Produced and presented by Mahendra Kaul
(from Birmingham)
German for beginners
(Books 25p, records £1.05 each: see p57)
Passages from Clive Sansom's poem on the life of Jesus
Spoken in an English setting by Ann Morrish, Gwen Cherrell, Brian Blessed, Richard Bebb, John Garrie and Trevor Baxter
From Highbrook Parish Church, Sussex
A series of 26 programmes
Get fit, look fit, and stay fit with Sue Becker
A BBC-Fremantle Int Inc co-production
Scenes from an Elizabethan life by Alison Plowden
A series of 10 programmes
(Book 70p: see page 57)
A series of 10 programmes with David Bellamy
(Book 75p: see page 57)
A series of 10 programmes
Introduced by Alan Watson
with Joe Smith of Aston University
(Book £1.25: see page 57)
Philip Wrixon reports
(from Birmingham)
Weather for farmers
Join Roy Day and Phyllida Law in decorating a room.
A series of 10 programmes
(Book 50p: see page 57)
from Beach House Park, Worthing
David Vine reviews the first week's play in this unique 16-nation tournament and introduces recorded highlights of The Pairs Championship and The Triples Championship
(Radio Times People: page 5)
Wire production
Customers and connoisseurs explore the world of antiques with Max Robertson
Customers Anthea Holloway, Brian Matthew
(from Bristol)
with ventriloquist Shari Lewis and Lamb Chop, Charley Horse
Starring Jean Kent, Guy Rolfe
with Paul Dupuis, Lana Morris, Kathleen Byron
Georgette Heyer's exciting tale of love, death and treason, set during the Napoleonic wars, stars Jean Kent as the young English governess who suddenly finds herself involved in a sinister world of smugglers and spies.
(This Week's Films: page 9)
A series of 13 programmes
Written by Correlli Barnett
India's contribution to the Great War of 1914-18 made Indian Nationalists feel they had won their title to nationhood, and they were soon locked with the British in a fierce struggle for independence.
(A BBCtv/Time-Life co-production)
(Colour)
Starring Sacha Distel
with Daliah Lavi, Olivia Newton-John, Vicky Leandros; and featuring Les Reed conducting a medley of his own hit compositions
Also appearing:
David Rosaire's Pekes and Aldo MacCione
The Norman Maen Dancers
Peter Knight and his Orchestra
The Maggie Stredder Singers
A BBC/SFB co-production
(David Rosaire and his Pekes are appearing at the Tower Circus, Blackpool)
(Formidable, these French romantics! pages 8 and 9)
by J. M. Synge
A Play of the Month presentation starring John Hurt, Sinead Cusack
with Pauline Delany, Joe Lynch and Kevin Flood
A fine, wild story of love and attempted murder. Synge says 'in a good play every speech should be as fully flavoured as a nut or apple.' In Playboy they are.
with Richard Baker; Weather
A musical documentary in which young West Indians give an impression of how it feels to be young, black and living in this country today.
'England it's a nice country. Some of the time you feel at home, but most of the time you don't.'
Thoughts and writing, paintings and dance are set against neighbourhoods in London, Manchester, Bristol and Birmingham where the majority of young West Indians live.
(Claudette Critchlow's Choice: page 5)
(Colour)
Sir Kenneth Keith, Chairman, Hill Samuel Ltd, whose mergers and takeovers have created one of the most powerful merchant banks in Britain, about City deals and public suspicion, The Moneylenders' power, The Keith 'methods' - Ruthless? The City and Harold Wilson
