7.40 Foundation Maths - Growth

8.5 Mendelssohn, 1829

8.30 Maths - Turing Machines

8.55 Government Control of Regional Development

9.20 Computers - Systems Analysis

9.45 Physiological Adaptation

10.10 Nurture Groups

10.35 Maths - Wave Equation

11.0 Reading Development

11.25 Robert Lowell

11.50 Cyprus

12.15 Income Distribution

12.40 Design for Life

1.5 Bela Bartok

1.30 Memory and Forgetting

1.55 Maths: Complex Analysis

2.20 Power Amplifier

starring Cornel Wilde Mel Ferrer , Rita Gam
A colourful adventure story set in Morocco. Saadia is a beautiful Berber girl who believes she has supernatural powers. She is certainly bewitching enough to enchant two men from outside her primitive world. Although they are rivals in love, the two, one Arab. one French, unite to free Saadia and tribe from the tyranny of superstition and black magic.
Based on the novel Echec au Destin by FRANIC D'AUTHEVILLE
Produced and directed by ALBERT LEWIN

England v
The West Indies from The Oval
The final session of play on the third day
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD JIM LAKER , EVERTON WEEKES
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING and BILL TAYLOR

Weather

by MURIEL SPARK The BBC2 Serial dramatised in three parts by KEN TAYLOR
Poor, but savage, the girls of the May of Teck welcome Nicholas Farringdon, handsome anarchist and self-proclaimed genius, introduced to the club by Jane. Part 2
Producer MARTIN LISEMORE
Director MOIRA ARMSTRONG

A personal documentary
Written and presented by Michael Frayn
The city of Berlin is an appeal to the imagination, conjuring images of the Cold War of the 50s, the ravages of invasion and the Third Reich and the sour-sweet world of the 20s. But behind that is another world.
Playwright and novelist Michael Frayn attempts to recapture behind the shattered stonework and political confusion, the solid, complex world of Imperial Berlin in its high season.
A masterly job, done in extraordinary historical depth. (The Observer)
The most original and imaginative cultural exercise for a long time.
(Sunday Telegraph)
It made me want to go and have a look at a city that had never interested me: the mark of good reporting. (Sunday Times)
Producer DENNIS MARKS
Editor BILL MORTON

A series of outstanding and memorable programmes to mark 40 years of BBCtv

Billy Cotton calls Wakey-Wakey!
with Russ Conway, Special guest star Frankie Vaughan and from the world of comedy Spike Milligan
TED ROGERS, ALAN BREEZE, KATHIE KAY, THE COTTON SINGERS, JULI DEVONSHIRE, PIERRE AND CO, GRISHA FARFEL
Script and original lyrics by ROBERT GRAY
Staging MALOOLM GODDARD
Designer ROBERT MACGOWAN
Producer MICHAEL HURLL.

and at 9.50 Festival 40: Frost Over England
The BBC's prize-winning entry for the Montreux Festival 1967 starring David Frost with Ronnie Barker, John Cleese, Ronnie Corbett, Sheila Steafel and Julie Felix
Designer ROGER CHEVELEY
Producer JAMES GILBERT.

(Black and white)

England v
The West Indies from The Oval
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the third day's play.
Producer DAVID KENNING

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The first in a season of Midnight Movie Double Bills featuring some of the great stars of terror and suspense. The Phantom of the Opera starring Lon Chaney
Lon Chaney , master of the macabre, plays the mad and disfigured musician who haunts the sewers of Paris, wreaking vengeance on all who thwart his plans.
This classic of the silent screen is shown tonight in a newly-restored version with an added musical score.
Based on the novel by GASTON LEROUX Director RUPERT JULIAN and at 12.10 am
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde starring
Fredric March , Miriam Hopkins
In this best and most terrifying screen version of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic spine-chilling tale, Fredric March gives an Oscar-winning performance as the young physician whose experiments on himself turn him into an evil monster.
Based on the novel by ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
DirectorROUBEN MAMOULIAN Films: page 8