starring Elvis Presley with Arthur O'Connell , Glenda Farrell
Two sides of Presley are revealed when Elvis the lieutenant tries to persuade Elvis the hillbilly to allow the Air Force to build a missile base on his land.
Screenplay by GERALD DRAYSON ADAMS and GENE NELSON Produced by SAM KATZMAN
Directed by GENE NELSON. Films: page 17

Happy Birthday starring Brian Cant in an entertainment of comedy and music with Julie Stevens, Tony Robinson, Anita Dobson, Jonathan Cohen and the Play Away Band
And this week's guest George Chisholm

Sheepdog Championship Heat 4 - Ireland
From Austwick in Yorkshire, Phil Drabble and Eric Halsall introduce three top Irish sheepdog men who are fighting for a place in the semi-finals. Competing are: Harford Logan with JIM Lionel Pennefather with BILLY John McSwiggan with CHIP
We join an Irish shepherd as he gathers his flocks and takes them to auction in a particularly unorthodox way.
Producer PHILIP s. GILBERT

Tonight from BBC North: A Matter of Breeding
The Great Yorkshire Show is one of the biggest events of its kind in the country. Farmers and breeders from all over the North proudly present their best animals in a bid for the top livestock prizes.
Tonight's film follows the fortunes of a group of farmers preparing for last year's Great Yorkshire Show at Harrogate - from the early grooming of the animals up to the moment of judging in the show ring.
Producer DOUG WILCOX
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

Creators of Modern Philosophy
A series of 15 programmes in which Bryan Magee talks to 15 leading philosophers about Western philosophy today.
With William Barrett, Professor of Philosophy at New York University.
The philosophy of Existentialism seems to flourish best in nations recently defeated in war - as in Germany after the First World War (when its outstanding representative was Martin Heidegger) or France after the Second World War (when the outstanding figure was Jean-Paul Sartre). In this programme, the thought of these key figures is discussed, with the accent on Heidegger.

Introduced by Pete Drummond This week:
Ian Dury and The Blockheads from Queens University, Belfast
Director JOHN BURROWES
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON

Weather

Dawn of the Solar Age
Suddenly there is an explosion in solar research. It began five years ago and is accelerating fast. Huge mirrors are collecting the sun in Tokyo and Denver. Giant wind-mills are turning in Ohio. Engineers are already testing the tools astronauts will use in space when: they build a 50-square-mile satellite that will radiate solar power down to Earth. Most surprisingly, huge machines designed to sit in the tropical seas and extract power from the hot water are about to be built.
But can any of these techniques be ready for when oil becomes scarce in 15 or 20 years?
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES
Written and produced by EDWARD GLODWYN

Each week Michael Charlton is joined by two guest interviewers for BBC2's TV press conference.
National and international figures -people who are in the news or who make news - discuss and explain their views and intentions.
Producer ANNE MOIR

in a concert of guitar duets recorded in the Chapel of New Wardour Castle, with music by Albeniz, Granados and Debussy, including his ' Clair de Lune ' and 'Golliwogg's cake-walk
Lighting SAM BRANTER Sound JEFF BAKER
Producer HERBERT CHAPPELL Director RODNEY GREENBERG

An anthology of films based on the stories of nine distinguished American authors.
Tonight: The Blue Hotel by STEPHEN CRANE starring David Warner
On a frosty night in the 1880s a train brings three travellers to a small town in Nebraska. One of them inexplicably fears his own death-and what he fears he enacts into reality.
Screenplay by HARRY M. PETRAKIS Produced by OZZIE BROWN Directed by JAN KADAR
Executive producer ROBERT GELLER

Weather

The Embassy
World Professional-Darts Championship
For the next eight days the best players in the world will be competing for the individual professional title-and more than £12,000 of prize money. Tonight's outstanding matches are likely to involve World Masters Champion RON DAVIS , who plays England's fast-rising star TONY SONTAG. Scotland's RAB SMITH also has a tough match against America's CONRAD DANIELS , who did SO well in last year's World Championship.
David Coleman introduces highlights of these and other first round matches from Jollees Club, Stoke-on-Trent.
Commentators SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN
Producers NICK HUNTER KEITH PHILLIPS

starring
Anne Heywood James Booth with Rudolf Hrusinsky Ann Todd
Donald Wolfit
While Prague shimmers in a heat-wave, two senior auditors begin a routine stock check in a grocery store. Their audit precipitates a crisis in the lives of the attractive assistant manageress, Alena, and her callous lover, Vorell-with tragic consequences.
Screenplay by DAVID MERCER Produced by RAYMOND STROSS Directed by JIRI WEISS
(First showing on British television) . Films: page 17