12.00 Science: Preparatory Maths - Algebra
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12.40 Open Lecture by Lord Jenkins
1.05 Microelectronics for Industry: New Opportunities
1.30 Countdown to the OU (2)

Fowled-up Birthday (R)
Case of the Red-Eyed Ruby (R)

A feature film in two parts based on short stories by JOSEPH CONRAD and STEPHEN CRANE.
Starting with The Secret Sharer starring
James Mason.
The first short movie - based on a Joseph Conrad story - stars Mason as a ship's captain who deliberately shields a fugitive murderer.
Screenplay by AENEAS MCKENZIE Directed by JOHN BRAHM and followed by 2.50pm The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky starring Robert Preston. The second story, loosely taken from Stephen Crane , stars Preston as a lawman who leaves town to find a bride and returns to find the town drunk of Yellow Sky spoiling for one last fight.
Screenplay by JAMES AGEE
Directed by BRETAIGNE WINDUST
3.35 pm
Hotel Reserve starring
James Mason
Lucie Mannheim.
A dashing young
James Mason stars in this rarely seen British thriller set in the south of France just before the outbreak of the Second World War. While on holiday at the Hotel Reserve, Peter Vadassy is wrongly charged with espionage. He is forced to search for the real spy among the hotel's guests.
Screenplay by JOHN DAVENPORT Directed by VICTOR HANBURY.
LANCE COMFORT and MAX GREENE
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Embassy World Professional Championship from the Lakeside Country Club, Frimley Green.
Will five times champion Eric Bristow (3) be able to make a comeback?
Other players on form are British Professional champion Jocky Wilson (5), John Lowe (2) and, of course, the current champion
Bob Anderson.
Tony Gubba introduces live coverage. Commentators
SID WADDELL. TONY GREEN Television presentation
KEITH MACKENZIE. PETER HAYWARD Producer KEITH PHILLIPS

Two Tales of Endeavour.
Britain was never closer to winning the America's Cup. In 1934, Sir Thomas Sopwith won the first two races: his yacht was Endeavour.
In 1978, John Amos , sailing enthusiast and boat restorer, bought a rusted, forgotten and half-flooded hulk. Both stories are sagas of endeavour. Narrator Alexander John. Film editor RICHARD ROBERTS
Producer RICHARD ROBINSON (R)

with Philip Hayton.
Laurie Mayer reviews the week, with subtitles.
Followed by Weatherview

Africa Fête from Pare de la Villette, Paris. The tenth anniversary concert of Africa Fete brought together a host of major stars in a glittering celebration of African music and culture. The event took place over two nights at the former railway terminal at La Villette in Paris.
All the artists in tonight's Rhythms of the World come from West Africa and their contrasting styles are indicative of the enormous range and vitality of the music now reaching us from the African continent. Producers BOB PORTWAY and JENNY CATHCART
Series editors NIGEL FINCH and ANTHONY WALL

Film director Terence Davies introduces the first of two early features by this outstanding film-maker. Paths of Glory starring Kirk Douglas Adolphe Menjou. First World War.
Ordered into an attack against an impregnable German position,
French troops fall back after only a few yards.
General Mireau, who sees every skirmish in terms of his own prestige, decides to court martial three men for cowardice. Their commander,
Colonel Dax, discovers that political fighting can be just as deadly as the front line.
Screenplay by STANLEY KUBRICK . CALDER WILLINGHAM and JIM THOMPSON , based on a novel by HUMPHREY COBB
Produced by JAMES B. HARRIS Directed by STANLEY KUBRICK
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10.30pm Killer's Kiss Film critic and author Alexander Walker introduces a love story set in the tough world of boxing.
Starring
Jamie Smith , Irene Kane Frank Silvera.
When boxer Davy Gordon becomes friendly with Gloria Price he makes an enemy of her employer, dance-hall owner
Vincent Rapallo. And Rapallo turns out to be a violent enemy.
Written, produced and directed by STANLEY KUBRICK
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Embassy World Professional Championship. Highlights.