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Clips from MGM's golden era, with Buster Keaton , the Three Stooges,
Laurel and Hardy, the Marx Brothers,
Abbott and Costello andCreta Garbo , Director Robert Youngson (1964)
Black and white * See Films: pp 48-54 ***

Contributors

Unknown:
Buster Keaton
Unknown:
Creta Garbo
Director:
Robert Youngson

Science-fiction double bill.
6.00 Lessons. Jean-Luc must make a difficult decision when a new crew member goes on a high-risk scientific mission.
Then, at 6.45, The Chase. A big scientific discovery provokes unwelcome outside interest.
Repeat
Videoplus code for 6.00-6.45 .... Code for 6.45-7.30 ...................... Code for 6.00-7.30 (not PDC)........ A Star Trek: Deep Space Nine double bill begins on Thursday at 6pm

Contributors

Captain Picard:
Patrick Stewart
Cmdr Riker:
Jonathan Frakes
Lt Cmdr Data:
Brent Spiner
Dr Crusher:
Gates McFadden
Lt Cmdr LaForge:
Levar Burton
Lt Worf:
Michael Dorn
Counsellor Troi:
Marina Sirtis
Nella Daren:
Wendy Hughes
Romulan captain:
Maurice Roeves
Gul Ocett:
Linda Thorson
Professor Galen:
Norman Lloyd

From London's Royal Albert Hall, Stephanie Hughes introduces music from this year's live Proms, with Bernard Haitink, music director of London's Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, taking the baton in front of the European Union Youth Orchestra.
The evening involves a rendition of a single work, Mahler's challenging Symphony No 7, described as a poetic idea of nocturnal nature explored through various shades of darkness.
Composed soon after the turn of the last century and scored for a massive orchestra, it is widely considered to be one of Mahler's masterpieces. See today's choices.

(Also Broadcast on Radio 3)
(As the Prom is live, subsequent programmes may run late)

Contributors

Presenter:
Stephanie Hughes
Musicians:
European Union Youth Orchestra
Conductor:
Bernard Haitink
Director:
Helen Mansfield
Producer:
Caroline Speed

Seventies comedy series about the antics of the eternally accident-prone Frank Spencer. The new manager at the labour exchange refuses to believe that Frank is unemployable.
Written by Raymond Allen : Producer
Michael Mills Repeat

Contributors

Unknown:
Frank Spencer.
Written By:
Raymond Allen
Producer:
Michael Mills
Frank Spencer:
Michael Crawford
Betty:
Michelle Dotrice
Mr Bradshaw:
George A Cooper
Mr Hooper:
Edward Hardwicke
Mrs Dobson:
Dorothy Frere
Judy:
Elizabeth Sladen

Series examining how people use their leisure time to define their identity.
Retirement. Couples give insights into their personalities and preferences through their retirement projects. While Tom and Margery buy an upmarket flat in Harrogate, Ron and Chris move further afield with a villa in Spain. David and Muriel spend their life savings on a yacht, and Terry spends everything on a Ferrari -to his wife Anita's dismay. See today's choices.
Director Lorraine Charker : Series producer Susanna White
* Forget the bus pass, we've got a Ferrari: p26

Contributors

Director:
Lorraine Charker

Tonight's subject in the series tracing the history of an ordinary home through its previous and current owners is a Cornish manse originally built for a Methodist minister, Fred Mold.
His daughter Anne Sharpe recalls how, as a teenager in the sixties, she divided her time between her father's coffee mornings and the free-love surf scene on the coast. Her father remembers finding a different distraction from his pastoral duties in the seventies: fishing. Director Ian Pye
Series producer Richard Pearson
Digital widescreen Subtitled ...

Contributors

Unknown:
Fred Mold.
Unknown:
Anne Sharpe
Director:
Ian Pye
Producer:
Richard Pearson

Victory Tree. Libby campaigns to save a tree threatened by a building project employing Grace. Subtitled
Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Grace Kelly:
Brett Butler
Russell Norton:
Dave Thomas
Wade Swoboda:
Casey Sander
Quentin Kelly:
Sam Horrigan
Libby Kelly:
Kaitlin Cullum
Jean Kelly:
Peggy Rea
DC:
Don Curry
Dot:
Lauren Tom
Davis Walsh:
Charles Rocket
Mr Ricky:
Michael G Hagerty
Mr Wallace:
Paul Gleason
Derrick:
Carl Banks

Repeats are not indicated. OPEN UNIVERSITY
12.30 Lost Worlds
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2.00 Artists
LANGUAGES
4.00 Italianissimo 13-16
BUSINESS AND TRAINING
5.00 Professional Update Managing Change OPEN UN
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