The Elves and the Shoemaker Written by BROTHERS GRIMM Illustrated by KATRIN BRANDT Presenters
Sarah Long , Don Spencer

Bryan Magee talks to leading philosophers about Western philosophy today.
Philosophy and Literature with Iris Murdoch , former Fellow of Philosophy, St Anne 's College, Oxford
Series prepared by BRYAN macee Director TONY TYLEY
Executive producer JANET boenic

Bill Symonds, Cider Maker and Country Gentleman

Bill Symonds is ambassador for the spirit of insobriety his family have fostered in Herefordshire for 250 years.
BBC Manchester

(Peter Fluck, Country Parson, tomorrow at 5.10)

A serial in 14 chapters 10: Wings of Fury
Mala keeps a rendezvous, and a colleague is ruthlessly murdered in an attempt to incriminate Mala, who pursues the killer into a deadly encounter in the sky.
(Chapter 11 is tomorrow at 5.40 pm)

Some Day You'll Find Her, Charlie Brown.

The story of a warm-hearted family of pioneer stock.
Guest star
The Hot
Rod Jim-Bob and Jody Foster recklessly celebrate their release from army discipline and the Misses Bald-win receive an unwelcome visit.
Based on EARL HAMNER jr's autobiographical novel Spencer's Mountain Written by SCOTT HAMNER Directed by BOB SWEENEY

with subtitles, followed by Weather

Starring Helena Carter, Arthur Franz, Jimmy Hunt

A group of Martians attempt to destroy America from their spaceship underground, with the aid of an army of invincible eight-foot robots. Made at the height of the flying saucer scare, this remarkable exercise in SF cinema was directed by William Cameron Menzies, noted designer of H.G. Wells's classic, Things to Come.

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Live from London's Greenwood Theatre , television's most unpredictable show. There'll be music, conversation, and, as always, star-studded entertainment.
Studio director RON ISTED. .....nq.y Production CHRIS RILEY. GRAHAM LINDSAY Producer TOM GUTTERIDGE
(The next Russell Harty programme is on Thursday at 8.25 pm)

Doctors are often forced to make moral judgments when they treat us. In a series of six stories based on true cases, Ian Kennedy , Reader in Law at King's College London, examines the principles that guide them.
4: McGee
The McGees are good Catholics. But one night, Con McGee is unfaithful, and catches 'a little infection'. He wants the doctor to treat his wife without telling her why-the truth could break the marriage and cause the children needless suffering. What should the doctor do? Dr Anthony Inwald , a London gp, discusses his response to McGee's problem with Dr Duncan Catterall , a venereologist at the Middlesex Hospital, and Fr Bredan Callaghan , a Jesuit marriage counsellor
Dramatised story by SEAMUS FINNEGAN Film editor MICHAEL FLYNN Producer OLIVER MORSE
Executive producer DAVID PATERSON

Hair
By their hair shall ye know them....
Tonight Arena takes you on a tour of contemporary British heads, from the exotic to the mundane, from hot wax to Brylcreem. Blue rinse, quiff, mohican, short back and sides, dreadlocks or just shaved off altogether. By your choice of hairstyle you tell the world about yourself. You can blend in with the crowd or stand out from it. For some it is a fundamental part of their religious beliefs, for others pure indulgence.
What are the prospects for a bank clerk with a hennaed 'trojan '? How does a white man become a Rasta? Does the back of your neck still prickle at the thought of the barber's clippers? This Arena investigation will make your hair stand on end.
Film cameraman NIGEL walteiis Director TED clisbt
Arena editor ALAN YENTOB

John Tusa, Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with Joan Bakewell and Linda Alexander, present television's fullest and most authoritative daily news magazine.