6.25 Bartholomew Fair. 8.51 Ceremonies of Fascism. 7.40 Gravity Model. 8.5 A Control System Design. 8.3t Industrial Relations Act 1972.

A See-Saw programme
with Rick Jones

The Parable of Salt and Light (MATTHEW 15, VV 13-16)
Continuing the series dealing with some of Jesus' Parables of the Kingdom.
This service from Leeds comes from
St Martin's Church, Potternewton, a parish church with a multiracial congregation in an area where people of many faiths have their homes.
Conducted by the Vicar, THE REV JEFFREY KING , assisted by members of the congregation.
Preacher THE REV ANDREW SHANKS Organist JOHN BARNES
Hymns: Let all the world (Lucking-ton); God of mercy, God of grace (Heathlands); Christ is the King (Gelobt set Gott: Vulpius) Sound ALAN FOX
Lighting HENRY BURDIN
Television presentation ROGER HUTCHINGS BBC Manchester

continues the series of education with part 2 of Settling Down to Learning.
PYARE sHivpuRi reports on the exhibition 'Living Arts of India* organised by the Arts Council of Great Britain for the Festival of India.
MAHENDRA KAUL talks to management expert HARSHVARDHAN and the programme also includes a dance by RANJNA GAUHAR, a well-known exponent of the Oddisi style of dance.
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL BBC Birmingham

Six films about the wildlife of the seashore presented by TONY SOPER
4: Duneland
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD
Book (same title), £4.25 from booksellers

starring
Cary Grant , Irene Dunne
Following the death of their adopted daughter, Roger and Julie find their lives and marriage strained beyond endurance. They decide to part. As Julie packs she reminisces to records, including ' Penny serenade', which have been part of their lives together. There is, however, a surprise in store for the couple.
Veteran Hollywood director George Stevens handles this emotional story with great tact - aided by memorable performances from two of Hollywood's great stars.
Screenplay by MORRIE RYSKIND Produced and directed by GEORGE STEVENS
. Films: page 9

in Falling Hare and The Case of the Missing Hare

A Western series starring Leif Erickson as Big John Cannon, Cameron Mitchell as Buck Cannon, Mark Slade as Blue, Linda Cristal as Victoria, Henry Darrow as Manolito

Six voyages with Clare Francis Narrated by Laurence Olivier 2: The World Encompassed
The first voyagers crossed the vast Pacific in small canoes searching for landfall and a home on distant islands. Centuries later came the galleons of the European explorers. For them the Pacific was a highway in the quest for gold and eastern spices. CLARE FRANCIS sails in the replica of the Golden Hinde to an island in the Coral Sea. It is the stuff on which dreams are made - a coral island, dusky, uninhibited maidens, tropical weather. This programme fulfils the promise of The Commanding Sea as a major television experience. (DAILY EXPRESS) Principal advisers
J. H. PLUMB and BASIL GREENHILL Music by CARL DAVIS
Series written and directed by MICHAEL GILL and ANTHONY MAYER A MALONE-GILL production

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

by CHARLES DICKENS dramatised in eight episodes by PIETER HARDING starring and 3: Darnay has been tried at the Old Bailey on a charge of high treason. His counsel's assistant, Sydney Carton , who bears him a strong resemblance, made a timely intervention which brought about his acquittal.
Music composed and conducted by PAUL READE
Producer BARRY LETTS
Directed by MICHAEL E. BRIANT

Darnay has been tried at the Old Bailey, on a charge of high treason. His councel's assistant, Carton, made a timely intervention which brought his acquittal.

with Thora Hird
For Palm Sunday this year 1,100 children and a donkey entered Wells Cathedral singing Malcolm Williamson 's Procession of Palms. Thora includes this and many other highlights from the past year of Songs of Praise, including the hymn for which she always has more requests than any other, ' The old rugged cross '.
Praise to the Holiest in the height (Richmond); I cannot tell (Hereford); Procession of Palms (Malcolm Williamson); My song is love unknown (Love unknown); Power in the blood (L. E. Jones ); Lord of the dance (Shaker); There is a green hill (Horsley); The old rugged cross (The old rugged cross) Director CAROLINE GODLEY Producer ELIZABETH GORT
Hymns from previous Songs of Praise (record REC 338, cassette zcm 338) from retailers

starring
Peter Ustinov Maggie Smith Karl Maiden
When he is released from prison, con-man Marcus Pendleton decides that his future lies in computers. preferably those which he can manipulate to his own advantage. With the help of an unwitting tea-lady Marcus devises a plan that soon makes him a millionaire. But the millions are decidedly hot ...
Screenplay by IRA WALLACH and PETER USTINOV
Produced by MILDRED FREED ALBERG Directed by ERIC TILL Films: page 9

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

' Compulsive gambling' is now recognised as an addictive state. In 1964 a Methodist minister introduced Gamblers Anonymous to Britain. It has proved itself to be a lifeline for the compulsive gambler-but first the gambler must reach ' rock bottom', the recognition that his addiction is beyond his control. Only then can his fellow-addicts, and GA's ' spiritual recovery programme', help him rebuild his life. Everyman reports from within the confessional meetings of Gamblers Anonymous.
Producer TOM ROBERTS
Everyman editor WILLIAM NICHOLSON

with the Joffrey Ballet
The first of two programmes
Introduced by Christopher Gable Le spectre de la rose (1911)
This most exquisite of short ballets gave Nijinsky one of his most famous roles. A young girl dreams: the spirit of the rose she carried at the ball comes to life and dances with her.
Music CARL MARIA VON WEBER
Choreography MIKHAIL FOKINE L'après-midi d'un faune (1912)
The first ballet choreographed by Nijinsky, a sensational departure from the classical tradition. On a sunlit afternoon, a faun watches nypmhs on their way to bathe. His approach frightens them away. He consoles himself by embracing a scarf the leading nymph has dropped.
Music CLAUDE DEBUSSY
Choreography VASLAV NIJINSKY Conductor TERENCE KERN
Executive producer JAC VENZA Director EMILE ARDOLINO
WNET/THIRTEEN, New York

from Royal Troon The 111th Open Championship
HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights.

The Hunt for the Tenth Planet
Is there a new planet in the solar system? Many astronomers believe that there is a massive body beyond Neptune, the outermost of the main planets now known: it could be a planet, but it might also be a dark star or a black hole. The movements of the two Pioneer space-craft now on their way out of the solar system may provide valuable clues. Patrick Moore gives an up-to-date report.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO
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