6.50 Technology: Facts Are Not Enough

9.20 State and Society in 1984 10.10 The First Years of Life: The World at One
10.35 The Pre-School Child: All in a Day's Work
11.0 Science Preparatory Maths: Angles
11.25 Women Speaking

A classic 1926 adventure film, presented with its original 'Vitaphone' orchestral soundtrack.
Weary of the treachery of his wife and mistress, the dying Don Jose advises his son Juan to take all from women and yield nothing. John Barrymore plays the notorious Don who, ten years on, becomes involved in the poisonous politics of the Borgias and proves he is a faithful, as well as successful, lover of women.
Screenplay by ROSS MEREDYTH Directed by ALAN CROSLAND
Films: page 18

A series of 12 programmes starring Brian Cant and Floella Benjamin in an entertainment of comedy, jokes and music with Gabrielle Glaister , Nick Wilton and Ben Thomas and Jonathan Cohen with the Play Away Band
Designer GWEN EVANS. Musical director JONATHAN COHEN. Producer JOHN SMITH Series producer ANN REAY

starring
Ann Sheridan , Sterling Hayden
In this enchanting romantic comedy directed by Douglas Sirk , three boys set out to find a wife for their widower father, lumberjack and part-time preacher Will Hall. Their choice is Vermilion O'Toole, dance hall entertainer supreme - but arranging the match proves to be no easy matter.
Screenplay by RICHARD MORRIS Produced by ROSS HUNTER
Directed by DOUGLAS SIRK . Films: page 18

James Hutton , Geologist
A powerful intuition and a keen eye focused on the scenery of his native Scotland allowed 18th-century naturalist James Hutton to understand the Earth as a heat machine and to be the first to estimate its great age. Presented by Professor Gordon Craig
Producer STUART CARTER
Executive producer ANDREW CRILLY A BBC/Open University production

The programme that brings together BBC2's Whistle Test and Radio l's In Concert for a regular run of TV rock concerts with stereo sound.
This week Wang Chung on stage at The Gold Diggers, Chippenham. Introduced by Steve Blacknell
Director DAVID G. CROFT
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
For the best effect, viewers with stereo Radio 1 should turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones are an alternative.

with Jan Leeming Weather

New Zealand v England
Highlights of the second day's play from Christchurch
Television presentation by TVNZ

Tonight's Arena Special tells the extraordinary story of two of the legendary figures of American 'gospel' -the music whose emotional impact and burning conviction lie at the heart of much of today's popular music.
Thomas A. Dorsey , 'father' and virtual inventor of gospel music, haunted the sinful world of the blues singers as 'Georgia Tom', before turning his music over to God in the early 1920s. In doing so, he remarks, '... I was thrown out of some of the best churches'.
Willie Mae Ford Smith suffered similar setbacks, both as a woman evangelist in a predominantly male world and from those who considered her music too spirited to be truly religious. '... You make us sick with that stuff - you might as well be Bessie Smith or one of those Smith sisters!' Tonight's film features some astonishing scenes of gospel revivalism in 'Mother' Smith's Antioch Baptist Church, while the Massed Gospel Choirs Convention honours 84-year-old 'Doctor' Dorsey who crowns the proceedings with an impassioned reading of his classic song 'Precious Lord take my hand'.
Director GEORGE T. NIERENBERG Arena editor ALAN YENTOB

Dramatised in 13 parts by JULIAN BOND
4: London 1936. A political scandal threatens the March family. Lewis Eliot 's marriage, meanwhile, comes under pressure from a different quarter.

and Power
The last of five programmes
Men still have most of the power in private and public life.
Robert Key , mp, and women attending a TUC conference in Birmingham talk about the nature of male power and what prevents women from challenging it effectively.
To give up their power men need to change their attitudes fundamentally. A few are doing so - among them the members of a London Men's Group which has been meeting for six years. Commentary KENNETH BRANAGH
Film editor TERRY WILLIAMS Producer BERNARD ADAMS
Book: Men.... an investigation into the emotional male by Philip Hodson , £2.95 from booksellers

Weather

starring Jacqueline Bisset Jean-Pierre Aumont Valentina Cortese
Truffaut's affectionate celebration of film-making is set in the Victorine Studios in Nice where Meet Pamela is being shot. Truffaut himself plays the harassed director faced with making a film with a star with a history of nervous breakdowns, another who cannot remember two consecutive lines of dialogue, financial backers who impose impossible shooting schedules and a series of emotional crises among the cast and crew.
Screenplay by FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT
JEAN-LOUIS RICHARD and SUSAN SCHIFFMAN Directed by FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT
(A French film with English subtitles) Films: page 18