8.55 The Housing Question

9.20 Differentiating Vector Fields

9.45 Black Holes

10.10 New Tyres from Old?

10.35 Stagflation

11.0 Religion in a Hindu Village

starring
Robert Taylor , Ava Gardner
Howard Keel , Anthony Quinn
In the border country of New Mexico, a new settler and his wife refuse to be intimidated by bandit chief Jose Esqueda and the mysterious Rio.
Screenplay by FRANK FENTON Produced by STEPHEN AMES
Directed by JOHN FARROW. Films: page 25

The Race to Reshape Cars
In the scramble to improve fuel economy, the motor industry has ' discovered ' aerodynamics, a science long neglected by designers and stylists.

A series of 15 programmes 5: A New Lease of Life?

The programme in which the BBC hands over air time to the public. This evening:
Things Ain't What They Used To Be presented by The Spinal Injuries Unit, Pinderfields General Hospital, Wakefield ' Could you live the rest of your life from a wheelchair? Could you cope with being the breadwinner one day and a dependant the next? ' A group of people who had no choice describe the change in their lives since their spinal injury, and admission to the specialist Spinal Injuries Unit at Pinderfields Hospital, Wakefield.
Made with the help of the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

An introduction to Jean Renoir 's greatest masterpiece by Gavin Millar, including footage of Jean Renoir revisiting the chateau featured in the film with his leading player Marcel Dalio.
Director CHARLES chabot Producer GAVIN MILLAR
Tonight's film:
La Regle du Jeu
Starring Marcel Dalio Nora Gregor
Christine, beautiful and wilful, is torn between a dashing young admirer, her rich husband and an old childhood friend. Then a crime passionnel takes place during a smart house-party at the chateau of the Marquis de la Chesnaye and as the threads of the affair are unravelled, the complete breakdown and decay of a social class emerge in this biting indictment of a society without values where flirtation and adultery take the place of love. The climax of the film, in which a rabbit-shoot degenerates into a human battle, remains one of the most powerful sequences in the history of the cinema.
Written by JEAN RENOIR and KARL KOCH Produced by CLAUDE RENOIR Directed by JEAN RENOIR
(A French film with English sub-titles)
Films: page 25

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by Samuel Beckett
Starring Billie Whitelaw
With Leonard Fenton

In May of this year Samuel Beckett, playwright, novelist and Nobel Prizewinner, came to London to direct a new version of his classic of modern theatre. This television presentation, specially produced for In Performance, is a rare opportunity to see how Beckett interprets his own work.

"The earth is very tight today, can it be I have put on flesh, I trust not."
Winnie, buried to her waist in a sandy mound, struggles to get through her day, searching for distractions that will stave off the panic of having nothing to say, nothing to do, no reason to continue living. Willie, her husband, offers little help.
Out of this bizarre and improbable setting Beckett makes a play that has many comic and touching moments. For an actress it is one of the most challenging parts in modern theatre. This is Billie Whitelaw's fifth production for Beckett.
A Royal Court Theatre production directed by Samuel Beckett

A film in four acts starring Liv Ullmann
Erland Josephson Act 2
While her husband is away on a business trip, Jenny Isaksson is staying with her grandparents. A mysterious message summons her to her house where she finds one of her patients, drugged, and has a disturbing encounter with two intruders. Suddenly Jenny becomes aware of her frigidity, her insecurity and her isolation and the realisation is more than she can bear.
Ingmar Bergman 's own personal turmoil is reflected in this story of a well-adjusted, capable and disciplined person whose shockingly quick breakdown is followed by an agonising rebirth.
Written, directed and produced by INGMAR BERGMAN. Films: page 25
(A Swedish film with English sub-titles) (First showing on British television) Act 3: next Saturday

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The Suntory World Match Play
Championship from the West Course,
Wentworth HARRY CARPENTER introduces the highlights of today's semi-final matches.
Commentators PETER ALLISS
CLIVE CLARK , ALEX HAY and MARK MCCORMACK
Producers Richard TILLING and FRED VINER Editor DAVID KENNING

starring Jack Warner, Robert Beatty, Maxwell Reed, Joan Collins, Kay Kendall,
Bernadette O'Farrell with Bill Owen
The squalor, shoddy glamour and horror surrounding the noble art of boxing all emerge in this sharply-observed portrait of professional fighting. This composite picture of the lives and careers of a group of fighters chronicles the events of one evening in and around Adam's Boxing Stadium - an evening which ends in tragedy for some of those on th
Screenplay by ROBERT WESTERBY from the play by RALPH PETERSON Produced and directed by MICHAEL RELPH and BASIL DEARDEN . Films: page 25