6.45 Metamorphism in the Italian Alps
7.10 Pilgrimage
7.35 Classical Greece: Land and Sea
8.0 Engineering Structures
8.25 Photoelectron Spectroscopy
A See-Saw programme Bod's Present (Repeal)
Ben Thomas describes the clever tricks of The Magic Bird. Kim Goody sings of what it would be like to be 'Free as a bird'. David Yip tells the story of The Silent Victory at Jericho.
JOHN NOAKES and Shep review the Go with Noakes series.
Blaenau Ffestiniog Here we Come
Today's Asian Magazine celebrates Eid. Plus a film report about NARENDRA JADAV , an expert in bonsai -the Japanese art of training trees. And a visit to the India Office Library and Records to see some of the treasures from the Indian sub-continent held in this country.
Producer BISH MEHAY. Executive producer ASHOK rampal. BBC Pebble Mill
A series of four programmes exploring the way Muslims understand their religion. Presented by Ziauddin Sardar 2: Tawhid
The central teaching of Islam is the unity of God, which is reflected in and shapes Muslim thinking on society, economics and politics.
With Jaafar Sheikh Idris of the Islamic University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Lighting JOHN SCARR Director RALPH ROLLS
Producer MERRYL DAVIES
with PHILIP WRIXON
DAN CHERRINGTON , JAMES GLADSTONE
Producers PHILIP HICKS. KEN POLLOCK Executive producer JOHN KENYON BBC Pebble Mill
Weather for farmers JIM BACON
This week Deirdre Cartwright (guitar), Henry Thomas (bass) and Geoff Nicholls (drums), look at basic playing techniques, and the ways in which the instruments fit together rhythmically - often taking cues from patterns laid down by the drums.
With comments from: JOHN TAYLOR ,
CARL PALMER , ROBBIE SHAKESPEARE , DENNIS BOVELL and LARRY GRAHAM.
Produced by CHRIS LENT
in The Bear and the Beavers.
An MGM cartoon
Also starring Walter Huston Tim Holt , Bruce Bennett
In this fine adaptation of B. TRAVEN 'S novel, Humphrey Bogart gives a memorable performance as the most bitter of a trio of itinerant Americans caught up in the Mexican gold rush. But it was Walter Huston , the director's father, who stole the film-and won an Oscar in the part of the grizzled prospector whose prediction comes true when the trio strike it rich.
Screenplay by JOHN HUSTON based on the novel by B. TRAVEN Produced by HENRY BLANKE
Directed by JOHN HUSTON
0 FEATURE: page 14
A series of five programmes 1: The Good and Quick
Written and presented by Stanley Reynolds
Wild Americans built Ecuador's Guayaquil to Quito line -Cat Jamieson, Bull Wilson , Hurricane Harry. Now, fellow countryman STANLEY REYNOLDS -mild-mannered literary editor of Punch -joins their ghosts to trace the bloody path of the Spanish conquistadores.
They hacked their way up the Andes driven by a lust for gold and emerged on to the roof of the world. Hoping to discover a head for heights, he followed more sedately, on a Baldwin Consolidation.
Producer BILL LYONS
BBC Manchester
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170
Colin Morris is the quizmaster in a battle of wits between theological students, testing their knowledge not only of religion but also of the ways of the world. This week, teams from Oak Hill, London and Oscott College,
Sutton Coldfield face the tests of faith or fortune, creed and deed, and work out the stories behind the headlines of the Hebrew Herald and the Bethlehem Bugle.
Lighting director Henry Barber Director Simon Hammond
Producer Christian Forssander
with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman
by P. C. WREN dramatised in eight episodes by ALISTAIR BELL with 6: Sergeant-Major Lejaune now believes Beau is carrying a valuable jewel, and is determined to have it. A first attempt at theft is a failure. Then Lejaune announces that the squad is to be posted to Fort Zinderneuf, where the Geste brothers will be in his power.
Schwartz BUNNY REED St André NICOLAS CHAGRIN Colonna JONATHAN BURN Guantaio NADIO FORTUNE Glock ANDREW LODGE Brandt......................... KENNETH OWENS Vaerren .......................DANIEL PAGEON
Legionnaires JOHN CANNON , LES CONRAD
PAT GORMAN , HARRY FIELDER
RED MILNER , BARRY SUMMERFORD
Music composed and conducted by STEPHEN DEUTSCH.
Producer BARRY LETTS
Director DOUGLAS CAMFIELD
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170
Cliff Michelmore travels to the beautiful Chateau de Remaisnil in Picardy, one of the homes that are now part of the life of Laura Ashley, the designer. Cliff talks to her about her early life in Wales, her work as a designer and businesswoman, and her faith.
The hymns she has chosen include 'Guide me, O thou great Jehovah,' 'Llanfair', 'Love divine' and 'Sanctaidd lor'. They are sung by the Cor Meibion Dowlais Male Choir, near her birthplace in South Wales.
OB director Simon Hammond
Assistant producer Fay Woolf
Series producer Stephen Whittle *Subtitles on Ceefax page 170
The feature film starring
Al Pacino , Marthe Keller
This moving love story stars Al Pacino as an introverted champion racing driver and Marthe Keller as Lillian, the girl full of zest for life and adventure whom he meets in a Swiss clinic. They fall in love, but he is increasingly worried by her flights of fancy and courting of risks. It becomes evident there is more to Lillian than appears on her exuberant surface....
Screenplay by ALVIN SARGENT
Produced and directed by SYDNEY POLLACK (First showing on British television) Films: page 14
with Jan Leeming Weatherman
with Esther Rantzen
Consumer advice, investigations, misprints, mishaps and real-life humour drawn from the letters you send. The reporters are Bill Buckley
Gavin Campbell Michael Groth
And at the That's Life Newsdesk Doc Cox and Joanna Monro
Director BOB MARSLAND
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN Editor GORDON WATTS
Introduced by Humphrey Burton
"It's a thankless job.... The more successful an opera director is in Vienna, the less chance he will have to survive ... They want quality and when they have it they do anything they can to destroy it."
That is the American conductor Lorin Maazel's assessment at the end of his surprisingly brief reign as director of the Vienna State Opera, one of the most powerful - but precarious - jobs in music. Maazel's illustrious predecessors include Gustav Mahler, Richard Strauss, Karl Bohm and Herbert von Karajan. Every one of them left office unhappily - bruised, embittered or simply exhausted.
Presented by Richard Baker, this film follows Maazel through his last months at the Staatsoper and through the relentless criticism that led to his premature farewell to Vienna.
