7.15 St Joan

8.5 Nazi New Order

A magazine for Asian viewers Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Director ASHOK RAMPAL. BBC Birmingham (Repeated: Wednesday, BBC2 10.35 am)

Mr Muddle and Mr Daydream by ROGER HARGREAVES Told by ARTHUR LOWE
Animation TERRY WARD

The story of Jesus told in pictures
Storyteller Ray Smith

Reflections on a Journey
BRIAN MORRIS visits Whithorn, Hex-ham Abbey and the Galilee Chapel of Durham Cathedral.
The first of four programmes in which a traveller speaks of his personal response to some places of Christian significance.
Professor Morris's journey takes him to some of the sites associated with the earliest days of Christianity in these islands, but he reflects on them as places which speak to a 20th-century man about his own faith and his own life.
Producer R. T. BROOKS

The first of a 26-part series about musical instruments, terms, topics. A for Air
IVOR KEYS, Professor of Music at Birmingham University, explains basic tune ' shapes ' with JILL GOMEZ (soprano)
Director IAN HAMILTON
Producer JOHN DOBSON. BBC Bristol

Words and letters
With DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS and GAY HAMILTON
MARTIN SHAW
Script BARRY TOOK
(Repeated: Thursday 2.0 pm)
Adults wanting help with reading can ring [number removed]or send their name, address and telephone number to: [address removed]

with Brenda Marshall Claude Rains Donald Crisp Flora Robson
Alan Hale
A season of films featuring five great Hollywood screen personalities of the 1930s and 1940s.
Among England's great heroes in the reign of Elizabeth I was the Sea Hawk, a Robin Hood of the high seas who plundered Spanish galleons to swell England's coffers.
Director MICHAEL CURTIZ
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(Errol Flynn is in The Hollywood Greats, Thurs, 9.25 pm and The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex, F'ri, 10.46 pm)

A WARNER BROTHERS cartoon

with Richard Baker ; Weatherman

Based on the novel by NOEL STREATFEILD ; dramatised in six parts by JOHN WILES
The three girls have become pupils at the Academy of Dancing. During the Christmas holidays Sylvia receives a telegram from Madame asking her to come and see her at once. Episode 3
Producer JOHN MCRAE
Director TIMOTHY COMBE

Previously transmitted in their entirety as a Play of the Month presentation, The Chester Mystery Plays are being shown again in six weekly episodes.
A production, using the latest television techniques, of the medieval Mystery Cycle first performed in the City of Chester in the 14th century.

Tonight: Part 1 - Fall of Lucifer, The Creation, Adam and Eve

With the following Company: Alun Armstrong, Hilda Braid, Keith Chegwin, Kenneth Colley, Paul Copley, Joe Gladwin, Brian Glover, Fiona Gray, Christopher Guard, Kim Hardy, Christine Hargreaves, Tony Haygarth, James Hazeldine, Ronald Herdman, David Jackson, Philip Jackson, Sam Kelly, Ashley Knight, Kevin Mcnally, John Normington, Antonia Pemberton, Candida Prior, John Quarmby, Helen Raye, Terry Scully, Derek Smith, Nina Thomas, Sophie Ward, Raymond Westwell
THE CHOIR OF NEW COLLEGE, OXFORD Music director DAVID LUMSDEN
Modern English text by MAURICE HUSSEY Music composed and conducted by GUY WOOLFENDEN
Paintings by TOM TAYLOR
BRIAN PIKE , BERNARD BLATCH Producer CEDRIC MESSINA Director PIERS HAGGARD

A series of four programmes Introduced by Thora Hird
In tonight's programme, THORA hird introduces a selection of hymns from the last two years of Songs of Praise.
The theme of tonight's programme is How Can We Praise God?, and Thora. has included hymns from
Cornwall, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland in an attempt to answer that question.
Producer FRANK PAGDEN
(Repeated tomorrow at 3.40 pnO

The seventh of a series of 10 episodes, starring Peter Gilmore in A Hard Life by CYRIL ABRAHAM with Jessica Benton , Howard Lang Brian Rawlinson , Mary Webster Tom Adams and Jill Gascoine
'Those poor emigrants. They're treated like cattle. And everyone exploits them.'
Series devised by CYRIL ABRAHAM Script editor MERVYN HAISMAN Designer DON GILES
Producer GERAINT MORRIS
Director CHRISTOPHER BARRY

starring and When a plot is discovered to assassinate Mahatma Gandhi by a group opposed to his policy of non-violence, there is a desperate race to prevent the crime. In vain the Delhi police chief tries to persuade the great leader to postpone a prayer meeting ...
An international cast stars in Mark Robson 's dramatic film of the events surrounding this 1948 assassination attempt.
Director MARK ROBSON Films: page 10

with Richard Baker
Weather

Who decides how we are informed? George Scott questions the power and privilege of modern communicators - The Editors of newspapers, books and periodicals, radio and television.
Research SALLY HARDCASTLE Director DAVID TAFT
Producer ELWYN PARRY-JONES