6.50 The Message of Starlight

7.15 Science and Belief

7.40 Personality and Development

8.5 Images of the Third World

8.30 Coventry: What Can I Do?

8.55 Ethnic Minorities

9.20 Florence: Part 1

9.45 The Hydraulic Ram

10.10 Pure Maths: Conic Sections

10.35 Maths: Population Modelling

11.0 Calculus: Binomial Theorem

11.25 Handicapped in the Community

11.50 Electronic Design and Signals

12.15 What is Combinatorics?

12.40 Modern Art: Techniques

1.5 Special Education

1.30 A Profile of Charles Ives

starring John Wayne Louise Brooks
To accompany the silent Louise Brooks films, a chance to see her last film appearance as romantic interest to John Wayne in this breathless Western adventure. When a bus is held up and robbed of its gold bullion, the local mining company are persuaded into using alternative transport - an airplane service sponsored by the Three Mesquiteers. But the bus operators plan to sabotage their efforts ...
Screenplay by LUCI WARD
Produced by WILLIAM BERKE Directed by GEORGE SHERMAN
(Pandora's Box tonight at 10.50pm) and at 3.0-4.45
Sands of Iwo Jima starring John Wayne
John Agar
Forrest Tucker
In this stirring and dramatic account of the war in the Pacific,
Wayne stars as a tough sergeant leading the Marines on the strongly defended island of Iwo Jima.
Screenplay by HARRY BROWN and JAMES EDWARD GRANT
Based on a story by HARRY BROWN Produced by EDMUND GRAINGER Directed by ALLAN DWAN
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The Replacement
Questions over Sheriff Mort Corey 's abilities result in a deputy being appointed to
Laramie - and the return of a ghost from Jess Harper 's past. Blind to everything but a long-standing grudge, Jess embarks on a deadly course of revenge....
Written by RICHARD NEWMAN
Directed by LESLEY SELANDER (R)

A series of 20 programmes for beginners in German.
In Regensburg's Altstadt, university students live, monks brew Karmelitengeist and master stonemasons restore the great cathedral. Presented by Hanni Vanhaiden

Science ... Fiction?
Will a time come when scientific beliefs in atoms, stars and galaxies are seen as superstitious myths?
This programme calls into question the truths of the great project of knowledge now called science.
Narrator Alexander John
Horizon editor ROBIN BRIGHTWELL Written and produced by HILARY LAWSON

The news of the day and the week
Jan Leeming with today's latest news and sport. And
Moira Stuart reviews a week of news in pictures - with subtitles. Weather

for the Marley Trophy
Snooker star Cliff Thorburn and actor Robert Powell are the respective partners of resident professionals Arnold Palmer and Gary Player in the sixth match of the series.
Peter Alliss introduces the action over nine holes of the Ailsa Course at Turnberry. Assistant producers
DENIS KELLY. DEREK MARTIN Television presentation
RICHARD TILLING. ALASTAIR SCOTT Executive producer HAROLD ANDERSON

On Dover beach the Victorian poet Matthew Arnold found an image of the decline of Christianity - the 'melancholy, long, withdrawing roar of the Sea of Faith'. Twenty years later the German philosopher
Nietzsche was proclaiming the death of God. Today many people don't know what to believe any more. In this series of six programmes Don Cupitt ,
Dean of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, explores the revolution in ideas that has brought us from the secure world-view of the Middle
Ages to today's crisis of faith.
1: The Mechanical Universe In Galileo's villa at Arcetri, refurnished from the original inventory, Don Cupitt reconstructs the experiments which threatened the entire cosmology of Christendom. The most creative response came from Blaise Pascal. Working as a scientist in 17th-century Paris, he came to see the very emptiness of the physical universe as the springboard for a new approach to Christian faith. Film cameraman JOHN MCGLASHAN Produced and directed by PETER ARMSTRONG (R)
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

from
St David 's Hall, Cardiff The internationally renowned tenor returns with a new-look series recorded in concert halls around the world.
In later programmes he visits Canada, Ireland, Finland and Belgium, meeting and performing with singers, instrumentalists and choirs from each country.
All the programmes feature his ever-popular mix of music for all tastes.
Tonight Stuart is joined by Anne Howells
(mezzo-soprano) Caryl Thomas (harp)
ARDWYN SINGERS
BBC WELSH CHORUS
CARDIFF POLYPHONIC CHOIR
JOHN CONSTABLE
(piano accompaniment) BBC WELSH SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA conducted by Robin Stapleton Lighting STAN JONES Sound GEOFF ATKINS
Producer ANDREW QUICK Executive producer J. MERVYN WILLIAMS BBC Wales

The arts and media programme presented by Russell Davies including:
Art: the Tate Gallery's exhibition 'Forty Years of Modern Art 1945-85' presents an account of painting and sculpture since the war. Does the Tate collection truly represent the range of modern art?
Music: Elvis Costello has used some veteran session musicians on his new album, King of America. In his tenth year in the music business, he talks about his attitude to the traditions of popular music and plays a new song, 'American without tears'.
Print: despite having written only three books in 30 years, William Gaddis has been called one of the great talents of contemporary
American fiction. In his first television interview he speaks of his newest and shortest novel, Carpenter's Gothic.
Theatre: Russell Hoban 's dramatisation of his novel
Riddley Walker , is premiered this week at Manchester's Royal Exchange Theatre. The story is set hundreds of years in the future after a nuclear war, but the world seems more like that of the past.
Assistant producers
ROSEMARY BOWEN-JONES ALEX MARENGO
Director MARK URBAN
Producer KEVIN LOADER Editor JOHN ARCHER

[Starring] Louise Brooks
also starring Fritz Kortner, Franz Lederer, Carl Gotz
G.W. Pabst's screen version of Wedekind's play caused a furore when it was released in 1928 and made an overnight star of Louise Brooks. Her cool, innocent expression and beckoning smile gave her an extraordinary eroticism as Lulu, the prostitute who inspired evil unawares.
Music to accompany tonight's presentation has been selected by Carey Blyton. Critic Ado Kyrou said that Louise Brooks was the only woman who had the ability to transform any film into a masterpiece.
The performance Pabst extracts from Brooks is one of the phenomena of the cinema. (Paul Rotha)
Screenplay by Ladislaus Vajda
Produced by George C. Horesetzky
Directed by G. W. Pabst
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