6.25 Instrumentation: Trains

6.50 Reporting

7 15 Attitudes: The Second Handicap

7.40 Quantum Theory: Electrons and Photons

8.5 Ecology: Whittlesey Mere

8.30 Arts: Liszt and Nature

8.55 Photosynthesis: Early Events

9.20 Animal Physiology: Navigators

9.45 Statistics in Society

10 10 Calculus: Differentiating Fields

10.35 Education: A Second Chance

11.0 Shooting the Moon

11.25 Oil: Finds for the Future

11.50 Orpheus Britannicus

12.40 The Autistic Child

1.5 Loudspeaker Telephones

1.30 Chemistry: Too Much of a Good Thing

1.55 Palladio: Three Villas

2.20 Modern Art: Abstract Expressionism

2.45 Kafka and his World

starring
Richard Thomas Bess Armstrong
TV news assistant Michael Carboni is shattered to learn that his secret love, newsreader Kristy Lawrence , is to be married in a week.
Overcoming his diffidence, he launches a massive campaign to persuade her to marry him instead - to the consternation of her family and neighbours.
Written by JOHN HUDOCK
Directed by STEPHEN STERN 9 FILMS: page 18

The Bell's Scotch Ryder Cup from The Belfry
Live coverage continues of the afternoon foursomes Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER

The Computerised Amateur Many amateur astronomers have large telescopes but Ron Arbour 's observatory, near Winchester, is exceptional; his 16-inch reflector is computer controlled and is programmed to hunt automatically for stellar explosions far across the universe. Patrick Moore visits the observatory to talk to Ron Arbour about his telescope and about his plans for photographing Halley's
Comet later this year; during the programme he attempts to get a photograph of the comet specially for The Sky at Night.
Producer PIETER MORPURGO

with Jan Leeming Weather

from Sheffield Park, Sussex A Gardeners' World Special Roy Lancaster explores a living library of fine specimen trees, and Graham Rose explains why
Capability Brown might turn in his grave.
Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON Producer JOHN KENYON (R)

For details see panel

The Gateway Masters Bowls Tournament from Beach House Park, Worthing
Once again the enthusiasts have come out in force to watch the skills of these international bowlers. They were not disappointed with tonight's second semi-final. Commentators david VINE
DAVID RHYS JONES
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

starring
James Mason Peter Sellers
The extraordinary and passionate story of a middle-aged man's infatuation with the nymphet Lolita provided
James Mason with probably the finest role of his career. As Humbert Humbert - a seemingly mild-mannered academic - he decides that the only solution to his problem is to marry Lolita's appalling mother. The next problem is what to do with the mother in order to seduce Lolita ...
Adapted by the author from his best-selling novel, this is one of the blackest sex comedies of its decade and a film which has grown in stature since Kubrick directed it in 1962. Screenplay by VLADIMIR NABOKOV Produced by JAMES B. HARRIS Directed by STANLEY KUBRICK
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