7.40 Physiology of Cells and Organisms.

8.5 Reading a Poem

8.30 Foundation Maths - Differences

8.55 Frank Lloyd Wright

9.20 Microeconomics

9.45 Brunelleschi's Architecture

10.10 Finite State Machines

10.35 Maths: Lebesgue Integration

11.0 Chemistry of Carbon Compounds

11.25 Mining

11.50 Statistics-Bionomial Distribution

12.15 The D.E.S.

12.40 Psychology

1.5 Computer Terminal - ASR33

Percy Thrower in his own garden The Magnolias in Shropshire
April is a busy month in the herbaceous border. Some choice perennials can be propagated by cuttings taken now, and others need thinning and supporting. Winter flowering erica carnea needs pruning and there is still time to plant gladiolus and chincherinchee.
Producer BARRIE EDGAR (Birmingham)

An entertainment for children with Brian Cant
Carol Chell , Don Spencer
Have you ever seen a 250-horsepower caterpillar? Brian comes across one when Play Away is away today in Gloucestershire. Don watches some racehorses on their early morning gallops, while Carol meets some children racing their own go-carts.
Producer ANN REAY
Director ANNE GOBEY
The Bold Bad Bus, stories in verse from Play Away £1.60, from bookshops

Starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr Glynis Johns , Jack Hawkins
An American surgeon is told that if his patient dies then so does he — for his is a very special patient.
Director SIDNEY GILLIAT
This Week's Films: page 19

In this unique film Prince Rainier and Princess Grace talk about the past and the present and their hopes for Monaco's future, against the background of their formal life, and their informal family life.
A film byFRANÇOIS REICHENBACH

RFU Club Competition Semi-Final Morpeth v Rosslyn Park
Morpeth are the giant-killers this year. The little-known club from Northumberland have already beaten sides such as London Irish and Bath.
Commentator NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Series producer BILL TAYLOR

Weather

In Concert
Sound MICHAEL MCCARTHY Lighting DEREK SLEE
Designer PETER KINDRED
Producer JOHNNIE STEWART
Speaking off the record: page 3

The second Semi-Final
Fred Davis , the veteran of the competition, ten times World Champion, versus
Dennis Taylor (Blackburn) playing in his first Pot Black series. Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE Director JIM DUMIGHAN
Producer REG PERRIN (Birmingham)

from the novel by SYBILLE BEDFORD dramatised in five parts by ROBERT MULLER starring Claire Bloom
Hugh Griffith , Bill Fraser Irene Handl , Jeremy Brett Richard Hurndall
Geoffrey Whitehead , Robin Bailey Angela Pleasence , with John Fraser as Julius von Felden and Flora Robson as the Narrator While Julius was educating his Crammer in the life-style of a gentleman, Johannes escaped from Benzheim Cadet School and is now being pursued with all the apparatus of Prussian authority. Episode 2
Script editor LENNOX PHILLIPS Lighting DEREK SLEE
Sound TREVOR WEBSTER Designer CHRIS PEMSEL Producer RON CRADDOCK Director DEREK MARTINUS

Wife for Life?
Tonight's 2nd House explores in verse, drama, cartoon, documentary and song how our views of wedlock have shifted in recent times from the Victorian belief in a life-long union entailing absolute fidelity and in which sex was primarily for begetting children. The programme will include two short plays.
The Mayor of Casterbridge
A chapter from THOMAS HARDY 'S novel adapted by PETER PRINCE with PEGGY SINCLAIR
IAN BLAIR , THOMAS HEATHCOTE
SHEILA BECKETT , VICTOR LANGLEY TERENCE LODGE , CYRIL CROSS
MICHAEL: I don't see why men who have got wives and don't want 'em shouldn't get rid of 'em like did horses ...'
Comrades
One act from AUGUST STRINDBERG'S play adapted by JEREMY BROOKS
MELANIE PECK
AXEL: What have you done? I'll tell you. Right from the very beginning you lied to me ... right up to the end you've cheated me! ' Also appearing are the poets JAMES SIMMONS , ALAN JACKSON , ROGER MCGOUGH and ADRIAN HENRI , with ELAINE STRITCH reading poems by DOROTHY PARKER , interviews with married couples, with Daily Mirror columnist MARJORIE PROOPS and DR PRUDENCE TUNNADINE of the Institute of Psycho-Sexual Medicine
Designer J ROGER LOWE Drama director BEN REA Producer TONY CASH Editor BILL MORTON

A series of programmes made specially for audiences in the BBC regions and now seen for the first time countrywide. Tonight: The Marshes (BBC East Anglia)
David Richardson explores the 30,000 acres stretching from the River Bure to the Waveney Val ley and meets some of the people who for generations have lived and worked in this desolate corner of East Anglia.
Producer CORDON MOSLEY
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

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Tony Bilbow reviews several new releases including Young Franken stein directed by Mel Brooks ; rock opera Tommy featuring The Who; plus Robert Redford as a 20s ace stunt pilot in The Great Waldo Pepper. Philip Jenkinson looks back on Frankenstein, The Who, and vintage fliers.
Producer MARGARET SHARP Philip Jenkinson : page 19

starring Carol Ohmart
James Gregory , Tom Tryon
Bored with her middle-aged husband, Paulie Webb is having an affair with Marsh, his employee.
Producer and director MICHAEL CURTIZ This Week's Films: page 19