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7.40 History of Mathematics

8.5 W.B. Yeats

8.30 Visual Music

8.55 Does Cognition Develop?

9.20 No Regards for William Therefore...

9.45 Handicapped in the Community

10.10 Harmonic Analysis: 1

10.35 The Newcomer

11.0 Tunnels and Tunnelling

11.25 Oxidative Phosphorylation: 2

11.50 The Grand Inquisitor

12.15 Dairy Farming

12.40 Partial Differential Equations

1.5 One Step at a Time

1.30 New York: Community Participation

1.55 A Policeman's Lot

2.20 Peer Gynt

starring Robert Ryan with John Dehner , Teresa Stratas
It is 1876 and 6,000 Sioux, led by Chief Four Horns, have crossed north into Canada after the defeat of General Custer. Inspector Gannon of the Canadian Mounted Police is pledged to keep the peace with the Sioux but to do so involves grappling with a Montana rancher and his hired gunmen seeking vengeance on Indian horse thieves.
Written and directed by BURT KENNEDY Films: page 9

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Ryan
Unknown:
John Dehner
Unknown:
Teresa Stratas
Directed By:
Burt Kennedy
Insp Gannon:
Robert Ryan
Frank Boone:
John Dehner
Master Sergeant McGregor:
Torin Thatcher
Constable Springer:
Burt Metcalfe
Supt Walker:
John Sutton
The White Squaw:
Teresa Stratas

The programme in which the BBC hands over air time to the public. This evening: Woodland Rescue presented by The Woodland Trust 'If you go down to the woods today ... you may be surprised to find the woodlands you knew as a child have disappeared. Public concern continues to grow over tree loss. The Woodland Trust has already bought hundreds of acres for everyone to enjoy and as a home for wildlife, and in this programme we explain our special conservation role.'
Made with the help of the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

' Twelve years ago I was really a bad guy in this society, an acid head thrown out of Harvard and all that. Now I'm a good guy in the society. Maybe I'll be a bad guy someday. It's just the flow, just the dance.'
Ram Dass, formerly Dr Richard Alpert of the Department of Psychology at Harvard University, talks to Bernard Levin about his search for enlightenment in the last of this series of eight conversations. The search took him to India, where he found a Guru. Now back in America, he himself is regarded by many as a Guru of alternative ways of living.
Director ROY CHAPMAN Producer COLIN ROSE Editor JOHN SHEARER BBC Bristol

Contributors

Unknown:
Dr Richard Alpert
Unknown:
Bernard Levin
Director:
Roy Chapman
Producer:
Colin Rose
Editor:
John Shearer

Martha Graham Dance Company in Clytemnestra
Choreographer MARTHA GRAHAM
Music HALIM ELDABH
Design ISAMU NOGUCIII Costumes HALSTON
Cast in order of appearance
Narrator CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER
Martha Graham 's dance drama is the first full-length classic in modern dance history. It is an intensely personal reworking of AESCHYLUS'S trilogy, the Oresteia, seen through the mind of Clytemnestra. The action takes place in the Underworld, shortly after Clytemnestra's death at the hands of her son Orestes. She re-lives the tragic events of the Trojan War, the sacrifice of her daughter Iphigenia, and the murders of her husband Agamemnon, and her lover Aegisthus. By understanding her past, she hopes that the gods will judge her kindly.
Introduced by JOHN DRUMMOND
Director MERRILL BROCKWAY
Produced by WNET New York
The next Dance Month programme is tomorrow at 8.10 pm

Contributors

Unknown:
Martha Graham
Music:
Halim Eldabh
Narrator:
Christopher Plummer
Narrator:
Martha Graham
Introduced By:
John Drummond
Director:
Merrill Brockway
Messenger of Death:
Mario Delamo
Ghost of Clytemnestra:
Peggy Lyman
Clytemnestra:
Yuriko Kimura
Hades:
George L White Jr
Helen of Troy:
Diane Gray
Paris:
Bert Terborgh
Agamemnon:
Tim Wengerd
Electra:
Elisa Monte
Orestes:
Peter Sparling
Iphigenia:
Lltcinda Mitchell
Cassandra:
Janet Eilber
Aegisthus:
Mario Delamo
Watchman/Priest of the Sacrifice:
George L . White Jr
Young Clytemnestra:
Christine Dakin
Ghost of Agamemnon:
Tim Wengerd
Apollo:
Bert Terborgh
Athena:
Sharon Tyers
Furies ( MEMBERS OF:
The Company

Known to the Police The experts had their say in last Monday's programme. Now Eric Robson reports on what the Brass Tacks audience has been saying-on radio phone-ins and in their letters-on the extent to which police should keep records.
Studio director GEORGE GREEN
Producer CHRISTOPHER WALMSLEY
Editor ALAN DOBSON. BBC Manchester

Contributors

Unknown:
Eric Robson
Producer:
Christopher Walmsley
Editor:
Alan Dobson.

featuring The 1980 United States Open Golf Championship from Baltusrol, New Jersey, and The Benson and Hedges Show Jumping Championship from Cardiff Castle

Golf
HALE irwin, the 1979 champion, defends his title against all the world's best players, including SEVERIANO BALLESTEROS, 1979 British Open and 1980 US Masters champion, and TOM WATSON , the man who has dominated American golf this season. Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER
ABC commentary team PETER ALLISS JIM MCKAY and DAVE MARR
Show Jumping
The world's top amateur and professional riders compete for prize money of £20,000.
Tonight is the second of three legs of the Professional Championship where riders will need all their skills to avoid building up any more penalty points. Introduced by DAVID VINE
Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMS and RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
Television presentation:
Golf AMERICAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION
Producers DAVID KENNING, RICHARD TILLING Show Jumping DEWI GRIFFITHS

Contributors

Unknown:
Tom Watson
Introduced By:
Harry Carpenter
Unknown:
Peter Alliss
Unknown:
Jim McKay
Unknown:
Dave Marr
Introduced By:
David Vine
Unknown:
Dewi Griffiths

starring Edward G. Robinson Miriam Hopkins , Joel McCrea
San Francisco: 1849 - the height of the Californian gold rush. In this vivid tale of romance, intrigue and adventure, Edward G. Robinson plays the ruthless owner of a gambling saloon, determined to win the love of Mary Rutledge. His rival is the young and handsome prospector Jim Carmichael - a rivalry that leads to a violent confrontation. Veteran director Howard Hawks re-creates the excitement and melodrama of the period, as a background to the triangular love story.
Screenplay by CHARLES MACARTHUR and BEN HECHT. Directed by HOWARD HAWKS , Films: page 9

Contributors

Unknown:
Edward G. Robinson
Unknown:
Miriam Hopkins
Unknown:
Charles MacArthur
Unknown:
Ben Hecht.
Directed By:
Howard Hawks
Louis Chamalis:
Edward G. Robinson
Mary Rutledge:
Miriam Hopkins
James Carmichael:
Joel McCrea
Old Atrocity:
Walter Brennan
Col Marcus Aurelius Cobb:
Frank Craven
Knuckles:
Brian Donlevy
Oakie:
Clyde Cook
Slocum:
Harry Carey

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