7.40 Miroslav Holub

8.5 Statistics and Reliability

8.30 Matters of Interpretation

8.55 Warsaw: Housing

9.20 Linear Models

9.45 Brake Testing

10.10 River Measurement

10.35 Blade Alloy and Process

11.0 Ecology

11.25 Thallium in Organic Synthesis

11.50 Investing in Your Children's Future

12.15 Waiting for Godot

1.5 The Other Tradition

1.30 Random Sampling

starring Vivien Leigh Claude Rains , with Stewart Granger , Flora Robson
Bernard Shaw 's version of the legendary encounter between the ageing Roman conqueror and the captivating Queen of the Nile.
Produced and directed by GABRIEL PASCAL Films: page 12

Explosions in the Mind
Strokes throw light on the organisation of the brain. Each hemisphere has differing ranges of functions and it is now possible to actually visualise the inside of the working brain and to locate movement, speech, vision and even the ability to perceive spatial relationships.
Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES Written and produced by ROBIN BRIGHTWELL

For thousands of years men have flown kites - mostly for fun. But behind the innocent pleasure there's always been the kiteflyer's secret ambition to be carried aloft himself.
Gwyn Richards tells the story of kites and reports on the latest man-lifting attempt, with DAVID TURNER , MARTIN LESTER , NICK MORSE , SEAN RAWNSLEY and JO WHIFFEN
Recorded at Little Rissington Airfield, Gloucestershire.
Director IAN HAMILTON Producer JOHN DOBSON PRC Bristol

Tonight from BBC South West Return to Truro
Just over a century ago, Truro became the only Cornish city. In this film, Tom Salmon , the Cornish writer and broadcaster, revisits his place of birth to recall the Truro where he spent his childhood and to look at the city of today.
Written and narrated by TOM SALMON Producer DAVID SPIRES
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

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A stereo relay with Radio 3 from the Royal Albert Hall, London.
BBC Symphony Orchestra
leader Bela Dekany
conductor Gennadi Rozhdestvensky

Mozart Symphony No 32 in C (Overture in the Italian Style K 318)
Britten Diversions on a theme for Piano (left hand) and Orchestra soloist Victoria Postnikova
During the interval (8.5-8.25*) Michael Berkeley, who introduces the programme, will talk to Gennadi Rozhdestvensky whose first appearance as Chief Conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra this is. There will also be a discussion chaired by Bernard Keeffe between Alexander Goehr and Wilfrid Mellers on the composer and his audience.

Part 2
Shostakovich Symphony No 4 in C minor

(Feature p72)
(For the best effect viewers with stereo Radio 3 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)

The Kodak Masters Bowls Tournament from Beach House Park, Worthing.
The first in a series of seven programmes featuring eight of the top flat green bowlers in the world. The eight players are divided into two groups and play on a ' round robin' basis with the top two players from each group going through to the semi-finals. Tonight's match features one of the all-time great bowlers-DAVID BRYANT. He has won all the titles there are to win and in this first round match plays Ireland's 'Bowler of the Year WILLIE WATSON. Introduced by DAVID VINE . Commentator
GRAHAM HOWARD
Producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

starring Jean-Pierre Leaud
Truffaut's first film won the coveted best direction prize at Cannes in 1959. Brilliantly photographed in the Eiffel Tower neighbourhood of Paris, it is an autobiographical film, stemming from the 27-year-old director's adolescence and years in a reform school.
Written by MARCEL MOUSSY and FRANÇOIS TRUFFAUT
Directed by FRANÇOIS TRUFFAUT

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Starring Humphrey Bogart, Eleanor Parker

Bogart takes to the air in this story of the hazardous early days of supersonic flight. As hardened veteran pilot Matt Brennan he is persuaded into trying a new bailing-out device...