Starring John Bentley, Martha Hyer

An exciting adventure film with some spectacular wildlife scenes made on location in Africa.
A British district officer tries to prevent the young son of a tribal chieftain from engaging in deadly combat as part of his initiation as the new leader of the Maru.
(Philip Jenkinson on This Week's Films: page 8)

Introduced by Mike Harding
featuring
Strawbs, now extended to a five-piece group
Caravan featuring tracks from their latest LP
Kris Kristofferson, composer of Me and Bobby McGee, now turns performer ('the hottest thing in Nashville' - New York Times)
plus a dip into the new releases
(This Week's Sounds: page 10)

A grand tour of some of the world's outstanding zoos with Anthony Smith

A place to live and breed
This largest and oldest Swiss zoo is one of the richest and most up-to-date in Europe. Its director Dr Ernst Lang is dedicated to the ideal that a zoo is a place where animals can live and breed rather than just exist and eventually die.
The first European Indian Rhino was born here; and Goma, the first European gorilla, now lives with her parents, brothers, and sisters as a family unit in a section of the extensive new air-conditioned Ape House.
(from Bristol)

with Percy Thrower from Clacks Farm, Worcestershire
Gathering and storing apples and pears, planting winter-flowering bulbs in pots and bowls, and seasonal work in the greenhouse.

The Class that Came In from the Cold... is how Clive Jenkins sees Britain's white-collar workers in this series of highly personal films.

Once upon a time there was a middle class who believed that they were part of the ruling system. Mergers, take-overs, computerisation, the growth of huge industrial combines - all these things have pushed the middle class further away from their traditional positions of power.
Now they are all workers and they need the things all workers need - organisation and power in their place of work. So says trade union leader Clive Jenkins: the middle class have turned to the trade union movement and have come in from the cold.
(Getting hot under the white collar: page 12)

The Brian Lemon Trio: Brian Lemon (piano), Lennie Bush (bass), Bobby Orr (drums) with their guest Lennie Best (vibes) play a little jazz of their choice.

by Anne Bronte
A second chance to see this dramatisation in four parts by Christopher Fry
Starring Janet Munro

Gilbert, already on bad terms with Lawrence, has seen him with Helen at Wildfell Hall.
(Colour)

Rowan and Martin invite you to laugh-a-second-time at their laugh-in

This week's star guest Buddy Hackett
and featuring Judy Carne, Arte Johnson, Ruth Buzzi, Henry Gibson, Goldie Hawn, Alan Sues, Jo Anne Worley, Teresa Graves, Pamela Rodgers, Jeremy Lloyd, Byron Gilliam, and Gary Owens

A Schlatter/Friendly production for NBC

Starring Donald Wolfit

Who betrayed the leader of a wartime resistance group, and has he got enough nerve to attend the group's annual reunion dinner? This compelling and claustrophobic drama provides some of the answers.
As well as Donald Wolfit, there's a clutch of good names in the cast like Robert Bray (Bus Stop), Anton Diffring, and Rupert Davies (Maigret).
Written and directed by Michael McCarthy
(Philip Jenkinson on This Week's Films: page 8)