A series of ten programmes with DAVID BLAKE and LINDA REILLY. 4:Show Business?

Open Evening at the Middle School
Is your child's school very big? Are you afraid that if you go to a parents' evening you won't find your way around, or know what to say when you meet the teachers?

Ten programmes on the origins and growth of the Arab-Israeli dispute. 4: The Mandate Begins
Production assistant CAROLINE PICK Producer ROGER OWEN

A series of five films about the cinema and public opinion in the 1930s. 4:Britain Must be Strong
Written b) NICHOLAS PRONAY Produced by HOWARD SMITH

A 15-part sociology series 14:Social Deviance
With PROFESSOR LAURIE TAYLOR
Assistant producer CHARLES PASCOE Producer TONY ROBERTS
A correspondence course in O-level Sociology has been produced in association with this series by the National Extension College, [address removed]
Background notes to the series are also available. Please write, enclosing large sae, to: The Living City, [address removed]

Harold, fall-guy, joins the college football team in The Freshman; and he's out on a limb in a breath-taking sequence from Never Weaken.
Television version written by PETER DURSTON
Produced by BOB HOAG

A series of six deceptions written by JEREMY BEADLE and CLIVE DOIG Presented by Jeremy Beadle with MADELINE SMITH , BERNARD HOLLEY MIKE SAVAGE and OONA KIRSCH
5:Natural Deception and IllusionWhere is the ' Electric Brae'? Where can you free-wheel' uphill'? What is a Gruck and what will the Pyroslimus Helicinida do? What is the only three-dimensional object represented by this front and top view?
These and other questions may or may not be answered.
Film directed by RICHARD SILKIN Produced by CLIVE DOIG

Piccolo
An award-winning cartoon film about two neighbours who fall out when one of them annoys the other by playing his piccolo in the middle of the night.
Directed by DUSAN VUKOTIC

A series of six programmes about sailing ships that have survived. 3:Shamrock V
The best remaining example of the ' J ' class yachts and one of the loveliest sailing ships ever built, Shamrock is the largest singlemasted vessel in the world.
She was originally commissioned by the millionaire Sir Thomas Lipton in the early 1930s, in his final attempt to win the America's Cup for Britain. Now restored, this time by an Italian millionaire, she is once again a 'greyhound of the sea'. Narrator TOM SALMON
Film editor DAVID BARRETT
Producers BRIAN HAWKINS , robin DRAKE Director DAVID MITCHELL. BBC Bristol

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

starring Marlene Dietrich
Arthur Kennedy , Mel Ferrer
When a young girl is savagely murdered by a hold-up gang in a small Wyoming town, her cowboy fiance, Vern Haskell, swears vengeance. But his only clue to the killer's identity is the myster
. ious word ' Chuck-a-luck Fritz Lang's revenge Western features
the glamorous Marlene Dietrich as a dance-hall queen turned boss of an outlaws' hideout.
Screenplay by DANIEL TARADASH
Based on a story by SILVIA Richards Produced by HOWARD WELSCH
Directed by FRITZ LANG. Films: page 21

Every Tuesday in London's Green-wood Theatre Russell Harty inVites you to join him.
Tonight's guests include the zany
American actress Lily Tomlin , former Laugh-In comedienne and star of the new film 9 to 5.
Studio director RON ISTED Producer TOM GUTTERIDGE EditorGORDON WATTS

BBC2 Snooker Championship
The sixth frame in this series of 14 programmes for the 1981 Pot Black Trophy featuring inGroup2: Eddie Charlton (Australia) the defending Pot Black Champion v Jim Wych (Canada)
1980 World Championship quarter-finalist
A game with a truly ' international ' flavour! Three-times Pot Black Champion, EDDIE CHARLTON , looks for another victory in this year's competition. The young Canadian, one game down, has another chance to stay in the running. Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee JOHN WILLIAMS Commentator TED LOWE
Director ROY NORTON
Producer REG PERRIN. BBC Birmingham

A series of 13 programmes Written and presented by Robert Kee
10:Civil War
The Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921 gave Ireland dominion status as the Irish Free State, and the six counties of Northern Ireland the right to opt out. To die-hard Republicans of the IRA, the treaty, with its oath to the King as head of the Commonwealth, seemed a betrayal of all they had fought for against the British.
In defiance of the Free State government they occupied the Four Courts in the centre of Dublin; to dislodge them, the Free State army opened fire with guns borrowed from the departed British. Fighting spread from the streets of Dublin to the countryside. In the brutal civil war that followed, families were divided; Michael Collins was killed in ambush; 77 IRA men were executed, and a bitterness was born that was to divide southern Ireland to the present day.
Film research victoria WEGG-PROSSER Music composed by FRANCIS SHAW Film editor PETER HARRIS Associate producers
JOHN RANELAGH , GORDON WATKINS Producer JEREMY isaacs
Extracts from this programme will appear in THE LISTENER dated S February

The fifth of six programmes
This week Jake sings to an audience at The Llandovery Theatre in South Wales.
Shusha,. the Persian-born, Paris-educated and London-based singersongwriter shares the stage. Featured musicians are
ROY APPS, JULIAN LITTMAN and ALAN WILLIAMS
Lighting JOHN BORLEY Sound PETER ROFE
Producer COLIN GODMAN. BBC Bristol