starring
Sid Caesar Juliet Mills
When Leo Fisk discovers a map which he thinks will lead him to hidden treasure he takes the attractive Jennifer. her daughter Linda and their koala bear with him on safari. Their adventures form the story for this lighthearted comedy. and DAWS BUTLER as the voice of Barnaby
Screenplay by JAMES HENERSEN
Produced by MATTHEW N. HERMAN Directed by NORMAN PANAMA
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Crystals and Lasers by Professor J. M. Thomas , FRS A series of six lectures
3: Crystal Miracles
From seeing in the dark to ultra high-speed trains, new uses of crystals will soon revolutionise our world. Producer MIKE YOUNG
Executive producer JOHN MANSFIELD (R)

A See-Saw programme
Written by John Cunliffe. (R)

A classic cliffhanger serial in 12 episodes 4: High Peril
Jeff King 's colleague,
Professor Conway, is framed and kidnapped by the villainous Dr Vulcan and his evil henchman. Rocket Man attempts his rescue.

A Date to Skate
The Two Alarm Fire

Weather followed by Sign Extra
Another chance to see recent programmes with sign language and subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing. The first of a two-part Sign Extra offers short clips from recent programmes. This week the general mood is light entertainment. What kind of programmes do you like? What do you want to see in the future? Write in to
Sign Extra, BBCtv, Villiers House, The Broadway London W5 2BA

The Glass Animal Man Bill Axcell can slice a windowpane. melt it in a flame, and twirl it into a dragon, or a daffodil or a carousel. As a child he was hopelessly clumsy; in the navy he was constantly seasick, and he still wreaks havoc every time he uses a hammer. Glass, to his amazement, works for him, and in his hands becomes a thing of magic. Executive producer JENNIFER JEREMY
Director SANDRA WAINWRIGHT (R)

Weather followed by Our Man in Shanghai Trevor Mound, 54, ex-paratrooper, many years a diplomat and an old China hand, was appointed Her Majesty's 13th Consul-
General in Shanghai. He re-opened a post in China's largest city, closed since
Mao's victory in 1949. This film provides a unique insight into diplomatic life, following our man in Shanghai's first days in his new job.
Producer JOHN PAUL DAVIDSON Editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF

Rob Curling looks at what's going on in radio and TV; and Marian Foster has news from the Daytime Club.

Presented by John Huntley A Day to Remember
Everyone has special days in their lives. Some are planned carefully and anticipated with much joy - like a wedding day. Others just happen and are disastrous, such as the day the local river burst its banks and your home was flooded.
Then there was the day war ended, the day Churchill came to town, the day you saw the Queen in person. They are all days to remember and ones which John Huntley recalls for people as he looks through films of special occasions from the 1920s to the 1950s. Researcher FRANCES OWEN Producer DENNIS DICK BBC Scotland

The Living Dead
Kay Alexander reports on Alzheimer's disease, a form of dementia which currently affects three-quarters of a million people in the UK - but the real sufferers are the carers. Jonathan Miller , president of the Alzheimer's Disease Society, described it as 'a bereavement which is constantly stressed and irritated by the fact the body has not departed but is there as a constant reminder of the person who was loved'. Producer ROSALIND GOWER
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Gerald Harrison introduces the last in a series of viewers' requests featuring the champion bands who are the Best of Brass.
Today the featured bands are: Kirkintilloch Silver Band Ever Ready Band
Desford Colliery Dowty Band Recorded at the Assembly Rooms, Derby Lighting JOHN ALLINSON Sound NEIL MURRAY
Designer ANDY DIMOND
Executive producer KEN GRIFFIN Producer STEVE MORRIS

from Barnsdale BBC Pebble Mill

BBC Television International Sheepdog Championship
Introduced by Phil Drabble and Eric Halsall
Second Semi-final
A Welshman who grazes sheep on the slopes of the Horseshoe Pass, and an Irish shepherd from County Cork meet to decide who joins last week's semi-final winner for a place in the singles final - to be run in two weeks' time.
For Wales:
JOHN LIGHTFOOT with Black For Ireland:
JOHN CASEY with Ben
The Brace Championship continues today on the trials ground above Derwentwater. JIM CROPPER with Cap 1 and Cap 2 (England)
JOHN PATERSON with Don and Jix (Scotland)
Director MICHAEL KERR Producer IAN SMITH

Ten films about contemporary architecture 6: Japan: the Zen Way of Building
In Japan architects and designers enjoy a public fame and prestige far greater than any painter or sculptor. Three-quarters of the 90 million people are packed into a narrow corridor, the strip of land between Tokyo and Hiroshima.
This programme looks at the world-renowed figures of Arata Isozaki and Fumihiko Maki. and at the new concepts of living in personalised, minimal structures designed by Tadao Ando , Toyo Ito and Hiroshi Hara.
Narrator Andrew Sachs BBC takes a long look at architectural Hubris
HERALD TRIBUNE
Adam 's perspective is rightly critical but not without hope TIMES Associate producer ROGER LAST Written and produced by PETER ADAM (R)

with Eric Robson
1: The Far North
Wainwright's beautifully detailed hand-written guides to the Lake District have now sold over a million copies and have made their sometimes irascible author an unlikely hero. But 'AW' - as he's known to his tiny circle of friends - has also looked beyond the splendours of his own doorstep and for the last 40 years he's spent every holiday north of the border exploring the remote landscape of Scotland.
Tonight he re-creates those journeys, beginning with the unique, 'lunar' landscape of Sutherland.
Film cameraman RICHARD RANKEN Executive producer JOHN MAPPLEBECK
Producer RICHARD ELSE BBC Newcastle
Wainwright in Scotland, BBCI
Michael Joseph accompanies this series. Price £14.95.
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A series of five films in which Russell Harty makes a thoroughly modern journey following in the footsteps of the 18th-century travellers in order to further his education and have a pleasurable time. Part 2
In which he looks over the Wall; John Wells introduces him to the delights of Krduterkartoffeln and a very shady dance hall in East
Berlin: he follows the Pied Piper; calls on the great-grandson of Prince
Albert; visits a museum in Munich where even the Germans can't help laughing; meets a saintly sister from
Droylesden and mad King Ludwig of Bavaria, alias Helmut Berger ; finally in Oberammergau he overcomes his prejudices, inherited from his Granny Harty , against all things German.
Camera GEORGE VEEVERS
Sound DENNIS CARTWRIGHT Film editor JANE VAL BAKER
Executive producer IAN SQUIRES
Producer and director DEREK BAILEY
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continues a season of films by the great British film-maker
Tonight starring Burt Lancaster
Tony Curtis and Gina Lollobrigida
Tino Orsini , a brash young American trapeze artist, comes to Cirque Bouglione with only one ambition - to learn the dangerous aerial somersault from an old
'master' Mike Ribble. In this classic circus picture filmed largely in the Paris Cirque d'Hiver, Carol Reed cast former acrobat Lancaster as the veteran 'flyer' Mike and captured some electrifying moments on the trapeze.
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The last word on world events analysed by Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick Producers
MARK DAMAZER. LIZ RAMSAY
KEITH BOWERS. DOMINIC CAMERON EILEEN FITT
Editor JOHN MORRISON