12.15 Implementation of New Technology
1.05 The Changing Countryside: Rural Retreat
1.30 Caring for Older People: Sharing a House
1.55pm Interval

Presented by Shahnaz Pakravan and Sudha Kumari
In an exclusive interview, Hindi movie star of the 60s Mumtaz talks for the first time since leaving Bombay about her career in Indian cinema.
A report from the US on how the Patels are buying up one of the symbols of American life - motels.
Executive producer JOHN WILCOX Director PAUL FREEMAN
Series producer NARENDHRA MORAR BBC Pebble Mill

starring Robert Taylor Chad Everett
When Luis Domingo 's land is threatened by a greedy cattle baron, gunfighter Ben Wyatt
_ answers his old friend's call for help. Arriving at the ranch he finds Domingo and his wife dead and their daughter, Anisa, disappeared. Ben vows to find the killers.
Screenplay by ROBERT BUCKNER based on a story by BURT KENNEDY and ROBERT BUCKNER Produced by FRANK KING and MAURICE KING
Directed by JAMES NEILSON
(Postponed from 29 September)
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Observing the Autumn Sky How do you record an astronomical observation?
What details should be noted? And what are the important 'dos' and 'don'ts'! Patrick Moore talks to
Paul Doherty about these points and also discusses the brilliant planet Jupiter and other features of the night sky in October. Producer PIETER MORPURGO

Grand Prix from the Hexagon, Reading The conclusion of this afternoon's sessions in the two semi-finals.
Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM. CLIVE EVERTON Television presentation
WENDY SHEPPARD. PETER HAYWARD Executive producer KEITH MACKENZIE

with Andrew Harvey.
Lisa Davidson reviews the week, with subtitles. Followed by Weather

This new series opens with Richard Alston's Pulcinella performed by Rambert Dance Company
Music Igor Stravinsky
Designer Howard Hodgkin
Pulcinella is set in Naples. The story features two pairs of bored lovers, an awfully sudden 'death', a handful of ghosts and at the centre of it, the quick-witted Pulcinella and his long-suffering wife, Pimpinella.
Pulcinella was commissioned by Diaghilev for his Ballet Russe in 1920, and has a score by Igor Stravinsky. For his version, Richard Alston asked English painter Howard Hodgkin to design sets and costumes.

(Original ballet production sponsored by National Westminster Bank)

The Lords and Ladies of Little Egypt
When the Gypsies left their native northern India, some as long ago as the tenth century, they took their music with them and, as they travelled, they adapted the music of the many countries they passed through or settled in. As a result, Gypsy music today is rich and varied but wherever its home, its heart remains the same. Rhythms of the World presents a galaxy of Gypsy styles from France to India with the thrilling pop flamenco of the Gypsy Kings from the south of France, percussion from
Hassan Erraji (Morocco), romantic songs from Odjila
(Yugoslavia), Hindi music and dance from Naqqals (India), traditional music from Kalyi Jag (Hungary) and classic Spanish flamenco from La Negra.
Production team ANDREW EATON JAMES MARSH. BOB PORTWAY Series editors
NIGEL FINCH. ANTHONY WALL

Grand Prix from the Hexagon, Reading
The concluding session of the two semi-finals.
Introduced by DAVID VINE Television presentation
WENDY SHEPPARD. PETER HAYWARD Executive producer KEITH MACKENZIE

A short season of programmes celebrating the life of the film director
Sergei Eisenstein concludes with this unique documentary based on his writings and featuring rare archive footage.
Eisenstein recounts the events that took him from
Riga to Hollywood and back to Moscow; and led to some of the most influential films of the 20th century. Narrated by Anthony Valentine
Written by GIAN CARLO BETELU and PIER MARCO DE santi
Director GIAN CARLO BETELLI
A POLIVIDEO, SSR, BFI production

Naum Kleiman, Curator of the Eisenstein Museum in Moscow, introduces the director's most famous film. Battleship Potemkin starring
A. Antonov
Grigori Alexandrov Battleship Potemkin is a milestone in world cinema and - despite the attempts of various governments to ban what was regarded as a subversive film - was his international breakthrough. Intolerable conditions on the Battleship Potemkin lead to unrest and mutiny, supported by the citizens of Odessa. The raising of the red flag - handpainted for the premiere in 1925 - is being shown in colour tonight for the first time on television.
SAILORS OF THE BLACK SEA
FLEET OF THE RED NAVY AND
CITIZENS OF ODESSA.
Meisel score orchestrated and conducted by ARTHUR KLEINER
Sound version produced by KCET Written and directed by SERGE M. EISENSTEIN
Film Club presentation by GILLIAN GEERING
(In colour and black and white)
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Rothmans Grand Prix
Further coverage from the Hexagon, Reading