6.40 Mining
7.5 Statistics: Sampling
7.30 Maths: Dual Cones
Story: The Secret of the Mountain by ROSEMARY GRAHAM
Presenters Carol Chell
Fred Harris
Pianist WILLIAM BLEZARD
Graphic designer JOANNA ISLES
Written and directed by JOHN LANE
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
The Stella Artois
Grass Court Championships from The Queen's Club, London
JOHN MCENROE seeded No 1 and winner of this tournament for the last two years, starts his build-up to Wimbledon against a talented field on these magnificent grass courts.
Also competing are his fellow Americans VITAS GERULAITIS, ROSCOE TANNER and BRIAN GOTTFRIED. Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT MARK COX ,RICHARD EVANS
Producers
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON. JOHN PHILIPS Scares and reports on Ceejax
5.15 A Local Government System
5.40 The Greek Liturgy
6.5 Housing 1840-1895
6.30 Brickworker
Northwest Hounded Police
Red Hot Rangers
Two classic cartoons directed by one of America's most brilliant animators.
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing followed by Weather
A third series of ten programmes presented by DELIA SMITH Preserving
In the depth of winter nothing conjures up the essence of summer better than strawberry jam. Delia Smith shows that it is not difficult to make successfully and also gives a step-by-step guide to making spiced plum chutney.
Director PAULA GILDER Producer PETER RIDING
COOKERY COURSE: 3 - page 73
The fifth of seven major interviews with leading British politicians. This week Robert McKenzie talks to The Rt Hon David Steel, MP, about his political philosophy and beliefs. How were his ideas formed? What events and people influenced and changed them? And what is their relevance to Britain now and in the future?
Director TAM FRY. Producer JAMES HOGAN Executive producer PETER IBBOTSON
(An edited version will be printed in THE LISTENER dated 18 June)
starring
Lew Ayres , Louis Wolheim
1914: Paul Baumer , a young sensitive German, enlists in the army, fired with patriotism and a belief in the ideals of his nation. Befriended by a veteran soldier, he quickly becomes disillusioned as he discovers the degradations and terrors of war. Tonight's version is the most complete known to exist, including original tinted sequences from a contemporary print.
Screenplay by MAXWELL ANDERSON and GEORGE ABBOT , based on a story by ERICH MARIA REMARQUE
Produced by CARL LAEMMLE JR
Directed by LEWIS MILESTONE . Films: p 9
with Emma Kirkby and David Thomas
Dialogue on a Kiss by Henry Lawes Venus and Vulcan by William Lawes
Highlights of today's play.
