Story: "Sarah's Walk" written by Peter Wiltshire
(Repeated on BBC1 at 3.55 pm)
With sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
in Behind the Screen
Behind the screen Charlie is jack of all trades and master of none, but in front of the cameras he becomes the best pie-thrower in the business.
Written and directed by CHARLES CHAPLIN New music written and directed by DENNIS WILSON
Executive producer WILL FITZWATER
Skylab, the American space station, was a unique experiment in long-term survival in the weightlessness of space. Horizon explores the effects of weightlessness on daily life, on human physiology and psychology, and on sheer fun and games; with the help of film and television footage from Skylab and the reminiscences of some of its ex-inhabitants.
Weather on 2
Dramatised in four parts
1: Fashionable Monte Carlo is a lonely, frightening place to the shy young orphan girl ... until she meets Maxim de Winter....
Introduced by Angela Rippon who, with the help of viewers' letters, puts her guests on the spot when she asks them to enlarge on some of the views of country life that they have voiced so enthusiastically during the series. Tonight's country guests are Phil Drabble , Elizabeth Eyden , Bernard Price and Joe Henson. The country matters they discuss include game, gamekeepers and the whole business of field sports; long-distance paths and the differences of opinion between the ramblers and trail riders; horses and the trade in horse meat; lurchers and hare coursing; and ways of revitalising village life and the economy of the countryside.
Director ROBIN HELLIER
Series producer PETER CRAWFORD BBC Bristol
BBC2 Snooker Championship
The fourth frame in the new series for the 1979 Pot Black Trophy. Featuring in Group Two: Fred Davis (Stourport) V Steve Davis (London)
Former World Champion Fred Davis, the senior statesman of the Pot Black team, meets Steve Davis, the youngest professional in the snooker world. Steve (no relation) makes his Pot Black debut. Introduced by Alan Weeks
BBC Birmingham
Directed by LUIS BUÑUEL starring Catherine Deneuve with Jean Sorel , Michel Piccoli
The first in an international season of films by six of Europe's most distinguished directors: Bunuel's sumptuously filmed picture of the rich wife whose erotic fantasies lead her to work part-time in a brothel, won the best picture award at the 1967 Venice Film Festival.
Severine, recently married to a successful surgeon, finds her days boring and empty and her evenings equally unsatisfying. A chance bit of gossip about a girl-friend at first intrigues her and then leads her into a dangerous double-life.
Written by LUIS BUSUEL and jean-ci.aude CARRIERS, from the novel by JOSEPH KESSEL
Produced by ROBERT HAKIM AND RAYMOND HAKIM
A French film with English sub-titles (First showing on British television) Films: page 19
David Holmes , BBC Political Editor, presents a weekly insight into the world of politics and outlines the conflicts and consequences.
Editor PAUL NORRIS
Weather
Introduced by Pete Drummond This week: The Cars
RONALD PICKUP reads
Song by THOMAS CAREW
