Six of the Best
Sir Garfield Sobers , Ben Crenshaw v Glen Campbell , Lee Trevino
PETER ALLISS introduces the last in a series showing some outstanding matches.

concludes a season of films featuring EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS ' legendary ape-man and starring
En route across the desert to collect supplies of a life-saving herb, Tarzan is captured by enemy agents. Can he escape in time to save Connie, the one-woman vaudeville show from a horrible end?
Screenplay by EDWARD T. LOWE Produced by SOL LESSER
Directed by WILLIAM THtELE
. Films: page 17

A ten-part beginners' course in folk guitar with JOHN PEARSE
6: An old song in a new style - ' Home on the range ' accompanied by the waltz-time pluck.
Director CHRIS LENT

with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

Christmas starts here with 40 minutes of music, opinion and entertainment live from Studio A in Manchester, presented by Robert Elms and Jackie Spreckley. Get involved - give us your views. Ring in on [number removed](lines open during the programme and until 9.0 pm) or write to ORS, [address removed]

BBC Manchester

Small Beer
Phil Drabble is not very partial to keg beer; real ale brewed in traditional style is more to his liking.
Donnington Brewery in the Cotswolds started life 116 years ago, in a converted 16th-century cloth mill. Today Claude Arkell , the third generation of country brewers, has as much concern for the future of the landscape around him as he has for the present balance sheet of his small business.
PHIL DRABBLE looks behind the scenes of the brewery and relishes its beer in the local pubs which are at the heart of Cotswold rural life.
Film cameraman TIM JOHNSON Film editor MARTIN ELSBURY Producer GEORGE INGER
Series producer PETER CRAWFORD BBC Bristol
IN THE COUNTRY: page 89

by PETER BUCKMAN starring
Elsie Randolph
Nat Jackley , John Junkin
The local country dancing team of old-age pensioners is forced to change its style when Jack, its leader, arrives with a new partner, one who is younger and prettier.
Musical director FRANCIS SHAW Lighting SAM BARCLAY Designer DEREK DODD Producer BRENDA REID
Director MICHAEL DARLOW

Strange happenings in the Cafe Gungadin and a meeting with Brother Sylvest feature in this week's visit to the zany world of Mike Harding.
The ' Cuddly Owl' takes his one-man show of comedy and song to the Grand Theatre, Blackpool, for the last time in the present series.
Additional music RICHIE CLOSE Produced by BARRY BEVINS BBC Manchester

In the summer, a dedicated group of West Indians put on a musical play, In Transit, at the Commonwealth Institute in London. It was part of a black theatre workshop project-the first of its kind in Britain.
In Transit sets out to show some of the history, everyday life and attitudes of West Indians living in this country.
This film follows the company through the workshop period to the opening of the play. In the words of Don Kinch , the author of In Transit, the group explores ' not just the situation we as black people are all involved in now, but how we feel about it.'
Film cameraman LAURIE RUSH Film editor ANDREW PAGE
Produced by CHRISTOPHER BURSTALL

The last in a series of 13 programmes by TED WHITEHEAD
Proposals, acceptances, rejections - the sexual and political round of The Mulberry regulars continues. Tony has an offer for Camille; Robin and Edwin are unexpectedly united, and Danny finds that he can't compete.
Senior cameraman GEOFF FELD
Script editor SALLY HEAD
Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD
Producer COLIN TUCKER
Directed by BARBARA DERKOW

With PETER SNOW, JOHN TUSA
PETER HOBDAY , DONALD MACCORMICK present an informed account of what's happening in the world; including weather forecast and this evening's sports results.

A way of ending the week.
Jane Walmsley with late-night conversation and guests from the Greenwood Theatre, London.
Director PHILIP CHILVERS
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER