A magazine for Asian viewers
(Details: see Wed p 49 M.35 am BBC2)

A series of ten programmes for trade unionists.
3: Re-organisation at Work
(For details: see Wed p 49 7.5 pm BBC2)

A 24-part French course for beginners on tv and radio: 8
Radio programmes: Wednesdays at 7.0 pm (R3 medium wave) and Sundays at
3.0 pm (R4 VHF)
Book 1 (same title), £1.30; record 1, £1.73, or cassette 1, £2.81, from bookshops

A series often programmes:7
DAVID BELLAMY continues his personal exploration of the country-side. In Spain he finds a forest - a relic of those that once clothed the landscape. What difference has it made and could make to the life of the peasants and Where have all the trees gone?
Producer DAVID CORDINGLEY
Book (same title), £1.50, from bookshops

from St Peter 's House,
Church and Chaplaincy for Higher Education in Manchester, to mark today's beginning of the Fifth Assembly of the World Council of Churches in Nairobi.
Celebrant REV DR JOHN RUDGE , Methodist Chaplain
Preacher VERY REV ALFRED JOWETT , Dean of Manchester
Organist DR NOEL PRESTON
Television presentation STEWART CROSS

A 25-part Italian course: 8
Scripts ALFIO BERNABEI , ROMOLO BRUNI Producer TONY ROBERTS
Book (same title), £1.00; records 1 and 2, £1.20 each, or cassettes 1 and 2, 2.70 each, from bookshops

Ten programmes for men and women thinking of changing jobs in mid-career
8: The Late Starter
' At my stage in life it's quite a jump to start again, train and begin right at the very bottom-but it's something you've just got to do, and I'm sure it's the logical and sensible way of going about changing your job.'
Series producer BRYN BROOKS
Book (same title), fl.50, from bookshops

Introduced by DAVID RICHARDSON An Ordered Market for Sheep
A report on how the French market works now, and the French attitude to the proposed Common Market Regulations.
Producer JOHN KENYON. BBC Birmingham
Weather for farmers

A series of ten programmes presented by AUDREY STEPHENSON 8:World in Miniature (Part 2)
A tough wooden roadway, pipe-cleaner people and foam-rubber trees - all Ihe equipment for three-to-five-year-olds to build a world of their own.
Series editor PETER RIDING Producer RON BLOOMFIELD
Book (same title), £1.20, from bookshops

Adventures of Chip 'n' Dale
Those lively cartoon characters the chipmunks have plenty on their paws to make a song and dance about.

A serial in six parts by ALISTAIR BELL: Part 1
Most people like to think that when a tyrant comes among us a hero will arise to oppose and crush him. In the whole range of fact and fiction there is no character who satisfies this need with more romantic exuberance than Robin Hood. This new serial, written specially for television, tells once more, with a few original variations, the story of his exciting life and adventures.
Make-up JEAN STEWARD Costume ROGER REECE Designer DAVID spode
Producer GEORGE GALACCIO Director ERIC DAVIDSON

Weather BARBARA EDWARDS

A lively new look at words and letters with DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS
Script BARRY TOOK
Adviser CATHERINE MOORHOUSE Director BARBARA DERKOW
Producer DAVID HARGREAVES
Repeated; Thursday 12.15 pm, and Saturday 10.25 am
Adults wanting help with reading can ring [number removed]or send their name, address and telephone number to: On the Move, PO Box 7, London W3 6XJ.
Book (same title), £1.00, Jrom bookshops

A romantic serial in 16 parts set in Cornwall of the 1780s based on the novels by WINSTON GRAHAM Part 8 by PAUL WHEELER
Francis develops the morbid sore throat. Demelza insists on helping Elizabeth nurse him, and in doing so, puts at risk all those she holds most dear.
For Ross, meanwhile, a shipwreck in Nampara Cove brings a different kind of danger .
Script editor SIMON MASTERS
Costume designer JOHN BLOOMFIELD Designer OLIVER BAYLDON Producer MORRIS BARRY Director PAUL ANNETT

Starring Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando
with Kim Hunter, Karl Malden
For the first time on British television, the film that made Marlon Brando a living movie legend.
Tennessee Williams's story of the disastrous relationship between fading Southern belle Blanche Du Bois and the inarticulate, ape-like Stanley Kowalski.
Films; page 13

with Peter Woods ; Weather

Part 2: From Jazz to Swing
The second of three Omnibus films about the transatlantic take-over of our popular song and dance.
Spell it Jass, Jas, Jaz, or Jazz-nothing can spoil a Jass band.
So ran the promotion material for the first record ever to sell a million copies: 'Livery Stable Blues,' by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band.
In 1919, the band crossed the Atlantic and took Britain by storm. British imitations were soon stalking the country.
Then came the process of anglicisation. An English style of modern ballroom dancing was refined from its American antecedents. Radio turned our dance-band leaders into national heroes. A British song factory on American lines was built up around the Charing Cross Road.
But the rise of the Hollywood musical made things tough for British composers: America could now dump its songs and dances in the same film can.
By the late 30s the Americans had thundered into their swing era. Would Britain follow suit? Those filmed in America:
Eubie Blake , Irving Caesar Harry Warren
Those filmed in England:
Tolchard Evans , Victor Silvester
From the archives come AMBROSE, DUKE ELLINGTON, GRACIE FIELDS, ROY FOX , HENRY HALL , JACK HYLTON , AL JOLSON, RUBY KEELER, JACK PAYNE , HARRY ROY , PAUL WHITEMAN and many more.
Narrator RONALD PICKUP
Film editor PETER WEST
Executive producer mike WOOLLER
Written and produced by GEOFFREY HAYDON