8.30 Science Fiction
8.55 Energy: Closing the Gap
9.20 Maths: Algebra
9.45 Introduction to Calculus
10.10 IATA: Clinching a Deal
10.35 Computing: Database at Freightliners
11.0 A Renaissance Church in Rome
11.25 Accounting for Managers: 1

Girl of the Golden West
Starring Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy
with Walter Pidgeon, Leo Carrillo

Mary Robbins is the popular owner of the Polka Saloon in Cloudy Mountain where the Sheriff, Jack Rance, is in love with her. But a rival for Mary's affections suddenly appears on the scene: Ramerez, a handsome bandit.
Walter Pidgeon, who died recently, is featured as Sheriff Jack Rance.
(Black and white)

and at 5.5-7.10
The Unsinkable Molly Brown
Starring Debbie Reynolds, Harve Presnell
with Ed Begley, Jack Kruschen, Hermione Baddeley

The lively story of a tough Colorado backwoods girl who pursues fame, fortune - and love - with non-stop energy and enthusiasm. Debbie Reynolds is in irrepressible form in MGM's spectacular musical, finding that entering high society requires more than just wealth.

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with Jan Leeming Weather

A musical cameo of Joseph Haydn 's visits to England. In the second of two programmes presented by the harpsichordist and conductor
Christopher Hogwood , some of the music associated with the time Haydn spent in London during the 1790s is linked by the composer's shrewd comments on the English as he found them.
His highly successful visits to the capital were masterminded by the impresario Johann Peter Salomon, whose rarely-heard transcription of the complete
'London Symphony, No 104 in D major, is among the music performed by The Salomon String Quartet Simon Standage (violin) Micaela Comberti (violin) Trevor Jones (viola)
Jennifer Ward Clarke (cello) with Lisa Beznosiuk (flute), playing on original mstruments of the period or modem copies.
Videotape editor PETER FRANCIS Executive producer RAM EVRON Producer RODNEY GREENBERG (A JERUSALEM MUSIC CENTRE production in association with BBCtv)

Cardiff v Newport
Welsh Cup holders, Cardiff, led this year by scrum-half
TERRY HOLMES , face the much-improved Newport, led by Welsh captain MIKE WATKINS , in this traditional derby match which always guarantees hard and exciting rugby. NIGEL STARMER-SMITH commentates and brings news and views of the rest of the weekend's rugby.
Series producer huw JONES

George Thatcher
'The control of my life had been taken from me and I was in a wilderness....'
Sentenced to hang for a murder he insists he did not commit, George spent four weeks in the condemned cell before the sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. In 1973, to protest his innocence, he wrote a play which was smuggled out of prison on scraps of paper and performed in the West End of London.
The Only Way Out is based on his experience of living next door to the gallows. Towards the end of his 18-year sentence he fell in love with a prison visitor.
Through this relationship and the discovery of a talent for writing and painting, he changed his life from one as a professional thief to one as a successful artist. And throughout his imprisonment he developed a personal philosophy based on experience of crime and punishment.
Actors James Ellis and Brian Croucher re-enact three scenes from the play. Producer FAY WOOLF
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A six-part dramatisation of the life of Sigmund Freud , father of psychoanalysis. 4: Madonna
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starring
William Katt Susan Dey with John Heard
Beverley D'Angelo
The casual morality of American campus life seems less inviting to Elgin Smith than the prospect of true love with one girl. When Elgin meets Caroline, another student, his dreams appear to be realised, but her involvement with an older, married man is soon to shatter his idealistic notion....
This frank look at modem attitudes towards love and sex paints a convincing portrait of a young man's first involvement.
Screenplay by JANE STANTON HITCHCOCK and DAVID FREEMAN
Based on a short story by HAROLD BRODKEY
Produced by LAWRENCE TURMAN and DAVID FOSTER
Directed by JOAN DARLING
(First showing on British television)
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