6.25 The Ombudsman
6.50 Area for Revision
7.15 Maths - Fourier Coefficients
7.40 Who Represents Whom?
8.5 How Electricity is Generated
8.30 Moral Responsibility
8.55 Language Acquisition s.20 Conflict in the Family
9.45 TV and Politics Britain: 3
10.10 Chemical Reactions
10.35 Einstein's Belief
11.0 Maths: Vector Products
11.25 The Nature of Heredity
11.50 Psychology: The TV Studio
12.15 Computer Systems
12.40 Schrddinger Wave Equation
1.5 Cognitive Styles
1.30 Social Psychology
1.55 Writing Together
2.20 Language Development
2.45 Instrumentation
3.10 How Minerals Are Made
A film about children who want to perform and the parents who encourage them.
At the London audition for the screen musical Annie, 2,000 little girls turned up. One was 11-year-old Marsha Anne Bland, Whose dream is 'to share the stage with Frank Sinatra.'
The 5-year-old Haley Twins are in a new spy film. They call actIng 'pretend.' But 15-year-old Dexter Fletcher is an old hand - Baby Face in Bugsy Malone, Puck at Glyndebourne.
The Seaview Singers are named after their parents' boarding-house in Margate. They made a record called 'Ginger Tom' and perform it in unusual places...
The rewards are glamour, fame, perhaps even Hollywood. Will all their dreams come true? Or are they just High Hopes?
Research LAVRA gavsuon Producer Jonathan gili
A great occasion in London's musical life as the most famous pianist in the world Vladimir Horowitz , at the age of 78, gives his first recital in London for 30 years. HRH The Prince of Wales attends this celebrity recital at the Royal Festival Hall, in aid of the Royal Opera House Development Appeal.
Scarlatti Six Sonatas: A flat (Kk 127); F minor (Kk 466); F minor (Kk 184); A major (Kk 101); B minor (Kk 87); E major (Kk 135) Chopin Polonaise-Fantaisie , Op 61 Ballade in G minor, Op 23
In the interval VLADIMIR HOROWITZ talks about his life and music.
Schumann Kinderscenen , Op 15
Rachmaninov Sonata in B flat minor, Op 36 No 2
Introduced by Robin Ray
Film editor CHARLES chabot Sound GRAHAM RAINES Lighting JOHN WIGGINS
Produced by john VERNOM Directed by KIRK BROWNING
A BBC production in association with COLUMBIA ARTISTS MANAGEMENT LTD
For the best effect, viewers with stereo Radio 3 should turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones are an alternative.
An Open Door programme made by The Spitalfields Housing and Planning Rights Service. Spitalfields, in London's East End, has some of the worst housing in Britain. A quarter of households are scandalously overcrowded with many families inhabiting a single room in conditions shockingly similar to those in Victorian times and the 30s. The Spitalfields Housing and Planning Rights Service asks why these conditions have been allowed to persist and shows how Government cuts and the spread of offices have savaged old-established working-class communities. Local authority policies have led local people themselves to confront the housing crisis.
A public access programme made with the help of the Community Programming Unit.
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
The Depths of Space: Patrick Moore talks about the quasar problem and what we have found out about these remarkable objects.
Producer pieter uorpurco
The weekly television review presented by Ludovic Kennedy, who discusses Looks and Smiles (Central), Top of the Pops (BBC1) and The Orson Welles Story (BBC2) with Dom Shaw, co-director of the film Rough Cut and Ready Dubbed, Pauline Black, former lead singer with The Selecter, and George Melly, writer, critic and jazz singer.
Plus, Peter Conrad on the design of sets for television talk shows.
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. Last of six episodes starring
CIA Director William Martin and President Monckton meet head-on. Each man knows he can destroy the other, but what Martin proposes is a ' horse trade' - a political bargain to ensure their survival.
Written by DAVID w. rintels and ERIC bercovici. based on The Company by John ehrlichman Produced by NORMAN POWELL
Directed by GARY nelson
Starring Orson Welles, Jeanne Moreau
The story of a young sailor employed by a rich old man to impregnate his beautiful wife is told on every ship but never really happened. Mr Clay, a moribund and fabulously wealthy Macao merchant, resolves to turn legend into fact....
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'It wasn't the impact that killed - it was what happened afterwards.'
(Air-crash survivor)
Most people would call it a crash; airlines and their cabin-staff talk of 'the unlikely event'. And indeed for 20 years the aviation industry has concentrated on preventing plane crashes altogether - with great success. The statistics show that you would probably crash only once in nearly 1,000 years of daily flights.
But when crashes do happen, have the chances of passenger survival improved? Using unique film, Jack Pizzey examines the regulations and the standards, talks to the people who make them, test them, criticise them, and to three scientists who have survived 'the unlikely event'.
"An eye-opening programme, at once calming and alarming." (Daily Mail)
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
Starring Anthony Perkins, Jeanne Moreau, Orson Welles with Romy Schneider,
Elsa Martinelli, Akim Tamiroff
One morning Joseph K is woken from a nightmare by police officers who announce that he is under arrest, but refuse to name his crime. K finds himself unwittingly caught up in a living nightmare as he desperately and futilely attempts to obtain justice and establish his innocence.
