10.10 Energy in the Home: Are You Sitting Comfortably?
10.35 Health Choices: Home Cooking
11.0 The Pre-School Child: All in a
11.25 Governing Schools: The Meeting

starring Laurence Olivier
Jennifer Jones , Eddie Albert
In the early 1900s young Carrie Meeber leaves her poor Missouri home to live and work in Chicago. Here she meets George Hurst wood, a handsome middle-aged restaurant manager. It proves to be a fateful meeting.
Laurence Olivier gives one of the cinema's truly great performances in William Wyler 's classic version of Theodore Dreiser 's novel.
Screenplay by RUTH AND AUGUSTUS GOETZ from the novel Sister Carrie by THEODORE DREISER
Produced and directed by WILLIAM WYLER Films: page 15

The Carnation Wightman Cup
Great Britain v USA from the Royal Albert Hall.London
The final session of this long-established event with two singles and a double played this afternoon. Introduced by BARRY DAVIES

The Cosmic Serpent
Can comets have collided with the earth? Dr Clube of the Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, and Patrick Moore discuss some surprising theories.

4: Buono, Buonissimo

with studio guests
Ultravox, The Roches

with Richard Whitmorc ; Weather

Richard Lindley , with two guest questioners from Fleet Street,
'goes behind the headlines to cross-examine the men and women whose decisions influence our lives.
Director JAN FAIRER
Producer PETER KENYATTA

starring Charles Laughton
Merle Oberon , Flora Robson Emlyn Williams
In 1937 shooting began at Denham Studios on the late Sir Alexander Korda 's epic to dwarf all epics, 1, Claudius, from the book by Robert Graves. From the outset the production was hampered by difficulties and the film was finally abandoned when MERLE OBERON was badly injured in a car crash. The story of the frustration behind Korda's greatest gamble is told by Dirk Bogarde , with contributions from Joseph von Sternberg
Robert Graves , Eileen Corbett John Armstrong
CHARLES LAUGHTON , who starred as Claudius, greeted the cancellation of the film with great relief; ironically, since surviving sequ. ences and rushes show that this would have been one of his greatest accomplishments.
Film editor BRIAN KEENE
Written and produced by BILL DUNCALF
Films: p 15 (Charles Laughton In Hobson's Choice is on Thursday at 6.43 pm)

"Two take place in hospitals, two in a cemetery and one in both."
Alan Bennett's wry and distinctive view of life in his forthcoming series of television plays. Tonight he presents a personal preview.
(Alan Bennett plays this week are Intensive Care on BBC1, Tuesday 9.25 and Our Winnie on BBC2, Friday 10.0)

A series of nine films
3-•Deep inside I'm good and kind it's higher up I'm horrible.'
Frank eBraidwood and Rachel Bell are both in the remedial or Individual Learning Department.
They are both 12 years old and They from broken and violent homes. Every year the II Department takes a group of dlsadvantaged children for a week's holiday during the school term.
Both Frankie and Rachel will be iOn this year's trip to the Welsh seaside Despite moments of sadness and solitude these outings and adventures will be their only holiday. photography DAVID south Sound CHRISTOPHER KING
Film editor ANDREW WILLSMORI
Executive producer ADAM CLAPHAM Producer RICHARD DENTON

Written and composed by JOHN GRAY
ERIC PETERSON starring
Eric Peterson as Billy Bishop
Musical accompaniment John Gray
When you fight stay as calm as theocean
And watch what's going on behind your shoulder
Remember war's not the place for deep emotion
And maybe you'll get a little older 1915 Britain is locked in a bloody war and the young men from the colonies can't wait to get into the action
ERIC PETERSON plays all 17 parts in the transformation of Canadian Billy Bishop from new recruit to battle-hardened flying ace.
Lighting ALAN HENDERSON. Sound RON ALLAN Designer JIM LONGMUIR
Produced and directed by NORMAN MCCANDLISH
A co-production witn
PRIMEDIA PRODUCTIONS LTD, Toronto BBC Scotland

with Richard Whitmore ; Weather

The Carnation Wightman Cup
Great Britain v USA from the Royal Albert Hall
Highlights of the last day's play in the Wightman Cup played in the historic setting of the Royal Albert Hall , London.
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentator DAN MASKELL
JOHN BARRETT , ANN JONES

starring Peter Cushing
A disciple of Dracula, Baron Meinster is kept locked in his castle. His mother procures female victims to satisfy his vampire urges. Unleashed from his chains by a young woman, the baron goes on the rampage in a school for girls.
One of the most highly admired Hammer horror films, this classic feature is distinguished by good performances and a fine sense of atmosphere.
Screenplay by jimmy SANGSTER PETER BRYAN , EDWARD PERCY Produced by ANTHONY HINDS Directed by TERENCE FISHER Films: page 15