6.40 Talking to Children

7.5 Computers - Case Studies

7.30 Paris: La Belle Epoque

4.50 Physical Chemistry and Industry

5.15 Fossil Vertebrate Distribution

The master comedian from the golden age of silent comedy in excerpts from the films that thrilled and entertained a generation. Fall-guy Harold joins the college football team in The Freshman; and he's out on a limb in a heart-stopping sequence from Never Weaken.
Produced by BOB HOAG.

Parade: a beautifully animated Czech cartoon which takes a colourful, if somewhat sardonic, look at a military parade.

Old Chinese proverb says ' He who mixes Monkey business with pleasure liable end up making people laugh
The Difference Between Night and Day - or how Monkey fell in love and lost his magic powers.
Music by MICKY YOSHINO
Directed by YUSUKE WATANABE
English adaptation by DAVID WEIR
English version directed by MICHAEL BAKEWELL for WORLD WIDE SOUND LONDON Produced by NTVand KOKUSAI HOEI

Part 2
A second series of ten programmes presented by DELIA SMITH 16: Pasta and Pancakes
Pasta forms the basis for a wide variety of tasty and easy-to-cook meals. A delicious spaghetti bolognese is a meal in itself and Delia demonstrates how to make it, step-by-step. She also makes simple pancake batter and takes the mystery out ot that more flamboyant dish, crepes Suzette.
Director ERICA GRIFFITHS ProducerFETER RIDING

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

Presented by Angela Rippon What Price Beauty?
The Lake District is Britain's largest and most popular National Park but, like the other nine such parks in England and Wales, it is neither owned by the nation nor set aside solely for our leisure.
In a country house overlooking the picturesque lake at Grasmere ANGELA RIPPON is joined by Phil Drabble and Richard Mabey to meet some of the local people who live and work in the Lake District Park and to look at ways in which
Wordsworth's cherished landscape might survive to delight future generations.
Director ROBIN HELLIER
Producer PETER CRAWFORD. BBC Bristol

' Playing early Mozart is, in a way, like restoring a great painting; it's a process of rediscovery. Since he died nearly 200 years ago, Mozart's music has suffered as each new generation applied yet another layer of musical grime. Styles of performance have changed; so have many of the instruments themselves. What we're doing is getting underneath those coats of grime and trying to reveal Mozart in his true colours.'
Christopher Hogwood demonstrates the style of performance and the Rococo instruments which Mozart himself would have expected. with THE ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC and Jaap Schroeder (violin)
Producer ROY TIPPING

BBC2 Snooker Championship
The sixth frame in the series for the 1980 Pot Black trophy, featuring in Group 2:
Doug Mountjoy (Wales) v Perrie Mans (South Africa)
Both players are Pot Black Champions. Mans defeated Mountjoy in the 1977 Final but the Welshman won the title in 1978 and was the runner-up last year. Introduced by ALAN WEEKS . Referee SYDNEY LEE Commentator TED LOWE
Director ROY NORTON
Producer REG PERRIN. BBC Birmingham

Lee's Team v Ben's Team for the Marley Trophy
This week's match is the seventh in this new series especially recorded for BBC2. Tonight Lee Trevino and Ben Crenshaw meet in a head-to-head singles match.
Peter Alliss introduces and talks with the players in these matches over nine selected holes on the King's Course at Gleneagles Hotel in Scotland.
Television presentation
RICHARD TILLING and ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer DAVID KENNING

Jazz-writer Mike Hennessey talks to the creator of the Newport Jazz Festival, George Wein , about styles and trends in jazz, with particular reference to tonight's musicians Phineas Newborn
Herb Ellis Trio , Concorde Octet
Producer DON SAYER

by JILLY COOPER with Richard Pasco
Vivian Pickles , Marti Webb Ann Beach, Colin Bennett Peter Gale , Paul Hardwick
Presented by ROSEMARY LEACH
The British in love have courted, coaxed and conquered with their pens. They have swooned, serenaded and seduced through their songs. In JILLY COOPER 'S revue, Keats, Wilde, Betjeman, Gilbert and Sullivan, Joyce Grenfell , The Beatles, and many others describe the British dreaming, pining, careless, and blissfully happy in love.
Musical director PETER MARTIN Lighting WARWICK FIELDING Sound ANTHONY PHILPOT Designer JANET BUDDEN
Directed by KEITH CHEETHAM Produced by DAVID HEYCOCK

Weather

A way of ending the week with Ned Sherrin , plus music, guests and Quiz of the Week. Designer MALCOLM THORNTON Director TONY TYLEY
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER