6.25 Dickons and Popular Imagery
6.50 Microbes and the Microscope
7.15 Maths: Completeness
7.40 T. S. Eliot and America
8.5 Man-powered Aircraft: 3
8.30 Magic and Shakespeare's Plays.
8.55 Hospital Realities
9.20 Industrial Archaeology
9.45 Social Work and Society
10.10 Geology beneath Scotland
10.35 Hogarth's Paintings
11.0 Maths: Linear Equations
11.25 Light and Einstein
11.50 Social Psychology
12.15 The Royal Bank of Scotland
12.40 Statistics: Using Computers
1.5 Drama: Women Beware Women
2.20 The Origin of Oil
2.45 Systems Organisations.
starring
Clark Gable
Spencer Tracy
Claudette Colbert Hedy Lamarr
Two tough oil wildcatters - Big John McMasters and Square John Sand - meet in a small Texas town in the early days of the great American oil boom. They start off as partners and strike it rich, but both business and friendship are threatened when McMasters marries.
Screenplay by JOHN LEE mahin Produced by SAM zimbalist Directed by JACK CONWAY
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Further coverage of the cross-country phase which regularly attracts one of the biggest crowds of the year to a sporting event in this country. More than 200,000 spectators are expected in Badminton Park including HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, with other members of the Royal Family.
(Highlights and final phase on BBC1 tomorrow at 3.50, not Wales)
BBC videobook, Horseback (BBCV1011) £37.95, from retailers
An Open Door programme made by Imperial College Students' Union Union President Nick Morton :
' In 1979 the Government introduced the idea of ' full cost' fees for students from other countries who want to study in Britain. Now the overseas students are staying away in droves and it's beginning to have serious effects, firstly on our higher education system, but just as importantly on Britain's relationships with the rest of the world.'
A public access programme made with the help of the community programme UNIT
Ludovic Kennedy discusses Love Story: Love is Old, Love is New (BBC1), Rough Justice (BBC1) and Whoops Apocalypse (LWT) with writer Jilly Cooper , civil rights campaigner Peter Hain and Not producer John Lloyd.
Plus a location report on The Hound of the Baskervilles.
Director TONY tyley. Series producer JOHN archer. Producer SUE MALLINSON
with Michael Sullivan ; Weather
This fictional series tells an intriguing story of political and human drama and of those who use and abuse power in the capital of the most powerful nation on earth. First of six episodes starring
Cliff Robertson as William Martin
When President Esker Anderson announces to the nation his decision to withdraw from the forthcoming Presidential race, the way is open for the rise of opportunist Senator Richard Monckton who pledges his will be ' a Presidency of all the people '.
Written by DAVID W. rintels and eric BERCOVICI. Based on The Company by JOHN EHRLICIIMAN
Produced by NORMAN POWELL Directed by GARY NELSON
When the England Test team toured India suffering long, drawn-out cricket, another tour took place that didn't grab as many headlines. But it was a much more .eventful affair-a party of teenagers from Sussex were making their own tour of India.
Not skinheads or football hooligans on the rampage but school-boy cricketers who became unofficial ambassadors in a land which seemed to grow more and more foreign every day. The Hurstpierpoint XI went by aircraft, bus, boat and coracle from nbrth to south India and back again; fought experts in the martial arts; made a jungle safari where 200 tigers were reported; feasted on strange native dishes and coped with stomach upsets and a gruelling schedule.
Harold Williamson joined them and the film captures a colourful teenage look at parts of India no foreign invader ever reached.
Film cameraman PAT O'SHEA Film recordist DAVE JEWITT Film editor ARTHUR BENNETT Producer KEITH LATHAM Director ian PUNTER
One of the Family
In the last 100 years some 2,000 of our stately homes have disappeared together with the armies of servants that once maintained them. But the world of Upstairs, Downstairs still lingers on in some of our remaining great houses where it can take a silver steward 18 months to clean all the 1,000 silver pieces and a gamekeeper works all year to provide a few days' shooting. Jeanne la Chard looks at life behind the green baize door and talks to men and women who are proud to be servants, as well as some dukes and duchesses who employ them.
Producer rutii JACKSON
with Michael Sullivan ; Weather
begins a season of films by one of the most original and influential talents in cinema history.
Starring Orson Welles, with Joseph Cotten, Agnes Moorehead, Dorothy Comingore, Everett Sloane
After more than 40 years Orson Welles' first feature film, made at the age of 25, is still regarded by many as the finest film ever made. As director, Welles breaks every rule; as actor he is stunning in the role of the newspaper magnate who becomes rich and famous, then finds his career threatened by scandal.
"Here is a man who could have been President, who was as loved and hated and as talked about as any man in our time, but when he comes to die, he's got something on his mind called Rosebud. Now what does that mean?"
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(The Magnificent Ambersons: Sun 9.55)
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