1.15 The Kineton Opportunity Handicap Steeplechase (2m)
1.50 The McEwans Lager Steeplechase (Handicap. 3m)
2.25 The Coral Golden Hurdle Qualifying Race (Handicap. 3m)
3.0 The State Express Young Steeplechasers Qualifier (Novices. 2m)
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN , RICHARD PITMAN
Television presentation
RICHARD TILLING and JOHN MCNICHOLAS

in Twice Two
Mrs Hardy looks so like Stan and Mrs Laurel the image of Ollie, it must prove the attraction of opposites!
A Hal Roach film

Old Chinese proverb says: 'He who mixes Monkey business with pleasure liable end up making people laugh.' As in the bizarre adventures of Tripitaka and his boon companions Monkey, Pigsy and Sandy. This week:
Monkey Swallows the Universe
Or how Pigsy found himself tied-up to a scarecrow when he thought he was kissing a beautiful woman.
Music by MICKY YOSHINO
Directed by DAISUKE YAMAZAKI
English adaptation by DAVID WEIR
English version directed by MICHAEL BAKEWELL for WORLD WIDE SOUND, LONDON
Produced by NTV and KOKUSAI HOEI
' Gandhara 1, the theme music to the series (RESL 66), from record shops

Another look at the Cambridge Animation Festival which tonight includes films by HALAS AND BATCHELOR and RICHARD WILLIAMS
Presented by Richard EVANS

A series of five programmes With JAKE DOWNEY
Basics for beginners and film items about the game. 3: Defence into Attack with RAY STEVENS , PAUL WHETNALL NORA PERRY , KAREN BRIDGE
Mid-court defence and net attack; how feathered shuttlecocks are made and how KEVIN JOLLY trains.
Televised at Oswestry Leisure Centre Film editor OTTO OLEJAR Producer BERNARD ADAMS

including sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

with Angela Rippon Out of the Rut
Joe Henson farms 1,000 acres in the Cotswolds. Though he might have followed his family on to the stage, farming proved a stronger attraction. But as more specialised breeds of animals came into fashion, he could see the old farmyard favourites disappearing for ever. He mounted a rescue operation.
Today, one corner of his farm houses a collection of these rare breeds. Brought from the brink of extinction to a showplace in the Cotswolds, they bide their time for the day when Joe's ideal of farming may once again become a reality.
ANGELA RIPPON joins Joe on his home patch to look back over the more conventional farming year and to catch up on the progress of his own agricultural revolution.
Film editor BETTY BLOCK Producer ROBIN HELLIER
Series producer PETER CRAWFORD BBC Bristol

Gavin Millar in Hollywood
' It's very easy to just get taken in by the sun and the swimming pools, the big cars, the big houses. But it's nothing. You can't make films about those things and it's quite dull. I mean, this is quite a dull town.' - Franc Roddam (Quadrophenia) on Hollywood. Roddam is one of several young British directors now at work on films for American studios.
Meanwhile, Sandy Leiberson has just resigned as president of 20th Century-Fox, fearing that the big corporations are more interested in real estate than real movies. Martin Scorsese says that he and friends like COPPOLA are looking for new ways to make movies outside the big studios.
Nicholas Ray died this year, some say a victim of the studio system. A tribute to this great Hollywood director whose work includes Rebel Without a Cause, Johnny Gui tar, Party Girl and Bitter Victory.
Studio director JILL EVANS Research CARIN VON DREHLE Film editor NORMAN CARR Producer GAVIN MILLAR

continues the season of great Warner Brothers pictures. starring Paul Muni with Glenda Farrell
Preston Foster , Helen Vinson
Based on Robert E. Burns 's auto-biographical novel, this damning indictment of the American penal system caused a sensation when it was released in 1932 and the film remains today one of the great social dramas in the history of the cinema.
Paul Muni stars as an ex-serviceman who unwittingly becomes a party to a hold-up. Caught with five dollars in his pocket, he is sentenced to ten years' hard labour and the nightmare of the chain gang.
Screenplay by HOWARD J. GREEN and BROWN HOLMES
Directed by MERVYN LE ROY Films: page 29

Robert Robinson presents the winning poems and poets of the Poetry Society/BBC2 competition, and discusses them with the judges Brian Patten
Anne Stevenson and Craig Raine who have between them read the 27,000 entries.
Director SUE MALLINSON Producer JOHN ARCHER

Weather

A way of ending the week with Arthur Scargill in conversation with his special guests. Plus a new song from Andy Williams and a new dance from Sponooch.