6.40 Psychology

7.5 Ethology

7.30 North Sea Case Study

Story: The Jug by JOANNE COLE Presenters
Carol Chell , Fred Harris

A special Bank Holiday comedy double-bill featuring one of the world's most popular entertainers. Also starring
Virginia Mayo, Walter Brennan Victor McLaglen , Walter Slezak
The famous comedian sails a farcical Spanish Main in this comedy extravaganza of bloodthirsty buccaneers, fancy thugs and a fair princess in distress - proving to the assorted villains that the gag is mightier than the sword.
Screenplay by DON HARTMAN , MELVILLE SHAVELSON and EVERETT FREEMAN Produced by SAMUEL GOLDWYN
Directed by DAVID BUTLER. Films: page 17 and at 4.20
The Paleface also starring Jane Russell
Bob Hope at his funniest - as a dentist - way out West. Jane Russell is a sharp-shooting Calamity Jane and the pair of them get involved in some hilarious and hair-raising adventures.
Screenplay EDMUND HARTMAN , FRANK TASHLIN Directed by NORMAN Z. MCLEOD. Films: pl7

Professor Butler's Cure for the Blues featuring the music of Chucklefoot Serena Lyn , fire-eater Strang. the strong man the magic of Trevor Lewis and Eddie Jackson
Sound FRANK PRENDERGAST , DES BENNETT Designer GERALD MURPHY Producer JACK Williams BBC Cymru/Wales

A film report by Trevor Philpott
The blacks of South Africa have been promised their own television service to be run by blacks for blacks - but not until 1980.
This film was shot entirely in Soweto, the largest of the black townships. It looks at the way the blacks there entertain themselves, at the kind of black talent hidden in the township's streets, and shows the sort of programmes that they would like to see when they get their own television channel.
This is a film which now stands in the nature of a historical document. The Philpott File team spent two months in Soweto before the riots of January 1976 which altered the political spirit of that troubled township beyond recall.

including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing. followed by Weather

A tale of courage, ingenuity and talent in the face of everything a hostile fate can throw at an enterprise.
In the same hangar which housed the ill-fated R101-Britain's last attempt to lead the world in airship technology - a small team of young men have battled to build the airship of the future. For the last 18 months this film has followed their fortunes.
For Roger Munk , the designer, what started as the chance to fulfil a dream turned into a struggle against pressures of time, money - and the pitfalls of an all-or-nothing risk.
Written and narrated by HAROLD WILLIAMSON
Film cameraman
MICHAEL FOX Film editor
EDWARD ROBERTS
Producer COLIN LUKE

starring
Spring Fever
Ben and Jim-Bob become rivals and their enmity leads to blows, but for Grandpa Miss Marie Bald-win is a more serious problem.
Based on EARL HAMNER jr's auto-biographical novel Spencer's Mountain Written by ROD PETERSON and CLAIRE WHITAKER
Directed by richard CHAFFEE

Fast becoming an international ambassador for Texan music, tonight Joe Ely shows his country-rock and honky-tonk styles to an audience of United States air-men and their families at the Phantom Club of RAF Bentwaters.
Director RICK GARDNER Producer Douglas HESPE

Gerald Harrison introduces the BBC2 Brass Band knock-out competition.
Programme 6: Second Semi-final Two Northern bands The Ever Ready Band the Northern Champions conducted by TREVOR WARMSLEY who battle it out for a place in the final, and a chance to win £ 1,000 against
The Hammond Sauce Works Band from Bradford conducted by GEOFFREY WITHAM with guest supporters
Jim Wilson and Barney Colehan Whilst the judges
Lt-Col Trevor L. Sharp , mvo, OBE Bill Relton deliberate
Peter Skellern accompanied by The Grimethorpe Colliery Band conductor ANDREW PRYCE JACKMAN adds a touch of piano.
Sound DAVID HUGHES
Lighting JOHN ALLINSON
Designer TOM YARDLEY JONES
Production assistant SIMON BETTS Producer KEN GRIFFIN
(Peter Skellern and the GTimethorpe Collieru Band are in Skellern on Thursday, BBC1 at 10.20)

Law-breakers, law-enforcers, lawyers, the law - in 13 frank documentary films set in Florida, USA, where, for one experimental year, the State opened up its court-rooms to the camera.
1: Murder in the First Degree Part 1
Henry Peelle (86) is found sadistically slain in his bedroom overlooking Miami Beach. In six weeks Thomas Perri is arrested. But the case against Perri can only stick because his accomplice Stephen Weiss is a ' snitch' - he's turned State's evidence. Weiss's testimony can send Perri to the chair - now a stark reality since John Spenkelink was electrocuted in May this year. Film cameras are in court as the shadow of death hangs over Perri, and his Defence bends every rule of procedure to needle Weiss and discredit his evidence with accusations of deviant sexual practices. Walter Merricks adds an English lawyer's point of view.
Film cameraman COLIN DEERAN Film recordist JOHN PRITCHARD Film editor JOHN BARNES Research mo LOWYER executive producer ROGER MILLS
Producer MARK ANDERSON
(Part 2 tomorrow at 10.20 pm)

The experts have had their say. Now Eric Robson reports what the Brass Tacks audience has been saying about the future of Britain's hill farms.
BBC Manchester

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Georgine Anderson
reads The Reading Lesson by RICHARD MURPHY