7.40 Fishing Quotas

8.5 Statistics and Reliability

8.30 Matters of Interpretation

8.55 Gospel of Work

9.20 Mechanics: Rotating Frames: 2

9.45 Redlining the City

10.10 Planning for Disaster

10.35 Minicomputers for British Rail

11.0 Cratering and Lunar Geology

11.25 Biological System Respiration

11.50 Maths Analysis

12.15 Waiting for Godot

1.5 The Other Tradition

1.30 Social Consequences of World War II

Starring Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis
with Anita Ekberg

Steve Wiley and Malcolm Smith each win half of the same car in a cinema sweepstake. Steve wants to sell the car to pay off his gambling debts but Malcolm, an ardent film fan, wants to drive to Hollywood to meet Anita Ekberg. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis were the most popular team in pictures when they made this, one of their craziest comedies.

Films; page 31

The Gillette Cup Final
Northamptonshire v Somerset
Further coverage from Lords including the final stage of cricket's oldest one-day competition.
Commentators richif RENAUD and JIM LAKER
Television presentation
NICK HUNTER and HUW JONES

RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN narrates this cartoon version of HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN'S poignant fairytate of the mermaid who falls in love with a prince.
Produced by MURRAY SHOSIAK and CHRISTINE LAROCQUE
Directed by PETER SANDER

starring Jean-Pierre Cassell
Claude Brasseur , Claude Rich
More than 20 years after La Grande Illusion caused a furore among Europe's militarists, Jean Renoir made a second anti-war film, carrying his argument still further. Set, like its predecessor. in a prison camp, this film depicts the soldier's death in individual, humanist terms. The hero is not Just against being killed by 'the enemy '-he is also fighting his own side who seem equally bent on his destruction.
Interviewed by the Germans after France's capitulation in 1940, the corporal determines to escape and return to France, with or without the help of his friends. The escape part seems relatively easy - it's the staying free that proves a problem.
Written and directed by JEAN RENOIR

The Kodak
Bowls Tournament from Beach House Park, Worthing
The first programme in this second series featuring eight of the leading flat green bowlers in the world. The players are divided into two groups of four and play on a ' 'round-robin' basis with the top two from each group going through to the semi-finals.
Tonight's match features probably the greatest bowler of all time. the defending Masters champion
David Bryant. His opponent is the man he beat in last year's final, Dick Folkins of the USA Commentators
DAVID VINE and DAVID RIIYS JONES
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

Sir Georg Solti conducts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with Lucia Popp (soprano)
Thirty years ago today, the composer Richard Strauss died at the age of 85. To mark the occasion. BBC2 is mounting two special programmes. Tomorrow night sees the British television premiere of The Legend of Joseph, a ballet commissioned from Strauss by Diaghilev. Tonight's concert features three of Strauss's orchestral works. SIR GEORG SOLTI talks about each work, and conducts the CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA in Death and Transfiguration Four Last Songs
(soloist LL'CIA POPP)
Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks Introduced and directed by HUMPHREY BURTON

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The Gillette Cup Final
Northamptonshire v Somerset
Today's highlights introduced by PETER WEST from Lord's.

continues the season of films shown as a tribute to Jean Renoir Tonight starring
Zachary Scott , Betty Field with J. Carrol Naish
Beulah Bondi. Percy Kilbride
Migratory worker Sam Tucker decides to settle down and becomes a tenant farmer in Texas.
This poetic, but realistic, chronicle of a year in the struggle for survival by the Tucker family, against appalling odds. was one of Jean Renoir 's most successful Hollywood films.
Screenplay by JEAN RENOIR based on the novel by GEORGE SESSIONS PERRY
Producers DAVID L. LOEW. ROBERT HAKIM