6.40 Instrumentation in Train Development
7.5 Urban Education: A Sense of Belonging
7.30 Reciprocating Engines
The Painted Dragon by RON RICHES Presenters this week
Julie Stevens , David Hargreaves
A series of five training films 1: Asians on the Shop Floor
How far is language training, together with courses for shop stewards and supervisors, the answer to communication difficulties with Asians at work and in the union?
This film, taken from the earlier Man at Work series, introduces four training films on tackling languages and cultural barriers at work.
Producer JOHN TWITCHIN
A series of ten programmes 1: Changing for the Better?
The catering industry is changing - but who benefits?
Presented by DEREK COOPER
Producer IAN WOOLF
A series of ten programmes 1: LOSLA? by DOUGLAS HURD
In the late 1970s there's another economic crisis. The government looks around desperately for cuts in public spending to satisfy pressing foreign creditors. Lowering of the school leaving age is suggested. This documentary drama introduced by PETER JENKINS aims to show how the Whitehall and government machines work. At the end Jenkins talks to former senior civil servant SIR TOBY WEAVER and DOUGLAS HURD , mp, about the issues raised in the programme.
Production assistant judy HARRIS Producer BERNARD ADAMS
5.25 Geophysics
5.50 Statistics - Analysing Data
6.15 Foundation Maths - Groups
6.40 Atoms and Molecules
Michael Charlton , Charles Wheeler present news and opinion, including Foreign Report from BBC news correspondents.
Newsreader Peter Woods
Editor JOHN TISDALL
Tonight: The 1930s
Max's childhood in Rotherhithe - hard times in Britain and the USA - Max Miller - Norman Evans - Wilson, Keppel and Betty - dance bands - cigarette cards - Mae West and Hollywood - radio and first BBC TV in 1936 - outbreak of war
- - The Lambeth Walk. with the DOUGIE SQUIRES DOZEN
THE EDDIE LESTER SINGERS
Musical director PETER KNIGHT
Musical arrangements PETER KNIGHT and ALAN ROPER
Choreography DOUGIE SQUIRES Written by ERIC DAVIDSON Costume JOYCE MORTLOCK Designer MICHAEL YOUNG Director STANLEY APPEL Producer JOHN AMMONDS
Musical director PETER KNIGHT
Four films that take an unfamiliar look at the United States. Narrated by James Cameron
3: The Day the Sun Blowed Up
On 16 July 1945, at 5.30 in the morning, the world's first atom bomb was experimentally exploded in the desert of New Mexico. This is the story of the fateful days of secret preparation for the test. It is told by some of the scientists and soldiers who were intimately concerned and is illustrated by previously unseen colour film. The story is also told by some of the local inhabitants for whom the birth of the nuclear age came as a total and alarming surprise.
Photography RAY HENMAN Film editor MIKE APPELT Producer STEPHEN PEET
Sing along with us in a song-a-minute sequence of familiar tunes
Sung by John Christie, Paul Curtis, Kim Davis, Jane Marlow, Elaine Paige, Mike Redway, Carolyn Smyth, Danny Street and (sometimes) The Fine Tooth Combs with Take Four
Choreography NIGEL LYTHGOE
Musical director BILL SHEPHERD
Lighting GEOFF SHAW
Sound PETER ROSE and KEN GREGORY
Designer JOHN COLEMAN
Producer JOHNNIE STEWART
Weather
Anthony Goldstone (piano) plays SCHUBERT Impromptu No 2, in E flat major (D 899)
