Snow, written and illustrated by RAY MCKIE and P. D. EASTMAN Presenters
Carol Chell , Stuart McGugan

Last of six programmes with Professor Colin Blakemore 6: The Enchanted Loom
The human brain with its 100,000 million nerve cells has a complexity and performance which, in nearly all respects, far exceeds the capacity of any computer. Such machines which have, it is true, good memories and the ability to perform prodigious feats of calculation, are actually simple-minded when it comes to interpreting visual images we can recognise at a glance. The brain is the most intricate, complex product of evolution: the Enchanted Loom as it has rightly been called.
Presented for tv by BRIAN johnson

with Barbara Stanwyck Lelf Erickson and loan Freeman
The travelling carnival owned by Maggie Morgan is struggling to survive until she hires itinerant singer Charlie Rogers as a ' roustabout' - the carnival's general handyman. Elvis sings and fights to save the carnival from bankruptcy.
Screenplay by ANTHONY LAWRENCE and ALLAN WEISS from a story by ALLAN WElSS Produced by HAL WALLIS
Directed by John JOHN rich. Films: page 15

In remembrance of Her Serene Highness
Princess Grace of Monaco
In 1977 documentary film maker Kevin Billington directed this sensitive, affectionate biography of Princess Grace. He could not have foreseen the now bitter irony of his opening-the famous car sequence from To Catch a Thief. Princess Grace talks about her life, her role as a wife and mother, and illuminates not only the well-known Hollywood days of stardom but also her early career as a model and as a television and stage performer.
Among the contributors are her husband Prince Rainier, James Stewart , Alfred Hitchcock , William Holden , Stanley Kramer and Raymond Massey.
Title music sung by JOHNNY MATTHIS
Directed by KEVIN BILLINGTON

The Embassy
World Professional Championship Second Round
PETER PURVES introduces highlights of this afternoon's matches from Jollees Club, Stoke-on-Trent.

A series of five programmes 1: Taking Shape
'Innocent, modest, instructive and agreeable', were the qualities expected of the readers of women's journals of the 18th century but, when Victoria became Queen, the magazines began to reflect a new narrow role for women -that of wife and mother, a recipe which became the standard formula for the successful mass circulation weeklies of the 1930s. Commentary read by Maureen Lipman
Film editor JOHN JENNISON Director MARION ALLINSON Producer BERNARD ADAMS

Australia v England from Sydney
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the second day's play.
TV presentation CHANNEL 9 AUSTRALIA

Crackers: a playful visualisation of favourite Shirley Temple songs.
Produced and directed by VANESSA LUTHER-SMITH

with subtitles followed by Weather

(The Shadow Warrior)
The award-winning film by AKIRA KUROSAWA starring Tatsuya Nakadal
'Swift as the wind, silent as the forest, fierce as the fire, immovable as the mountain' is the motto emblazoned on the banners of Shingen, legendary warlord of the Takeda Clan. But Shingen is mortal and as he Ides dying from battle wounds, he orders his Clan to keep Ms death secret for three years. Winner of the 1980 Cannes Golden Palm, this epic drama of feudal conflict in 16th-century Japan is based on a powerful warlord who used a ' kagemusha ' or double to take his place in battle.
Screenplay by AKtRA KUROSAWA and MASATO IDE
Directed by AKIRA KUROSAWA
A Japanese film with English subtitles. (First showing on British television) Films: page 15

The Embassy
World Professional Championship Second Round
PETER PURVES introduces the best of the action.

with Michael Buerk ; Weather

plays Rhythm on Two from
The Assembly Rooms, Derby
The second of two programmes
Sound NEIL MURRAY
Lighting DEREK PRICE Producer KEN GRIFFIN