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Drama starring Merle Oberon.
Recently orphaned Leslie Calvin is sent to unknown relatives to recover.
Her already fragile nerves are tested by malevolent attempts to drive her crazy.
(1944, U) (Black and white)
See Films: pp 48-54 **

Contributors

Director:
Andre de Toth
Leslie Calvin:
Merle Oberon

A double bill of vintage comedy.
12.35 Mardi Gras. A society girl refuses to be queen of the motor pool Mardi Gras.
1.00 Centennial. Colonel Hall issues an orderto stop all gambling in the camp. Black and white Repeat
Videoplus code for 12.35-1.00 ............... Code for 1.00-1.25 ............................... Code for 12.35-1.25 (not PDC) ....

Highlights of the team final in the European Show Jumping championships from the All-England jumping course at
Hickstead. The British team will be hoping to improve on the bronze medal they won in Germany two years ago. Introduced by Hazel Irving , with commentary by Michael Tucker and Stephen Hadley.
Producer Chris Lewis ............................

Contributors

Introduced By:
Hazel Irving
Commentary By:
Michael Tucker
Commentary By:
Stephen Hadley.
Producer:
Chris Lewis

6.10 Women's 100m hurdles semi-finals
6.30 Men's 800m semi-finals
6.45 Women's 200m final
7.00 Men's 200m final
7.35 Women's 1500m semi-finals
8.00 Men's 400m hurdles final
8.15 Women's 5,000m final Sue Barker introduces continued coverage from the championships in Seville.
The 200m finals for both sexes dominate tonight's timetable. In the women's race, fleet-footed American star
Marion Jones is regarded as a prohibitive favourite to take the gold medal after a season of uninterrupted success, with Britain's Joice Maduaka hoping to join her on the starting line.
The men's 200m race is a more open affair in which
Frankie Fredericks and Obadele
Thompson will be hoping to capitalise on the absence of defending champion Ato Boldon.
Following her second place in July's European Cup, Britain's Kerri Maddox could feature in the line-up for tonight's first event, the women's 100m hurdles. Plus action from the men's 800m semi-finals, the men's 400m hurdles final and the final of the women's
5,000m.

Contributors

Unknown:
Marion Jones
Unknown:
Joice Maduaka
Unknown:
Frankie Fredericks
Unknown:
Ato Boldon.
Unknown:
Kerri Maddox

More sketches and satirical songs from the comedy team of Rowan Atkinson ,
Pamela Stephenson , Griff Rhys Jones and Mel Smith , featuring material culled from the original four series that were broadcast between 1979 and 1982. Directors Geoff Posner and Bill Wilson Producers Sean Hardie and John Lloyd
Repeat Subtitled ............................

Contributors

Unknown:
Rowan Atkinson
Unknown:
Pamela Stephenson
Unknown:
Griff Rhys Jones
Unknown:
Mel Smith
Directors:
Geoff Posner
Directors:
Bill Wilson
Producers:
Sean Hardie

The final compilation of highlights from series two of the acclaimed
Asian comedy show, featuring such favourite sketches as Indian Bridegroom Detective and the team's tribute to
Hollywood's blacked-up men.
Starring Sanjeev Bhaskar ,
Kulvinder Ghir , Meera Syal and Nina Wadia. Meera Syal is the guest on RoomlOl, which follows. Director Nick Wood ; Producer Anil Gupta Digital widescreen
Repeat

Contributors

Unknown:
Sanjeev Bhaskar
Unknown:
Kulvinder Ghir
Unknown:
Meera Syal
Unknown:
Nina Wadia.
Unknown:
Meera Syal
Director:
Nick Wood
Producer:
Anil Gupta

Paul Merton 's guest tonight on the show that consigns celebrities' pet hates and bugbears into oblivion is Meera Syal , the writer and actress who also stars in the Asian comedy series Goodness Gracious Me.
Featuring highly on Syal's list of bêtes noires are youth hostels, the skin on rice pudding and custard, Austria, "wannabe ethnics", toilet-roll covers and cockroaches.
See today's choices.
Director Phil Chilvers ; Producer Toby Stevens Repeated next Thursday on BBC1
Digital widescreen * See John Peel: page 7

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Merton
Unknown:
Meera Syal
Director:
Phil Chilvers
Producer:
Toby Stevens

After his phenomenally popular television series came to an end last year, Jerry Seinfeld returned to New York's comedy circuit to deliver a stand-up performance that is captured in this hour-long special. The show proved a triumph despite comprising, by Seinfeld's own admission, mostly old material.
Zooming in on life's minutiae, the routine is a collection of observations on such subjects as air travel, New York taxi drivers and skydiving. (Subtitled)

Contributors

Comedian:
Jerry Seinfeld

Comedy thriller. Soon after the Reverend Deke O'Malley has persuaded a Harlem crowd to part with $87,000 fora "Back to Africa" campaign, armed men break up the meeting and steal the money. Ace Harlem cops Coffin Ed Johnson and Grave Digger Jones are soon on the case.
Director Ossie Davis (1970)
* See Rims: pp 48-54 ****
Followed by Weatherview

Contributors

Unknown:
Reverend Deke O'Malley
Unknown:
Ed Johnson
Grave Digger Jones:
Godfrey Cambridge
Coffin Ed Johnson:
Raymond St Jacques
Uncle Bud:
Redd Foxx
Lo Boy:
Cleavon Little
Rev Deke O'Malley:
Calvin Lockhart
Iris:
Judy Pace
Mabel:
Emily Yancy
Bryce:
John Anderson
Calhoun:
Jd Cannon
Reba:
Vinnette Carrol
Tom:
Leo Cimino
Goodman:
Lou Jacobi

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