Musical showing in the Lost and Found season, starring
John Garrick , Rene Ray
Lucy takes pity on a streetsingerwho has beendrawn into the world of crime.
Director Bernard Vorhaus (1935)
Black and white
* See Films: pages 58-65 **
Sarah Montague and David Robertson present a news roundup and weekend sport preview from BBC News 24.
Weekly strand reflecting Asian culture.
9.00 Network East: Big Talk
Lisa Aziz and her guests discuss issues prominent in the Asian community.
9.30 Q Asia
Quiz testing teams' knowledge of Asian matters, with Sahera Chohan.
10.00 Cafe 21
Young people talk about job options in the chat programme hosted by Rajesh Mirchandani.
(Shown yesterday)
10.30 Network East
Guests on the entertainment magazine include former EastEnders actor Deepak Verma and Aki Nawaz of hip-hop combo Fun-da-mental.
With Sonia Deol and Sanjeev Kohli.
Videoplus code for 9.00-11.20 (not PDC)
Lara Crooks hosts the programmefor deaf and hard-of-hearing people, including a news review. With signing and in-vision subtitles.......................
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A look at driftwood craft. Repeat .
Saturday Matinee comedy, the first of two Kings of Comedy films, starring Jerry Lewis
Fella is treated as a servant in his late father's vast mansion, but a secret fortune and a beautiful princess are up for grabs.
(1960, U) (Subtitled)
See Films: pages 58-65 ***
Saturday MatinSe comedy concluding the Kings of Comedy double bill, starring Norman Wisdom
Norman Pitkin , the only delivery man in a small dairy, causes havoc while waging war against Consolidated Dairies.
Director Robert Asher (1965, U) (PDC 1.35-3.05 8095899) * See Films: pages 58-65 **
Trampas is arrested for robbery, an accusation corroborated by Delia Miller's testimony. With a guest appearance from Bette Davis.
Ghoul-related musicfrom Dead or Alive,
Kate Bush and RayParkerJr, plus archive hits. With Steve Wright. ............... Top of the Pops is on Friday at 7.30pm on BBC1
Dougie Donnelly presents today's semi-final highlights from the Open at Great
Yarmouth'sPotters Leisure Resort.
The travel and architecture series returns for six editions in which guest presenters explore a county in the footsteps of guidebook writer Nikolaus Pevsner.
Derbyshire. As a child, writer and broadcaster Joan Bakewell escaped her urban Stockport home to enjoy holidays in Derbyshire. Tonight she returns to the county that witnessed the birth of the Industrial Revolution and visits three contrasting stately homes. See today's choices. Producer HilaryChadwick; Executive producer Keith Alexander BBC BOOKLET: send a cheque for £4.99. payable to BBC Education Production, to [address removed]
With Moira Stuart. Subtitled
Weather Peter Cockroft. .
The Lewinsky affair has sent the media of the world, and in particular that of the United States, into a frenzy unseen since Watergate. At the eye of the storm are the White House Press Corps or "Scorps", the cream of Washington's political journalists who are pressing President Clinton's "spin doctors" for new details.
From the internet publication of Kenneth Starr's report to the eve of the mid-term elections, Julian Pettifer reports on the battle of words between news-hungry reporters and the presidential press office. Pettifer also speaks to journalists of different generations about their views on contemporary investigative reporting.
(Subtitled)
The Daily Mail's Ann Leslie reviews the past week's press.
Series producer Christine Ruth ...
Sixth episode in the 24-part series examining postwar conflicts between the United
States and the Soviet Union.
Reds 1948-55. The world was polarised by an ideological divide: Joseph Stalin dominated the Soviet orbit until hisdeath in 1953, systematically quashing all dissent, while China also embraced communism.
Senator Joseph McCarthy 's persecution of suspected sympathisers was emblematic of America's anti-communist fervour as Dwight D Eisenhower was elected president.
Narrated by Kenneth Branagh. See today's choices.
Series producer Martin Smith ; Executive producers Jeremy Isaacs and Pat Mitchell
Comical news quiz hosted by Angus Deayton , with team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop. Tonight's guests are ex-weatherman Ian McCaskill and Michael Mansfield QC.
Shown yesterday Subtitled ..........
The first in a rock double bill kicking off a new series of Storyville, the showcase for international documentaries.
Director Nick Broomfield investigates the circumstances in which grunge rock star
Kurt Cobain died in 1994, looking at the conspiracy theories surrounding his death and delving into the drug culture of the West Coast rock scene. The film concludes with a confrontation between Broomfield and Cobain's widow, Hole singer Courtney Love.
(1997, 15)
See Films: pages 58-65 ***
John Peel: page 9
Don't Look Back is at 11. 55pm
Second in the gritty eight-part drama series following police officers in the town of Stanton. A young man threatens to jump from the top of a town-centre department store.
Written by Robert Jones CastseeMonday Shown last Monday Subtitled ....
The second in a Storyville double bill of rock documentaries.
Donn Pennebaker's acclaimed documentary of Bob Dylan's month-long 1965 tour of Britain, during which the star was accompanied by Joan Baez. An intimate portrait of the artist, the film includes concert footage and features other celebrities of the era, such as folk star Donovan and singer/songwriter Alan Price. Songs include The Times They Are A-changin' and Subterranean Homesick Blues.
(1967) (Black and white)
(PDC 11.55-1.30 659677)
See Films: pages 58-65 ****
What do you mean, you've never seen... Don't Look Back: p54
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