Today's Watch with Mother

Champion is the leader of a herd of wild horses

Another chance to see the film that shows a little of the magic of what it feels like to be a pilot.

Told by Eric Thompson.

Songs of the people.
(English transmitters only: First shown on BBC Wales)

James Burke and the BBC Space Team report direct from Houston on astronauts Young and Duke's first day on the moon.

(Colour)

It's been described as '...a countryside that is lagging a century or two behind...'

A documentary by Richard Cawston.
This unique film shows what it was like to travel to New York aboard this historic liner, and traces her fascinating story through the great days of the Atlantic Ocean to her departure from New York on 22 September 1967 on her 1,001st Atlantic crossing and last passenger-carrying voyage.

by Rosemary Manning
Adapted and directed by Jeremy Swan
with Roy Kinnear
Today: 'Saved!'

Michael Rodd introduces the third programme in the new series of this popular quiz of observation and general knowledge. This week the contestants come from the cities of Perth and Dundee and look at scenes from: Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Jason and the Argonauts, Pinocchio.
Behind the Scenes this week looks at the making of the latest James Bond film.
(from Manchester)

by Mike Craig and Lawrie Kinsley
Starring Mike Hope and Albie Keen
with Peter Goodwright as Crumble the Butler, Una McLean as Jessie McPherson,
Ruth Kettlewell as Mrs Grapple the Cook, Dave Hatton as 'The Shadow'
and guest artists Cottle and Austen's Circus
With The Sisters Inaros, The Hi-Jacks and Ted Whiteford and his Music
(BBC Scotland)

The news and views in your area tonight

Highlights of Apollo 16's first day on the moon, including setting up the first Lunar Observatory and the astronauts' first drive in the Lunar Rover across the Cayley Plain.
James Burke reports from the BBC's Mission Control studio with Dr Eugene Shoemaker, former Head of NASA's Geology Section, and Dr Stuart Agrell, (Cambridge University), Dr Geoffrey Eglinton (Bristol University), NASA Principal Investigators; and comment from the astronauts and scientists at the Manned Spacecraft Centre.
Presented in association with NASA, EBU and the US networks

Presented this week by Richard Baker
Weather

from the Hammersmith Palais, London
Peter West introduces The Grand Finals of the Amateur Latin American and Professional Modern Ballroom Championships and The Finals of a special Amateur Jive Contest and Special Professional Viennese Waltz Contest
Music by The Ken Mackintosh Orchestra
Organised by Mecca Promotions

A season of films featuring these famous clowns of the cinema - the zany creators of chaos and confusion.

The Marx Brothers are let loose on an unsuspecting academic world when Groucho, in the guise of Professor Quincey Adams Wagstaff, is elected President of Huxley College.
(Next week: Duck Soup)
(This Week's Films: page 9)