10.10 The First Years of Life: On the Way
10.35 Childhood 5-10: Out to Play
11.0 Open Forum: Lord Briggs on Visual Education
11.25 Countdown to the OU: 1
11.50 Science Preparatory Maths: Numbers

starring Mario Lanza
Kathryn Grayson , David Niven
Opera star Mario Lanza plays a young fisherman with a powerful voice who is discovered by a New Orleans impresario. Brought to the big city where he becomes famous, he falls in love with his leading soprano in this colourful romance featuring several opera favourites.
Screenplay by SY GOMBERG , GEORGE WELLS Produced by JOE PASTERNAK
Directed by NORMAN TAUROG. Films: page 16

starring Brian Cant and Floella Benjamin in an entertainment of comedy, jokes and music with Delia Morgan , Keith Woodhams and guest for this week Tony Robinson and Jonathan Cohen with the Play Away Band
Designer GWEN EVENS
Musical director JONATHAN COHEN Producer JOHN SMITH
Series producer ANN REAY

The Embassy
World Professional Championship The Final
TONY GUBBA introduces live coverage of the climax of this eight-day tournament and highlights of the four sets played this afternoon at Jollees Showclub, Stoke-on-Trent. Commentators
SID WADDELL , TONY GREEN
Directed by NICK HUNTER , KEITH MACKENZIE Producer KEITH PHILUPS

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

While winter lingers, indomitable ravens nest on the bleak mountain crags. In March the lowland air brims with birdsong; by April woods and hedgerows have a mosaic of wild flowers. Spring has arrived ... Narrator DOUGLAS LEACH
Produced by KEITH HOPKINS BBC Bristol

Jack Jones, former General Secretary of the country's biggest trade union, the Transport and General Workers Union, talks to Geoffrey Goodman, Industrial Editor of the Daily Mirror about his early life in Liverpool. He recalls, in the first of four programmes, the political influences which shaped his thinking, from the General Strike of 1926 to the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War.
Film cameraman IAN KENNEDY. Sound DON MARTIN. Research MONA ADAMS. Film editor
JOHN KENT
Producer JOHN WALKER

A second chance to see the highly acclaimed play from ALAN BENNETT 'S 1982 season
Mrs Rhodes is busy staring out of the window while Mr Rhodes is just about to look up Helsinki when they have a caller. It's a social worker come to pester them about hypothermia, what else?
Producer INNES LLOYD
Director GILES FOSTER

Two of the world's finest sopranos in partnership for a Celebrity Concert at the Royal Opera House, Covent Gar den.
Their selection of excerpts from Italian opera includes solo arias and dramatic duets by Ponchielli, Verdi, Cilea and Bellini. with the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House leader JOHN BROWN conducted by Michelangelo Veltri Introduced by Paul Vaughan
Recorded at a public concert made possible by a grant from COMPUTERLAND
A BBCtv production in association with Columbia Artists Sound JEFF BAKER
Lighting JOHN WILSON
Produced by JOHN VERNON and PETER GELB Directed by RODNEY GREENBERG
Two such richly endowed voices strenuously testing each other's nerve created its own Perhaps raw, but nevertheless very special thrill.
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The Embassy World Professional Championship: The Final
Tony Gubba introduces highlights of the match which decided the 1984 World Championship.

and Masculinity
A lot has been said-and written-about the changing roles of women. This is the first of five films which open up the debate about what's happening to men.
Boys talk about the rough justice of the playground; fathers about the birth of their babies; printers from Times Newspapers about the effect of new technology on their old masculine craft skills.
Shedding light on some of the new demands on men are therapist Phillip Hodson feminist writer Bea Campbell and a retired judge, Sir Roger Ormrod. Commentary Kenneth Branagh
Film editor TERRY Williams Producer BERNARD ADAMS Director LUCY PARKER
Book, Men.... an investigation into the emotional male by Phillip Hodson , price £2.95, available from booksellers

with Jan Leeming ; Weather

A feature film specially made for television starring
Yuki Shimoda
Nobu McCarthy
Akemi Kikumura
After Pearl Harbor and America's entry into World War II, over 100,000 Japanese-Americans were interned in camps throughout the USA. The shattering blow of being locked up as a potential enemy, is powerfully dramatised through the experience of one family in this frightening true story. The Wakatsukis were uprooted from their home in Santa Monica, California, and taken to Manzanar. Their life there with thousands of inmates is depicted in this film.
Based on the book by JEANNE WAKATSUKI HOUSTON and JAMES D. HOUSTON
Screenplay by JOHN KORTY JEANNE WAKATSUKI HOUSTON
JAMES D. HOUSTON
Produced and directed by JOHN KORTY
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