Produced and presented by Mahendra Kaul
(from Birmingham: rptd Wed, 12.25)

Morning Service from The John Ross Memorial Church for the Deaf, Glasgow conducted by The Rev J. Stewart Lochrie, MBE, JP

Praise
O God of Bethel! (Para 2)
Father of heaven (RCH 5)
The Lord is rich and merciful (RCH 398)
O God of mercy, God of might (RCH 487)
(From Scotland)

One hundred years ago, a band of men gathered around a tree in a Warwickshire village-their purpose: to form a trade union for farm workers - their leader: Joseph Arch (1826-1919)
A film documentary
(from Birmingham)

Weather for farmers

Presented by John van Riemsdijk

Supplying highly sophisticated equipment to the world's top laboratories has earned a small Oxford company its second Queen's Award to Industry.

Alun Williams introduces young people with extraordinary and exciting ways of spending their leisure time: Among today's guests: Fiona and Mary McCaulay of Purley, who find life most exciting when 300-feet off the ground.

Introduced by Duncan Carse who takes a look at
This Sporting Country Life
At the Durham Game Fair he meets up with Jack Davey, trainer of many gun dog champions.
Michael Canney spends an afternoon out at a Point-to-Point race meeting in Somerset.

(from Bristol)
(Colour)

Starring Robert Ryan, Anthony Quinn
with Mala Powers, Suzan Ball

Two deep-sea divers go to the Caribbean to find the city beneath the sea where one million dollars in gold lies buried.
(This Week's Films: page 0)

by Cyril Abraham
starring Peter Gilmore, Anne Stallybrass, John Phillips
with Edward Chapman, Philip Bond, Brian Rawlinson, Howard Lang, Jessica Benton, Michael Billington

Lured by the profitable prospects of steam ships James sets up a Public Company, but Callon is an old hand at financial juggling and meanwhile James's only clipper is sailing through troubled waters.

(Colour)

with Ted Moult and Ralph Verney facing a specially invited group of questioners
Introduced by Magnus Magnusson

The last programme in a series which examines the moral dilemmas and problems which people face in the course of their work.

In the International Arena of the All-England Jumping Course at Hickstead in Sussex, an International field including the world's finest riders compete in the event which is now acknowledged as the Blue Riband of World Jumping.
Over the Derby Course of 16 imposing obstacles, including the fearsome Derby Bank, they ride for total prize money of £6,000 in the competition which the incomparable Harvey Smith won last year in a blaze of publicity.
Introduced by David Vine

(Colour)

Starring Rock Hudson, Doris Day, Tony Randall

That very successful romantic partnership Rock Hudson and Doris Day play husband and wife in this comedy of a confirmed hypochondriac who mistakenly thinks he has only a few weeks to 'live' - and spends them finding a new husband to look after his wife after he has gone!
A grief-stricken Tony Randall plays the 'dying' man's best friend, and Clint (Cheyenne) Walker the number one candidate as his wife's second husband.
(This Week's Films: page 8)

with Kenneth Kendall
and Weather

The fourth of five visits to the 1972 season of Henry Wood Promenade Concerts from the Royal Albert Hall
John Pritchard conducts Waltzes and Polkas by the Strauss family and excerpts from Lehar's The Merry Widow and Johann Strauss's Die Fledermaus
with Catherine Wilson (soprano)
and the BBC Symphony Orchestra leader Eli Goren
Introduced by Richard Baker

(Part of the concert given on 12 August)
(Next week: Gilbert and Sullivan)
(Colour)

Tommy Aaron (US) v Roberto de Vicenzo (Argentina) at Carnoustie

As the series nears its climax, de Vicenzo meets the man whose mistake may have cost him the American Masters title. Aaron made an error on Roberto's card and the Argentinian failed to check it: thus he was disqualified and forfeited his chance of a play-off with Bob Goalby.
Prize-money $4,000 to the winner $2,000 to the loser