7.40 20th-century Poetry

8.5 Technology: Control

8.30 Primary Sources: A Case Study of Stratford-upon-Avon

8.55 Urban Development: Ibadan

9.20 Probability Models

9.45 Pelican Crossings

10.10 Data in the Computer

10.35 Man-powered Aircraft: 1

11.0 Ecology

11.25 Stereochemistry - Conformations

11.50 The £5,000-million Industry

12.15 Macbeth

1.5 Industrial Architecture

1.30 Roots of Equations

starring
Charlton Heston , Robert Young Nicole Mavrey , Thomas Mitchell
Harry Steele , a tough American adventurer, has heard the legend of the Inca treasure and he intends to find it in the long-lost city of Machu Picchu ...
Directed by JERRY HOPPER. Films: page 10

Presented by Jonathan Cohen
This week he shows that rhythm is not peculiar to music and that the human body is the most versatile of rhythm instruments, which prompts a heated exchange between dancer and drummer!
Guests Kim Goody , Judy Gridley with the CO-OPERATION SINGERS and DON LAWSON , MIKE WARD JEFF CRAMPTON
Stills photographer JIMMY MATTHEWS-JOYCE Designer CARY PRITCHARD
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Producer ANN REAY. Director AVRIL PRICI

Light of the 21st Century

A programme devised and presented by a team of people aged between 15 and 19. ' If you've ever felt that TV programmes for teenagers are made by professionals who only think they know what we want, then try Something Else-a programme made by the people who have to watch them!
' We hope it's a different kind of mixture; The Clash perform and talk politics with mp Joan Lestor , silly things happen on the London Tube, there's a report about Community Service Orders and we talk to advertising director Patricia Mann about the -' teenage image ". We even go over the sea to Skye! '
If you want to let us know what you think of the show, drop a line, to the Community Programme, Unit. BBCtv Centre; London W12

BBC2 joins the Radio 1 In Concert programme in a simultaneous broadcast for an hour's contemporary rock music. This week:
John Miles from the Great Hall, Queen Mary College, London Introduced by ALAN BLACK
Director JOHN BURROWES
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
For the best etfect viewers with Stereo Radio 1 should turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative

Weather

Tonight from BBC West Black Roots
A film about some of Bristol's coloured citizens who live in the St Paul's district of the city. Here, many people, disappointed and resentful about their treatment as a racial minority, are returning to their cultural roots. They return in heart and mind through music, the Rastafarian movement, other religions and self-help.
Director YVONNE DEUTSCHMAN
A BBC West production in association with the Drama Department of the University of Bristol.
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

J. P. Donleavy, comic novelist and playwright, is still best known for The Ginger Man, published over 20 years ago. He's written six novels since then, including The Beastly Beatitudes of Balthazar B, The Onion Eaters and, soon to be published, The Destinies of Darcy Dancer, Gentleman. One critic has described them as 4 semirealistic fables in which the same patterns are obsessively re-enacted '.
Filmed in Dublin and on his estate in County Westmeath, he talks about the influence of his native America and adopted Ireland on these fables, and the underlying obsessions.
Director JOHN ARCHER
Producer PHILIP SPEIGHT

Seeing Through Drawing
A wide-ranging film about the fascinations and meaning of drawing. Among the contemporary artists seen talking and making drawings are David Hockney , the American Jim Dine and the English caricaturist Ralph Steadman. In a conversation focused around a viewing of sequences throughout the film, and supplemented by quotations from other writers and artists, the art historian Philip Rawson reflects on a wide range of topics, from why we all first draw as children, to what we draw, what has been drawn, and how drawing differs from painting or photography; why drawing has mattered to artists of the past from Leonardo to Van Gogh , and in what ways it continues to matter to artists of this century. There is unique archive film of Matisse and Giacometti and other sequences ranging from children to art students, street artists to amateurs drawing on Hampstead Heath.
Film cameramen JOHN HOOPER and MIKE SOUTHON Film editor
MICHAEL GOLDSMITH
Producer MICHAEL DIBB

starring Alan Alda as Hawkeye and Mike Farrell as B.J. The Kids
The 4077th are on the alert when a load of orphans arrive. Why should this affect Major Frank Burns 's Purple Heart?

Weather

starring Jack Lemmon Walter Matthau
' ... For six months I lived alone in this apartment. All alone in eight rooms ... I was dejected, despondent and disgusted ... Then you moved in. My dearest and Closest friend ... And after three weeks of close, personal contact-I am about to have a nervous breakdown! '
That's Oscar Madison talking. Oscar was a carefree, untidy, divorced slob until he took pity on Felix, the house-proud, neurotic hypochondriac just kicked out by his exasperated wife. The result is one of the funniest Hollywood comedies of recent years.
Screenplay by NEIL SIMON based on his own play
Directed by GENE SAKS . Films: page 10