6.40 Instrumentation
7.05 Urban Education: Chicago
7.30 Analysing Motion
Story: The Princess and the Pea by HANS ANDERSEN. Presenters: Julie Stevens , John Golder
A series of ten programmes 7: Eating Out at Work
Commentary by DEREK COOPER
Producer BRIAN DAVIES
Series producer IAN WOOLF
- pre-school education now A series of ten programmes
7: Early Mathematical Experiences ' Mathematics is all around us just for the looking.' The work and Views of PROFESSOR GEOFFREY MATTHEWS and his team.
Director IAN ROSENBLOOM Producer ROGER OWEN
5.00 Technology for Teachers
5.25 Coat
5.50 Statistics: First Ideas
6.15 Foundation Maths: Errors
6.40 Telephone Models
A series of five films 2 : Tomorrow the World
How did the newsreels present developments in Nazi Germany after Hitler's assumption of power in 1933? Script consultant PROF JOHN GRENVILLE Producer HOWARD SMITH
with Ludovic Kennedy , Robin Day Richard Kershaw , Angela Rippon ' Every country is on the way to getting its own dictator ... we must either find it funny or sit down and weep.'
Gore Vidal , whose writing has caused outrage so often, and who has now turned his talent to novels of history and politics-like the forthcoming 1876-talks to LUDOVIC KENNEDY.
Associate producer JOHN REYNOLDS Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPROK
A film series about a family of pioneer stock who struggle to survive during the Depression of the early 30s. starring
The Visitor
Based on EARL HANMER jr's autobiographical novel Spencer's Mountain Executive producer LEE RICH
by W. Somerset Maugham
Dramatised in three parts by Harry Green
Starring Michael Hordern as Willie Ashenden, Judy Cornwell as Rosie Gann
With the help of ever-faithful Lord George, Rosie and Ted Driffield have fled Blackstable and debts. In London, success waits for Ted; and for Rosie waits the adoring young Willie Ashenden.
(Repeat)
(Next week: "Our Mutual Friend" by Charles Dickens)
The ruins of Chan Chan, the greatest ancient city in the Americas, lie crumbling in the desert of Peru. They are famous both for the fabulous treasures of gold and silver looted from them, and for their unique maze-like plan. How did such a city arise? What is the meaning of the strange walled compounds, pyramids, the secret rooms of which the ruins consist? "Horizon" sifts the evidence from the sand and builds up the story of a savage people. Drawing on proof of battle and human sacrifice, it lays bare the secrets of the Lords of the Labyrinth.
Introduced and conducted by Christopher Seaman
On the Wing includes the ' Dam-busters' March' by Eric Coates , ' The Swan ' by Saint-Saens, ' The Dove ' from Respighi's Suite ' The Birds', and Rossini's ' Thieving Magpie' overture.
John Mclnulty (cello)
Bernard Sumner (piano)
BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
Director PETER BUTLER
Producer JAMES HUNTER BBC Scotland
Angela Rippon ; Weather
JULIAN GLOVER reads To Juan at the Winter Solstice by ROBERT GRAVES
