7.40 Chancellor's School

8.5 The Simplex Method

8.30 Mendelssohn's Dream

8.55 Stantonbury: a Blueprint Analysed

9.20 Harmony

9.45 Patterns of Inequality

10.10 Interior Decoration

10.35 Schrodinger Wave Equations

11.0 Functions of Random Variables

11.25 Ubu Roi

12.15 Biology: Form and Function

12.40 Sweet Smell of Success

1.5 Marking Time

1.30 Volcanoes

1.55 Complex Human Ecosystems

starring Joan Crawford, Spencer Tracy
The first of two films uniting great directors with two of Hollywood's leading ladies. Joan Crawford stars in this classic rags-to-riches melodrama. She plays Jessie Cassidy, who escapes a loveless marriage to gambler Eddie Miller only to have him enter her life again - this time in the role of blackmailer.
Screenplay by LAWRENCE HAZARD based on Marry for Money by KATHARINE BRUSH
Produced by JOSEPH L. MANKIEWICZ Directed by FRANK BORZAGE
Films: page 14

' In the Beginning.... '
Our galaxy contains over 100,000 million stars. Far away in space, so remote that their light takes thousands of millions of years to reach us, are other galaxies.
In the crystal-clear atmosphere of La Palma in the Canary Islands the new Northern Hemisphere Observatory is being built. This observatory, a joint international project, is designed to study these galaxies and perhaps lead us on to a real knowledge of the way in which the Universe was bom.
One of the scientists involved is Professor F. Graham Smith , Director of the Royal Greenwich Observatory, who talks to Patrick Moore about these exciting new developments.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO
Book 7 (same title), 12.25 from bookshops

starring
Joan Bennett , James Mason
In this intense melodrama Joan Bennett plays a woman left alone to cope with family problems while her husband is away on business in Europe. Her teenage daughter's affair with an unscrupulous older man turns to tragedy when the man is accidentally killed. But this is only the start of Lucia's problems as she is confronted by a blackmailer who threatens to expose the family's secrets.,..
Screenplay by HENRY CAHSON , ROBERT W. SODERBERG based on The Blank Wall by ELISABETH SANXAY HOLDING Produced by WALTER WANGER Directed by MAX OPHULS
. Films: page 14

Petunia Natural Park
An MGM cartoon

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The Middlesex Sevens from Twickenham
The final Saturday of the rugby season by tradition provides a festival of sevens rugby at Twickenham.
In the qualifying rounds 248 clubs fought it out to join last year's victors Richmond, runners-up Rosslyn Park, as well as guests Cardiff and Leicester in today's final 16.
Introduced by NIGEL STARMER-SMITH
Commentator BILL MCLAREN
Director ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer HUW JONES
Theme music on Sporting Themes (record REH 348, cassette zcb 348) from record shops

from Ferndown Golf Club, Dorset The first of a new series of six programmes in which Peter Alliss plays golf and talks with well-known people.
His guest this week is magician
.Paul Daniels, whose mixture of illusions and humour has made Turn one of Britain's top entertainers.
Director ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer DAVID KENNING
(The Paul Daniels Magic Show: Monday
9.0 pm BBC2)

Bernard Levin talks to Sir Colin Davis
Tonight his guest is the Musical Director of the Royal Opera, and perhaps the greatest living interpreter of Mozart. Davis secretly decided to become a conductor at the age of 14, but it was nearly 20 years before his talent was acclaimed. After he had conducted Don Giovanni in place of Otto Klemperer , The Times described him as ' a conductor ripe for greatness'.
Assistant producer TAMASIN DAY-LEWIS Director CHRISTOPHER LEWIS
Producer JOHN SHEARER. BBC Bristol

(La Dentelliere).
Starring Isabelle Huppert, Yves Beneyton
Claude Goretta's warm, sensitive picture of two people longing to love each other but unable to cross their own barriers, is one of the most successful foreign films released in this country in recent years. Pomme, 18-years-old, a hairdresser's apprentice in Paris, has never seen the sea. Persuaded into a holiday in Normandy by her man-hunting friend, Marylene, Pomme is soon left on her own - which is how she meets Francois and embarks on a holiday romance that is to change her life.
"An elegant, graceful, caring film" (DAILY MAIL)
"This Swiss film is full of treasures and pleasures of observation" (THE TIMES) "The sort of film you thought then didn't make any more" (SUNDAY TIMES) Screenplay by PASCAL LAINE and CLAUDE GORETTA from the novel by CLAUDE GORETTA
Directed by CLAUDE GORETTA. Films: p 14
(A French language film with English sub-titles
(First showing on British television)

Somewhere Over the Rainbow ... As a child, trapped in a crazy Jewish household in a poor Chicago tenement, the American artist Robert Natkin had to find a way to change his life. His imagination was engulfed by movies from Fred Astaire to The Wizard of Oz, and by the vast collection of modern European paintings at the Chicago Institute. In Life magazine he read an article on Jackson Pollock and realised ' even a schmuck like me can become an artist'
This film is about some of the paradoxes of his success, about how and why he paints the way he does and why the English critic Peter Fuller , author of a recent provocative book on Art and Psychoanalysis, thinks these particular abstract paintings matter,
Film cameraman COLIN WALDECK Film editor CHRISTOPHER SWAYNE Producer MICHAEL DIBB
Series editor ALAN YENTOB

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There is a persistent taboo on the subject of mental illness. Patrick Stewart , the central character in a new drama series, shows that psychiatric wards are not places of gloom and despair, but of hope and even humour.
(Maybury begins on Tuesday, 9.25 pm)

starring Randolph Scott
Buchanan, a Texan adventurer, rides into a small border town controlled by the corrupt Agry family. When he befriends a young Mexican who has killed one of the Agry brothers the pair soon find themselves at the mercy of a lynch mob ...
Screenplay by CHARLES LANG from the novel The Name's Buchanan by JONAS WARD Produced by HARRY JOE BROWN
Directed by BUDD BOETTICHER , Films: p 14