Repeats are not indicated.
6.05 Picasso's Guernica
6.30 Independent Living (S)
7.00 A New Way of Life (S)
7.30 Classical and Romantic Music -Putting on the Style (S)
Socialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson and actress Margi Clarke look into the secrets of romance from a variety of angles. FURTHER INFORMATION: call [number removed](calls charged at national rate)
Website: www.open2.net: Ceefax: p
The magazine assesses the impact of the Broadcasting Act on programmes that use sign language on digital terrestrial television. With sign language and in-vision subtitles. Repeated Thursday 2.45am on BBC1
Drama starring Susan Hayward. A nightclub singergives up her career to wed a fellow singer-songwriter, but, as he flourishes, she sinks into a pit of jealousy.
Director Stuart Heisler (1947)
(BW) (S) Films: pp 60-64 ***
Contributors
Unknown:
Susan
Hayward.
Director:
Stuart
Heisler
Angie Evans:
Susan
Hayward
Ken Conway:
Lee
Bowman
Martha Gray:
Marsha
Hunt
Steve:
Eddie
Albert
Saturday Matinée drama, the first in a double bill starring
Gene Kelly. Ayoung innocent spends a summer in search of romance, but is torn between her morals and a fierce passion.
Director Irving Rapper (1958, U) (S) Films: pp 60-64 ★★
Contributors
Unknown:
Gene
Kelly.
Noel Airman:
Gene
Kelly
Marjorie:
Natalie
Wood
Rose:
Claire
Trevor
Marsha:
Carolyn
Jones
Musical. concluding the Gene Kelly double bill. While in Scotland, two Americans lose their way in the mist. When it clears, they find themselves in a most unusual village. Widescreen.
Director Vincente Minnelli (1954, U)
(S) (W) Films: pp 60-64 ****
Contributors
Director:
Vincente
Minnelli
Tommy Albright:
Gene
Kelly
Jeff Douglas:
Van
Johnson
Fiona Campbell:
Cydcharisse
Jane Ashton:
Elaine
Stewart
MrLundie:
Barry
Jones
Our Nationality. The foreign-affairs series focuses on the issue of nationalism. Jonathan Charles assesses the danger posed by Philip Dewinter , the leader of Belgium's far right Vlaams Blok. Frederick Baker visits Austria to meet publisher Lojze Wieser , who has received death threats for his attempts to fight for minority rights. And
Dennis Murray takes a look at life under siege in Kosovo with Serb Orthodox priest Father Petar. Presented by Edward Stourton. Editor Fiona Murch ; Series producer Lucy Hetherington (S)
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Charles
Unknown:
Philip
Dewinter
Unknown:
Frederick
Baker
Unknown:
Lojze
Wieser
Unknown:
Dennis
Murray
Presented By:
Edward
Stourton.
Editor:
Fiona
Murch
Producer:
Lucy
Hetherington
Ends 8.55.
One Foot in the Past Nelson: the Hero and the Harlot. Lord
Nelson is seen as the classic British hero, yet, as this film recalls, he also shocked polite society when, at the height of his fame, he began an adulterous affair with Lady Emma Hamilton. Presented by Dan Cruickshank. See Choice.
Director Louise Hooper : Executive producer Basil Comely (S) (W)
8.05 History Zone Films Myths of Nelson 's Navy The popular image of Lord Nelson's navy is of half-starved, press-ganged sailors disciplined and motivated by "rum, sodomy and the lash". This film hears from historians who paint a very different picture of life at sea, one in which gentlemen could make formidable fortunes. See Choice.
Producer Andrew Williams ; Editor Laurence Rees (S) (W) INFORMATION: History 2000 line: [number removed]. Charged at national rate. BBC HISTORY MAGAZINE: available monthly, priced 12.95 from newsagents. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/history
History 2000 continues on Tuesday at 8pm with a new series of Local Heroes
Contributors
Unknown:
Lady Emma
Hamilton.
Presented By:
Dan
Cruickshank.
Director:
Louise
Hooper
Producer:
Andrew
Williams
Editor:
Laurence
Rees
Second World War adventure. Ten days before the start of the Second World War, Germany's crack pocket battleship, the GrafSpee, is awaiting instructions in the South Atlantic - its brief is to attack British cargo vessels. It is soon clear that the navy has its work cut out to destroy the battleship.
Directors Michael Powell , Emeric Pressburger (1956, U) (S) Films: pp 60-64 ★★★
Contributors
Directors:
Michael
Powell
Captain Bell:
John
Gregson
CdreHarwood:
Anthony
Quayle
Captain Langsdorff.:
Peter
Finch
Captain Woodhouse:
Ian
Hunter
Captain Barry:
Jack
Gwillim
Captain Dove:
Bernard
Lee
Another chance to see the opener of a new six-part comedy. Flushed. Steve's long-running attempts to dump girlfriend Jane are constantly thwarted by his recurrent desires.
Shown last Friday (S)
Tonight's line-up features Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros, who mix new tracks with a special version of London Calling. Angie Stone performs her hit Life Story, while singer-songwriter Tracy Chapman makes a rare appearance. Also in the studio are sardonic US figure Warren Zevon and, making their TV debut, Glasgow's Delgados.
Director Janet Fraser Crook ; Producer Mark Cooper (S) (W)
Contributors
Unknown:
Joe
Strummer
Unknown:
Angie
Stone
Songwriter:
Tracy
Chapman
Unknown:
Warren
Zevon
Director:
Janet Fraser
Crook
Producer:
Mark
Cooper
Satire starring Chris Rock. Albert, a member of a rap group called CB4, takes part in the making of a documentary that reveals all about his LA musical trio.
Director Tamra Davis (1993.18) (S) Rims: pp 60-64 ***
Crime drama. Life at a nightspot is thrown into turmoil when a pair of killers take refuge in the bar. Ends 2.45am. Director Roger Corman (1957) (BW) (S) Films: pp 60-64 ♦*
Repeats are not indicated. WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/education
GCSE Bitesize Revision Geography (part 2) Ends 5am. (S)
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