9.38 Maths Workshop: Stage 1
10.0 History 1917-71: Crisis in Asia
10.25-10.40 Tout Compris: 1
(Colour)
11.0 Watch!: Slugs and Snails
Presented by Andrew Bradford
11.18-11.38 Going to Work
12.5 New Horizons
General knowledge quiz
with Bob Langley
Keep Fit with Eileen Fowler
Weatherman Bert Foord
(Colour)
Presented by Anne Gale and David Freeland
With James Ottaway
with Gwyn Williams
How much effect did the Roman conquest have on the people of Wales? Where and why did the Romans wipe out the druids? Where did the Romans build a town to try to attract the Celts to their way of life? What words from Latin have survived in the Welsh language?
Gwyn Williams continues his journey through the past.
A high speed mammal.
Introduced by Tony Soper
(from Bristol)
Book, £2.30: see page 66
(from Birmingham; first shown on BBC2)
Starring Dan Dailey as State Governor Drinkwater, Julie Sommars as his daughter, J.J.
with James Callahan as George, Neva Patterson as Maggie
Guest star Lyle Waggoner
The fact that J.J. is a governor's daughter seems to prevent her from finding a steady boy friend. Her father tries to solve the problem - and is appalled by his success!
Story: "Sh Sh" by Jean Watson
(Shown at 11.0 am on BBC2)
(Colour)
by Helen Cresswell
with Hannah Gordon
(Colour)
Introduced by Johnny Morris
The World of Animals
(from Bristol)
with Richard Baker; Weather
bringing you news and views in your region tonight
(including Regional Weather)
Presented by Michael Barratt, Frank Bough and Bob Wellings
(Regional details as Monday)
Starring John Wayne, Susan Hayward
with Dennis O'Keefe
John Wayne is a tough head of a construction battalion - the Seabees, responsible for building vital installations in the Pacific during World War II.
This Week's Films: page 9
Another chance to see the best of this comedy series
Starring Polly James as Beryl and Nerys Hughes as Sandra
featuring Clive Swift as Jim Royle, Ken Jones as Uncle Dermot
Beryl has a date on Sunday and refuses an invitation to address a strike meeting at the factory...
[Repeat]
with Robert Dougall and Richard Whitmore and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world
Weather
The story of the great currency convulsion that paralysed a nation.
Inflation is a familiar word these days but to those who lived through the fantastic German inflation of the 20s the word has a different meaning. By November 1923 the German mark had sunk to one million-millionth of its pre-war value. Currency of astronomical face values of millions and billions was whirling through the country, its purchasing power dwindling eventually from hour to hour. In the end no one would use it. Money was dead.
This monetary madness was cured almost overnight - and by a psychological trick. But irreparable damage was done to the structure of German society. The way was opened for Nazism and the second world war.
Written and introduced by William Guttmann
Taking part: Dorothy Henkel, Herbert Hochfeld, Willy Derkow, Andrew Shonfield
Commentary spoken by Sean Barrett
David O. Selznick, George Cukor, Marion Davies - film personalities who are the subjects of current books about the cinema. Barry Norman and Frederic Raphael review these books and show clips from some of the films involved, and Mark Shivas talks to film and theatre director John Houseman who worked with Orson Welles in the Citizen Kane years.
Introduced by Ludovic Kennedy including Phone-In
The subject will be announced
