6.25 Display and Recording

6.50 Social Science Research Methods

7.15 Health Care in Mozambique: 1

7.40 Science: Snowdon to the Sea

8.5 Origin of the Solar System

8.30 Interpretation in the Arts

8.55 The Mariner 9 Code

9.20 Physics Beyond Experience

9.45 Inquiry: Kepler's War

10.10 History: Industrial Strife

10.35 Education for Adults

11.0 Form and Function of Fossils

11.25 Synthesis in the Laboratory

11.50 The Paris Pantheon

12.15 Telecommunications: Colour Television

12.40 Things Present, Times Past

1.5 The Tennessee Evolution Trial

1.30 Chemistry: Hidden Heavens

1.55 The Ravidasis of Birmingham

2.20 Modern Art: Greenberg on Pollock

2.45 King Lear Workshop: 2

starring
Audie Murphy
Faith Domergue Stephen McNally
Claim jumping and murder are rife in Silver City. Sheriff
Lightning Tyrone takes on The Silver Kid as his deputy to the horror of the townspeople who believe he is a killer and responsible for all the troubles ...
Screenplay GERALD DRAYSON ADAMS and JOSEPH HOFFMAN
Produced by LEONARD GOLDSTEIN Directed by DON SIEGEL and at 4.30
Yankee Doodle Dandy starring
James Cagney Walter Huston Joan Leslie
James Cagney won an Oscar for his dynamic screen performance in this exuberant musical biography of George M. Cohan , famous all-American entertainer.
Screenplay by ROBERT BUCKNER and EDMUND JOSEPH
Produced by JACK L. WARNER and HAL B. WALLIS
Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ
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Mizar, the second star in the 'handle' of the Plough, has a faint companion, Alcor, easily visible with the naked eye. Patrick Moore talks about Mizar and speculates as to the view from a planet moving in this system.
(R)

Bank Holiday outings pale into insignificance as the intrepid Ray Gosling joins the 'Euro shoppers' for a day trip from Portsmouth to
Cherbourg. In the French hypermarkets there are said to be bargains galore, not to mention the prospect of duty frees. But even the best laid plans can go slightly awry, as a seemingly well planned British offensive competes with the subtle allure of French cuisine, and some occasionally misplaced 'etente cordiale'.
Written and narrated by Ray Gosling
Film editor STEVE HOLDSWORTH Producer CHRIS JONES

with Jan Leeming Weather

Robert Kee introduces the last of four programmes recalling the life and work of reporter Rene Cutforth. One Pair of Eyes
Vikings Anonymous
Through the long days of a Swedish summer 'to be flesh in contact with sun is to know fulfilment.' The landscape is breathtaking, and the blondes are the most beautiful in Europe. In 1968
Rene Cutforth , who described himself loosely as 'one of nature's Swedes', took on the guise of a Nordic storyteller to utter dark warnings for the Western world.
Series compiled by JENNY CROPPER Producer CHRISTOPHER RALUNG (R)

The Radio Symphony Orchestra of Basle conducted by Matthias Bamert play
Richard Strauss Burlesque BRIGITTE ENGERER (piano)
Eugen d'Albert Piano Concerto No 2
VOLKER BANFIELD (piano) Camille Saint-Saens
Symphonic Poem: Dance Macabre
HARRY GOLDENBERG (solo violin)
This programme, with its highly original lighthearted approach to music-making on television, was a finalist in last year's Prix Italia.
Directed by ADRIAN MARTHALER for DRS, Swiss Television

starring Elliott Gould, Nina Van Pallandt
This stylish thriller based on RAYMOND CHANDLER 'S novel shows the famous Los Angeles detective Philip Marlowe brought defiantly into the 1970s. Elliott Gould stars as Marlowe who, while attempting to help a friend accused of murder, finds mysteries, a suicide and blackmail complicating the issue before the final, deadly confrontation.
Screenplay by LEIGH BRACKETT Produced by JERRY BICK
Directed by ROBERT ALTMAN
(Robert Altman's film Nashville, tomorrow at 9.0 pm)
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A celebration of 30 years of Old Time Music-Hall from the stage of the famous City Varieties Theatre, Leeds. For your delectation and delight, your chairman,
Leonard Sachs , introduces Danny La Rue
Moira Anderson
The King's Singers
Barry Cryer , Sheila Steafel Dominique Plessis Sheila Mathews
Members of the Players Theatre. London
PENNY RIGDEN,
MARTYN KNIGHT. WENDY JONES , CHRIS CONNAH. AMANDA NEWMAN. PETER SUTHERLAND , JILLY HURST. GRAHAM RICHARDS By arrangement with STANLEY AND MICHAEL JOSEPH
Choreographer DOREEN HERMITAGE Musical director
BERNARD HERRMANN Producer and director BARNEY COLEHAN BBC Manchester