6.50 The Enlightenment: Freedom and Plenty
7.15 Public Order Law Reviewed
7.40 Genetics: Patterns of Inheritance
8.05 Coventry: What's Another Year Really?
8.30 Social Science: Shirts and Coal
8.55 Pure Maths: Curves from Parameters
9.20 The Message of Starlight
9.45 Biology. Brain and Behaviour
10.10 Technology: Getting Started with Your Computer
10.35 The Grain Story
11.00 A Renaissance Church in Rome
11.25 Mansfield Park: Improvement
11.50 'Mr Galileo was Correct'
12.15 Statistics: Fitting the Pattern
12.40 The Challenge of Judgment
1.05 Personality. Development and Learning
1.30 Modem Art: Courbet
1.55 From Petroleum to Polyethylene
2.20 Work and Society

Simon Barnes Chris Davies and Isobel Ward present this magazine programme about disability.
Featured this month: an adult participant's perspective on conductive education at the Peto
Institute; a photographic exhibition that examines
'Sense of Self; music, and the latest news of Isobel's baby. With subtitles for the hard-of-hearing.
Producer CHRISTOPHER HUTCHINS
0 FACTSHEET write to: One in Four. BBCtv. London W12 9QT.

starring
Irene Dunne
Ralph Bellamy
Constance Cummings. Tony and Jim Dunlap are happily married until Francesca, Jim's previous love, turns up - newly divorced and eager to recapture his affections.
However Tony is not about to give up her man without a fight.... An elegant and witty adaptation of the hit Broadway play Love Flies in the Window.
Screenplay by JANE MURFIN
Produced by PANDRO S. BERMAN Directed by JOHN CROMWELL
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Icebergs and Crouching Giants How many star-systems or galaxies are there?
It now seems that there are many more than has been believed-some of them so dim that they are barely visible, so that we are seeing only
'the tip of the iceberg'; others so compact, like crouching giants, that they have been mistaken for stars. Professor Michael Disney of Cardiff University, who has been deeply involved in this new research, joins Patrick Moore to give the latest results. Producer PIETER MORPURGO

starring
Burt Lancaster America 1820: Big
Eli Wakefield and his son Little Eli decide to leave their home in Kentucky and head for the wide open spaces of Texas. The journey has scarcely begun when the big backwoodsman finds himself arrested by the local sheriff and thrown into jail....
Filmed mainly on location in Kentucky, this frontier adventure is a mixture of history, action and romance.
Screenplay by A. B. GUTHIER JR
Based on the novel The Gabriel Horn by FELIX HOLT
Produced by HAROLD HECHT Directed by BURT LANCASTER
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A view of world history in 13 parts by John Roberts. 5: East of Europe
Is Russia a part of the West? John Roberts looks beyond Cold War definitions as he considers how Byzantines, Bulgars, Ottoman Turks,
Slavs and Mongols all made their mark on Europe in the East and contributed to the Russian enigma. Executive producer CHRISTOPHER MARTIN
Director ANN HUMMEL (R)

Moira Stuart reads today's latest news and sport.
Jill Dando reviews the week in pictures, with subtitles.

Followed by Weatherview

Three Sides of the South Tonight's programme presents three distinctive types of music from the southern states of America: blues, soul and country.
The programme opens with a one-off performance from the Everly Brothers. Through old-time country songs like Lightning Express and Barbara Allen , the Everlys evoke the music of their
Appalachian childhood and pay tribute to the musical tradition of rural America.
The music of Delta bluesman Son House forms the second part of this southern trilogy. Son House died in October last year and this film is the only surviving footage of the man who inspired the , blues greats.
The programme finishes with the first showing on British television of Otis Redding at the 1967 Monterey pop festival. Production FRANK HANLY. tim MAY, BOB PORTWAY Series editors
NIGEL FINCH , ANTHONY WALL

starring
Hero for a day for his life-saving exploits on Eddie the newspaper salesman, Slap's personal problems continue to mount.
Written by LYDIA WOODWARD Directed by BETH HILLSCHAFER

In a new and de-regulated universe of ever-expanding media, Clive James is here to make some sense of it all. Director PIETER MORPURGO
Producer BEATRICE BALLARD

Playwright Howard Schuman introduces two classic chillers about urban satanists.
The Seventh Victim starring
Kim Hunter Jean Brooks Tom Conway.
Val Lewton produced
Cat People and I Walked with a Zombie, but this dark and eerie thriller is considered by some to be his masterpiece. Mary Gibson , an orphan, comes to New York to find her older sister Jacqueline who has disappeared. But her investigation leads to a sinister cult of which
Jacqueline was a member.
Screenplay by CHARLES O'NEAL , DEWITT BODEEN Produced by VAL LEWTON Directed by MARK ROBSON
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11.20pm Rosemary's Baby starring Mia Farrow
John Cassavetes Ruth Gordon.
Roman Polanski's famous film version of Ira Levin's best-selling novel is a macabre excursion into the world of devils and witchcraft in modem-day New York. It also provided the late John Cassavetes with one of his best screen roles. When Rosemary and Guy Woodhouse move into a rambling apartment in central Manhattan their life increasingly revolves around the flamboyant old couple who live nextdoor, the Castevets. But for Rosemary, the Castevets's attentions soon acquire sinister overtones....
Based on the novel by IRA LEVIN Produced by WILLIAM CASTLE Written and directed by ROMAN POLANSKI
Film Club presentation by DAVID THOMPSON
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('A Tribute to John Cassavetes ' on Friday at 9.30pm)