7.40 History of Mathematics

8.5 Poetry of W.H. Auden

8.30 The Yorkshire Woollen Industry

8.55 Solving the Problem

9.20 Rhondda: 2: A Community in Search of Itself

9.45 Handicapped in the Community

10.10 The Establishment in Britain

10.35 North Sea Oil

11.0 Loch Lomond Glaciation

11.25 Immunology Overview

11.50 Education in Trinidad

12.15 Diffusion of Dutch Elm Disease

12 40 The Atomic Clock

1.5 Conflict in the Family

1.30 Weights, Measures and Statistics

1.55 Maths: Axioms

2.20 Evaluating a Merger

starring Bing Crosby , Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour
A double-bill featuring two of the classic Road films. In the first, Bob finds himself captive in a harem when his singing companion sells him for 200 dollars. He cheers up on discovering that he is prisoner to the beautiful Princess Shalmar who has 'bought' him for the purpose of marriage...
Screenplay by FRANK BUTLER and DON HARTMAN
Directed by DAVID BUTLER
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and at 4.10
The Road to Utopia
Utopia proves to be the frozen North as Bing and Bob head for Alaska in search of a goldmine - and there to raise their temperatures more than a few degrees is, of course, Dottie Lamour.
Screenplay by NORMAN PANAMA and MELVYN FRANK
Produced by PAUL JONES Directed by HAL WALKER

Princess Grace of Monaco introduces and narrates this impression of the life and work of the Kirov Ballet School, once the Imperial Ballet School of Russia.
The film follows the children through their rigorous, unremitting training and at their games, seeing their dreams and hopes through the eyes of Angelina, aged 11, and Alec, aged 13.
Directed by ROBERT DORNHELM
Produced and co-directed by EARLE MACK

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John Ewing III (2): J.R. takes drastic action to stop Sue Ellen drinking, but tragedy is now imminent.
Written by ARTHUR BERNARD LEWIS Directed by LEONARD KATZMAN
(Another episode on Monday at 6.55)

A season of film biographies of artists and musicians. Gustave Courbet -
Engine of Revolution written and narrated by EDWIN MULLINS
Gustave Courbet was a revolutionary in politics and in art. As an artist he saw himself as a realist, a socialist, and he fought the French artistic establishment a his life. His paintings were thought so scandalous that Napoteon III attacked one of them with a riding crop. In 1871 he threw himself into the revolutionary Paris Commune, and when the government re-established control he was held personally responsible for blowing up the column in the Place Vendome, and driven into exile. Now he is seen as one of the fathers of modern painting.
Voice of Courbet BRIAN BLESSED
Exceptional (OBSERVER)
Executive producer BARRIE GAVIN
Producer CHRISTOPHER MARTIN

Nine documentary programmes which take a close look at a controversial police force in action. 4: The Streets of Hong Kong
The streets are dangerous, and their moods are unpredictable. Inspector Brown, who deals with Hong Kong's 999 calls, has to decide immediately whether the bomb scare is a hoax, whether to yse cs gas against the violently Insane man, and whether to risk a charge of indecent assault by manhandling the girl. Brown also has a longer-term problem of his own. He's under investigation by the Colony's anti-corruption commission.
Film editor BRIAN TOMKINS producer JOHN PURDIE

A film with the veteran Trinidadian author C. L. R. James , based on his now classic book about cricket, Beyond a Boundary. In the film he reflects on cricket's relationship to the Industrial Revolution, to the English public school, the British Empire and, Most significantly, its profound influence on the development of West Indian culture and society.
It was a joy to see James enunciating through cricket a philosophy of life which cricket has done so much to shape,' wrote E. w. SWANTON when this film was first shown in 1976. 'It was a brilliant performance.' Film editor ANDREW page Producer MICHAEL DIBB

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continuing the season of Midnight Movies to thrill, shock and chill
starring Oliver Reed and Janette Scott
Is Eleanor Ashby being deliberately driven insane by her brother Simon? Is the man claiming to be her brother Tony an impostor? This tense Hammer chiller weaves a tangled web of disguise, deception and murder on the way to its final shock revelation.
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The Last Right
The experts had their say in last Monday's programme. Now Eric Robson reports on wnai the Brass Tacks audience has. been saying-on radio phone-ins and in their letters.
Studio director GEORGE GREEN
Producer CHRISTOPHER WALMSLEY Editor
ALAN DOBSON. BBC Manchester

starring Horst Janson, John Carson, Ian Hendry, John Cater and Caroline Munro.
The village of Durward is beset by a strange phenomenon: beautiful young girls die suddenly of old age. To the rescue ride professional vampire hunters, Captain Kronos and his hunchbacked assistant, Prof Hieronymous Grost. A desperate struggle against the forces of evil is soon unleashed in this stylish Hammer tale.