the illustrious role of honour? Commentary is provided by Peter Alliss and Alex Hay

Contributors

Commentator:
Peter Alliss
Commentator:
Alex Hay

Classic thriller starring Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum

When Max Cady, a sadistic sex offender, is finally released from prison he seeks revenge on the respected small-town lawyer he blames for his conviction.
(1962,15)
(Black and white)
See Films: pages 54-66 ****

Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Director:
J. Lee Thompson
Sam Bowden:
Gregory Peck
Max Cady:
Robert Mitchum
Peggy Bowden:
Polly Bergen
Nancy Bowden:
Lori Martin
Mark Dutton:
Martin Balsam
Dave Grafton:
Jack Kruschen
Charles Sievers:
Telly Savalas
Diane Taylor:
Barrie Chase
Garner:
Paul Comi

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