7.40 The Planet Mars
8.5 Introductory Electronics
8.30 Energy: Closing the Gap
8.55 Maths: Algebra

from
Wentworth Golf Club The Suntory World
Matchplay Championship - The Final
HARRY CARPENTER introduces coverage of the morning round and the opening holes of the decisive final round. Commentators PETER ALLISS , CLIVE CLARK
BRUCE CRITCHLEY and ALEX HAY
Television presentation
RICHARD TILLING , ALASTAIR SCOTT
Executive producer HAROLD ANDERSON

In marine photography the name Beken of Cowes ranks among the best.
Michael Jordan joins Ken Beken and his father to find out about the family history and to share in the experience of photographing yachts at Cowes Week, the parade of tall ships and the spectacular power-boats.
Film editor STEVE DOLDEWORTN Producer JOHN ODLEMAN

A feature film starring Carole Lombard
Robert Montgomery
Ann and David Smith are a charming, well-off, married couple. Or at least they think they are. But when a State boundary change renders their marriage void, David finds that his wife is not too certain about their future together. This screwball comedy, Carole Lom bard's penultimate movie, was directed by Hitchcock and is one of his rare comedies.
Screenplay by NORMAN KRASNA Produced by HARRY c. EDINGTON Directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK
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Sets at Covent Garden, a new book on stage design and an exhibition of photographs at the Hayward Gallery - three events in the busy autumn schedule of probably Britain's most popular painter. DAVID HOCKNEY 's lifestyle and the ensuing publicity sometimes make people forget that behind his colourful personality is a committed artist. This highly praised film eavesdrops in Los Angeles and London as he designs sets, paints, draws and takes photographs.
Producer PETER ADAM

Horizon investigates the background to the case of the world's first permanent total artificial heart transplant.

The Thorn EMI County Championship
Surrey v Gloucestershire
Defending champions, Gloucestershire, play a repeat of last year's semi-final against Surrey which they won narrowly in the memorable fog-bound match at Gloucester.
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH commentates at Sunbury, and brings news and views of the rest of the weekend's rugby.
Serle* producer huw JONES

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world: the interesting, the picturesque, the important and the dramatic, plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Jan Leeming

Britain's most popular financial and business programme is back,
NICK CLARKE , BILL KERR ELLIOTT and MARK ROGERSON reporting from home and abroad on your money and other people's.
Including this week:
The Yanks Are Coming
The American bid to take over in the city, and Money Maker on Motor Insurance
Are you paying too much to insure your car?
Director DON HARLEY Deputy editor MICHAEL HOGAN
Editor RICHARD TAIT

An evening of Strauss and other popular composers Presented by Moira Anderson with Cristina Ortiz also featuring Jack Rothstein and the JOHANN STRAUSS DANCERS
THE ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA leader BARRY GRIFFITHS conductor HARRY RABINOWITZ
The first of three programmes includes 'The blue Danube the Czardas from Die Fledermaus, ' Smilin' through', as well as music by Chopin, Tchaikovsky, Smetana and Elgar.
Choreography GERALDINE STEPHENSON Sound ADRIAN BISHOP-LAGGETT Lighting KEN MACGREGOR Designer DEREK DODD
Production YVONNE LITTLEWOOD

The last of a three-part natural history of the Wild West. Narrated by Barry Paine The Price of Gold
Gold. oil, fertile soil. sun, spectacular scenery. Few places on earth are as lavishly endowed with natural riches as the state of California. They occur because of the strange way land was added to the North American continent from beneath the Pacific and from Mexico.
For the Indians of the North West there was bountiful food and shelter. For the Forty-niners the gold was worth 81 million dollars a year. But every time the Pacific ' plate' of the earth's crust jerks past the continent there is an earthquake. This is the price Californians pay for their gold.
This episode shows both the causes and the consequences of the next great earthquake on the San Andreas fault. A quake which geologists believe will happen to the east of Los Angeles, and which could be the greatest disaster to hit the United States since the Civil War.
Film cameraman MIKE HERD Graphics ANDY COWARD
Film editor PETER HEELEY Written and produced by MICHAEL ANDREWS BBC Bristol

A series of six programmes tracing the evolution of the modern symphony orchestra.
Written and presented by Jane Glover 4: Romantic
Berlioz was a true romantic. He used the orchestra to tell a story in music that was passionately autobiographical. with the LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA leader PETER MANNING from the Town Hall, Cheltenham
Director PAUL KRIWACZEK Producer VICTOR poole

The Suntory
World Matchplay Championship
HARRY CARPENTER introduces highlights of the final between two of the world's top golfers.

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

by ANGUS WILSON
A version for television in five parts by TROY KENNEDY MARTIN
4: Armageddon. After the collapse of the Nature Reserve, Edwin Leacock is forced to resign and Simon Carter finds himself moving the Zoo back to London as a triumphant Sir Robert Falcon files in from the Amazon.

starring
Van Heflin , Evelyn Keyes
A corrupt, ambitious policeman uses emotional blackmail on a lonely married woman and begins an affair which leads to murder ... Joseph Losey 's compelling study of human relationships features a superb performance by Van Heflin as the patrolman who meets Susan Gilvray while making a routine check on her house.
Screenplay by HUGO BUTLER from a story by ROBERT THOEREN and HANS WILBELM
Produced by SAM SPIEGEL Directed by JOSEPH LOSEY
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