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SCREEN THE OBSERVER 16 MAY 1999 25 1 it i fi i ii ii first film on psychoanalysis: the subject suits his, FILMS SKY MOVIEMAX 7.00 Liwnce to Dnve(198S) 9.00 Weekend Reunion 1990) ll-QOTrail of Tears(1995) 1.00 Licence to Drive 1988 3.00Microco$mbs5.00V6ekendHeumon199J)7.00 PrRevievv 7.30 How to Get Ahead in film 8.00 UK Top 10 8.30 Beverly Hills Ninja (1997) lO.OOThe Quest (1996) 11.35 Maximum Risk (1997) 1.15 Logan's War: Bound by Honour(1998) 2.50 Dead Ahead Micmcosmbs SKY PREMIER e.OOlndiscretion of an American Housewife (1998) 8.00 American Friends (1991) 10.00 My Best Friend's Wedding (1997) 12,00 Kindergarten Cop1990) 2.00 American Frierids1991) 4.00 Indiscretion of an American Housewife (1993) 6.00 1 -Kindergarten Cop (1990) 8.00 My Best Friend's ttfeddm(1997) .50 Barry Norman's Cannes Diary 10.00 The Devil's Own (1997) When Harry Met Sriiy 3.15 tor 1 Ts? (i IS:) SKY CINEMA 4.00 Sf j-1 (19-15) 6.00 Hob! (19 14) 8.00 Bra -jy (1W3; 10.00 Th King Orr -dy (19e3) 11.50 1.30 rteind Drst(lti33) 3.40Maffifice'ntAmbersons(1942). FILMFOUR 6.00$hortFilms8.00AUfeLessOrdinary(!997)T) 9l5HolidaytenGel0.1SMyOwnPf1vateldahQ (1991) 12.05 H'llra se- II (ICiO) 1.40 agg-SSTheDayoffhepfemiereofCfose-Up 1 SKY SPORTS Cenlre3M5Trans World Sjxrt8.1SCrickeV Wnrl'f Cup 3foi Centre 10.30 Live Wo'ld Cup Crictet.30"SirtsCentm7,'30You'reonSIySporteFACup Special 8.30 Cricket World Cup Centre 10.30 SportsCerrtre 12.30 Ybu'reon Sky Sports." FA Cup'Speciat 1.30 Cricket World Cup Centre 3.30 Sports -fentre430Superleague SKY SPORTS 2 7.00 Aerobics Oz Style 7.30 Sports Centre 7.45 Racing News 8.15 Whata Weekend 845 Sports Centre 9.00"FuotaH 10.30 U' oi 12.30 i 1 It v. 1.00 FotttJI 2.30Ru;jTlir ceS.OOkrrrqbPa'ivr Post live Horse Racing 9.00 Live Golf 11.30 European Tour "Golf 1.30 Sports Centre 2.30 World Wrestling Federation: Raw oh Sky Sports! 5:30 Gaelic Games 6.00 World Spot Special 6.30 inside the 40.00 World Wrestling federation: Raw 7.30CycIingS.OOSailinK830GDlf9;30M3deinPentotliron 10.30 RawngLhie 11.30 12 OO'Live 'Motorcycling Live Cycling ZOiivtS''1' Qytling4.00 Trnni 6,00 Motorcycling 7.0Q Cycling 730Martial Arts 9.00 Boxing 10.00 Motorcycling- filOOmeSportsl2.dOCycllng':'.. Friday Night is Music Night in more ways than one. Brian Kay's undemanding show (Radio 2, 7.30pm) tonight features veteran entertainers Richard Stilgoe and Peter Skellem.

Both known for their witty songs at the piano, they decided to perform as a double act while sharing a dressing room at the 1982 Royal Variety performance. Their current touring show, A Quiet Night Out, features their familiar blend of gentle cynicism and feelgood music. On Radio 3, Sir John Drummond hosts the Stravinsky Evening (7.15pm) from Manchester's Bridgewater Hall, an event celebrating Stravinsky's three great orchestral ballet scores. This is followed by a performance of Les Noces from the Barbican by Ensemble Modern and the BBC Singers. The evening is also a tribute to Diaghilev, whose Ballets Russes revolutionised dance between the years of 1909-1929 as well as giving rise to some of the century's most dramatic music.

Performances of Stravinsky's Firebird (7.30pm) and Petrushka (8.20pm) are interspersed with discussion about this remarkable period. Jack Dee presents a sardonic feature on the rise and fall of the suburban swimming pool in Dreaming by the Pool (Radio 4, 11am). Recalling the 1968 film, The Swimmer, in which Burt Lancaster swims home from work via his neighbours' pools, Dee asks how the pool lost its cool 1950s image as a symbol of new Britain and became instead an embarrassing white elephant constantly reminding its owners of the inadequacies of the British climate. SB 97. 6-998 MHz 6.30 7oe Ball 9.00 Simon Mayu J.

