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With places called Death Valley, Arsenic Spring and Coffin Canyon, it's surprising that men and animals survive there. But there are Basque shepherds, mustangers, prospectors, and even a ballet school. And some who are there just for its solitude and beauty.
Produced by the National Geographic Society in association with Metromedia Producers Corporation (from Bristol)

Placido Domingo, 29, one of the leading operatic tenors of the world, sings arias from some of his most famous roles and talks to Bernard Levin.
Guest artist Teresa Stratas
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Leader Neville Taweel
Conducted by Lawrence Leonard

by Mrs Gaskell
Dramatised in six parts by Michael Voysey

Roger's attempt to persuade Osborne to tell the Squire of his marriage has failed. Molly is puzzled when Cynthia throws a bouquet from Mr Preston into the fire.

from The Talk of the Town
Introduced by Roy Hudd
with The Barron Knights, Joe Castor and Assistant, Norman Collier, Clive Dunn, Clive Lea
Tony Mansell's Coffee Set
Burt Rhodes and his Orchestra
(Norman Collier is in 'The Black and White Minstrel Show' at the Gaumont Theatre, Southampton)

Bad feet can be a very real problem.
Television Doctor looks at feet and at some of their commonest troubles - what causes them and how to avoid them.

William Davis, editor of Punch, looks back over his week.
William Davis's career began as a junior in a stockbroker's office, which led him into a career as a financial journalist. He wrote one of the most controversial books of the 60s, Three Years Hard Labour. He is a frequent contributor to radio and television, and it is said of him that 'he thinks, speaks and works as though there isn't a moment to lose.'