6.40 The Bauhaus at Weimar

7.5 Infant Cognition

7.30 The Athabasca Glacier

Story: The Grumpy Princess by RUTH CRAFT
Presenters
Chloe Asheroft , Johnny Ball

4.50 Counting Atoms

5.15 Wolverton for Pride; Analysis

5.40 Handicapped in the Community

6.5 Hospital Realities

6.30 Measuring Electrons and Atoms

The second of nine programmes introduced by Hilary Henson

Given just three hours, could you design and construct a man-powered, man-carrying vehicle, using only the contents of your kitchen?
That's the problem teams from The National Institute of Agricultural Engineering, GKN and Rolls-Royce and Associates are challenged to solve.

Judging their efforts Heinz Wolff and Gordon Higginson, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, University of Durham.

including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

The last of five profiles from the golden age of Hollywood written and presented by Barry Norman Hollywood : The Golden Years with personal comments from: Actresses Joan Fontaine
June Allyson , Ann Rutherford Actors Kirk Douglas
George Raft , Robert Montgomery Producers Dore Schary, Joseph L. Mankiewicz , Pandro S. Berman Directors Frank Capra
George Sidney , Richard Brooks Robert Parrish
Screenwriter Jesse Lasky Jr Costume designer Edith Head
The whole of The Hollywood Greats has been a delight and the linal one, on Hollywood itself, had something like the faint smell of a recently-dead wood fire.
(EVENING NEWS)
Producer BARRY BROWN Director JUDY LINDSAY
Book (same title), based on the previous series, £7.50, from bookshops

Six programmes of match angling from Edgbaston Reservoir. Final heat introduced by Jack Charlton Match commentator PETE THOMPSON Today's peg order:
BILLY MAKIN , CLIVE SMITH DENNIS WHITE , BILLY ALLEN
PAUL DOWNES , WAYNE SWINSCOE
Director ROY NORTON
Producer ROY RONNIE. BBC Birmingham

from the New London Theatre with special guest Diane Pfeifer Featured musicians
DANNY FLOWERS (lead guitar) DAVE POMEROY (bass guitar) PAT MCINERNEY (drums)
BIFF WATSON (keyboards)
Sound GRAHAM HAINES Lighting BERT OATEN
Designer JAN SPOCZYNSKI
Executive producer YVONNE LITTLEWOOD Director STANLEY APPEL

Taxidermy flourished in Victorian times, servicing the nation's big-game hunters, whose trophy rooms were often an expression of the prowess and confidence of a world which is only recent history. Conservation is the keynote these days and most of the country's leading taxidermists work for museums.
Roy Hale is the senior taxidermist at the British Museum's natural history unit in London. In this film he takes us through the many and varied processes involved in modelling a lion for the museum.
Photography DAVID WHITSON Sound SIMON WILSON
Film editor SAXON LOGAN Director PETER WEST
Brookes On ... page 77

The second of eight programmes Introduced by Judith Jackson
Garages have received much adverse publicity for indifferent servicing. SUE BAKER finds a consumer watchdog service in New York which could have implications here.
One of the most spectacular offbeat car races is the All-Wheel Drive Event and JUDITH JACKSON reports on this cross-country event from Scotland.
Back to the Drawing Board
Car owners tell us of design faults and FRANK PAGE demonstrates what they mean.
What's New with Sue
SUE BAKER with the news of the motoring scene, together with new products and ideas.
Director BRIAN STRACHAN
Executive producer DEREK SMITH BBC Birmingham