12.00 Jo Whiley 2.00pm Mark Radcliffe 4.00 Dave Pearce 5.45 Newsbeat 6.00 PeteTong's Essential Selection 9.00 Judge Jules 11.00 Westwood 2.00 Fabio And Grooverider 4.00 Emma MHz 6.00 Alex Lester 7.30 Sarah Kennedy 9.30 Ken Bruce 12.00 Jimmy Young 2.00pm Ed Stewart 5.05 Des Lynam 7.00 Hubert Gregg 7.30 Friday Night Is Music Night 9.15 Room At The Top 9.30 Radio 2 Youth Brass Band Of 1999 10.00 Frank Sinatra: The Voice Of The Centurv 10.30 Sheridan Moiley 12.00 Lynn Parsons 4.00 Jackie Bird O90.2 MHz 6.00 On Air 9.00 Masterworks A 0 10.30 Artist Of The Week 11.00 Sound Stories 12.00 Composer Of The Week: Wolf 1.00pm Lunchtime Conceit 2.00 The BBC Orchestras 4.00 Music Restored 5.00 In Tune 7.15 Stravinsky Evening: Sir John Drummond hosts an evening centred on Stravinksy's three great orchestral ballet scores and les Noces'. The evening also celebrates the work and influence of Serge Diaghilev, whose Ballets Russes in the years 1909-1929 revolutionised dance and influenced theatre CLASSIC FILM OF THE DAY Spellbound (Sky Cinema, 4pm) Based on Hilary, St. George -Saunders' mystery novel The House of Or Alfred Hitchcock's Spellbound employs a heady pick'rt1 analysis, romance and murder to weave a gripping and impeccably produced suspense thriller. Ingnd Bergman plays a psychoaraiysfourn-detecttve who "falls far her new boss, Gregory Peck. It TsnH long -before Peck's 'condition' (he suffers from amnesia and.believes he has committed a crime) is -discovered, causing Bergman to risk her life and career to prove his innocence, taste tor stark melodramatic imagery like a glove.

JJven on a Jourth viewing, the familiar surrealist dream sequence (designed by Salvador Pali)- remain's just as eerie; equally magical is the scene where, doors open down a corridor-when Bergman It and Peck first kiss. Released in 1945, it's not fit surprising the script's treatment of a woman as a professional is outrageously sexist. To our Nineties sensibility it's laugh-outloud hilarious: 4VYomen make the best psychiatrists until they fall 7m love. After that they make the best patients'. HVK 3.30'Flyi'ngBlind UK ARENA -f S.OOHmiPwKYmiranikps.ssJfilfprfrnmariHnknfTwn 10.20RogerRogerll.25TheBil-11.55TlieBiil.

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8.00 Stravinsky: The Accidental Dance Composer. John Drummond and Stephen Walsh discuss (tie evolution of (he pieces we know today. 8.20 Concert, par 1 2. Stravinsky: Petrushka: Ballet (1947). 9.00 Tho Diaghilev Revolution.

John Drummond looks back at the work ol some of the artists and designers who worked foi Diaghilev and the Ballets Russes. 9.20 Concoi part 3. Stravinksy: The Rite of Spring 10.00 Classical Oance (11 Tho 2 tst ceatury 10.15 Stravinsky: Le Noces 11.30 iau Contury 12.00 Through The Night Pl 92.4-94.6 MHz; 1 98 KHz 6.00 Today 8.35 Yesterday in lTParliamenl 9.00 Desert Island Discs 9.45 Sunal: Dreamhirds 9.45 An Actol Worship 10.00 Woman's How 11.00 Dreaming By The Pool 11.30 Sharing Fatmnn 12.00 News 12.00 News Headlines 12.04 You And Yours 1.00 World At One 1.30 Feedback 2.00 The Archers 2.15 AlternoonPlay: The Now Look 3.00 Making History 3.30 Local Motors 3.45 This Sceptred Islu4.00 Open Book 4.30 The Message 5.00 PM 6.00 News 6.30 The News Qui 7.00 The Archuis 7.15 fiontRow: iimcmu Slock iciwits hum UwCaimus Film festival 7.45 Tho Nation 's Favourite Love Poofry 8.00 Any Witti Gor mame Greer, Tessa Jowoll MP, Francis Maude MP and Adr inn Nobul 8,45 Lo(toi Fiom America 9.00 The Friday Play Tim House Swap 10.00 The Wor ld Tonight 10.45 Book Al Rodtimo: Snakes And 1 addnrs The Late Book: King 12.48 Shipping Forecast 1.00 As World Service C693' 909 kH 6-00 Bieaktnst9.00 Nicky Campbell 12.00 ZJniws l.QOpm John luvoidnlu 4.00 Dnve 7.00 News Lxha 7.30 Alan Green's Sportsniglil 10.00 Lain Night Live 1.00 Up All Nighf A 198KH (15Mm) 648KH (463m) 7.00 Win Id Nuws 11 07.15 Outlook 7.55 My Cenlury 8.00 World Nuws 8.05 Businuss Rupor 1 8. 1 5 Insight 8. 30 I ocus On I inth 9.00 Win Id News 9.05 Wustwny 9.20 0(1 The Sluilf: Lwd Ot The Thus 9.

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