Story: The Secret of the Mountain written by ROSEMARY GRAHAM
Presenters Carol Chell, Stuart McGugan
The last of five films
TONY DAVIES , still in his early 30s, owns his own firm making specialised electronic testing equipment turning over £1.5m a year.
Research MARY SPRENT
Producer MICHAEL GARROD
Six programmes about the cinema and public opinion in the 1940s. 4: Today's Crisis ...
How far were the Labour Government's efforts to use the wartime propaganda machinery defeated by the series of crises which faced it between 1945 and 1951? Written by NICHOLAS PRONAY
Produced by HOWARD SMITH
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
Glass Blowing
'It can be extremely frustrating. It's a hell of a material to work. You get terrific highs and terrific lows, you know, and sometimes you would like to give it up and walk away but it lures you back.' George Elliott is fascinated by the colours and shapes of primitive glass. As a studio glass-blower who works by himself, he is free to experiment with his own designs.
Series producer JOHN READ
Produced by ANNE JAMES
(Complementary radio programme on R4 VHF and Radio Cymru at 11.0 pm)
Book, records or cassettes and notes for teachers are available from book-sellers or from BBC Publications
By satellite
Australia v England from
Brisbane BOBBY SIMPSON introduces highlights of the fourth day's play
Commentators
JIM LAKER , FRANK TYSON
KEITH MILLER and NORMAN MAY
Television presentation by the AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION
Weather on 2
One of America's greatest artists appearing in the first of two spectacular television specials from the Royal Albert Hall , London. with Lady Flash and the City Rhythm Band Music director LEE GURST Television lighting BERT ROBINSON
Television sound CHRIS HOLCOMBE
Producer STEWART MORRIS (Part 2 next Tuesday)
A seven-part historical series based on the life of the famous naturalist.
Malcolm Stoddard as Charles Darwin
6: Suppose that all animals and all plants are represented by the branches of a tree ... the tree of life.
On the Galapagos Islands, Darwin not only encountered creatures found nowhere else on earth, but also observed subtle differences between the inhabitants of one island and those of another.
But he nearly missed the significance of the little brown finches that could be seen everywhere. Some of these had beaks thin enough to pick up seeds from the hard ground; others had beaks thick enough to crack a nut. Here was the clue which led him directly to the theory of natural selection.
Script by ROBERT REID
Music by WILFRED JOSEPHS Film editor ALAN BRADLEY
Associate producer NED KELLT Director MARTYN FRIEND
Producer CHRISTOPHER RALLING
starring John Alderton
Adapted from the stories
Of P. G. WODEHOUSE by DAVID CLIMIE 6: Big Business
Cast in order of appearance
Signature tune RAYMOND JONES
Incidental music RONNIE HAZLEHURST Designer PAUL MUNTING
Produced by GARETH GWENLAN
for the BBC2 Trophy
The second semi-final is between Rochdale Hornets and either Hull K R or Widnes.
Rochdale reached the semi-final by a very close victory against Huddersfield and have reached the final once in 1971. Either of their opponents, Hull K R or Widnes, will be difficult to beat, but Rochdale have the home ground advantage.
Highlights of the whole match played earlier this evening. Commentator EDDIE WARING
Producer KEITH PHILLIPS BBC Manchester
Weather
takes a look at the contemporary rock scene with Anne Nightingale and Bob Harris
In the studio this week Ultravox, X Ray Spex with films, album tracks, interviews, news and reviews.
Director JOHN BURROWES
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
