6.50 Maths 7.15 Technology
7.40 Geology 8.05 Are You
Being Served? 8.30 Managing in Organisations 8.55 Banking, Money and Machines 9.20 Adult Literacy 9.45 The Successful Seven 10.10
Images: the Third Dimension
10.35 The Steam Locomotive
11.00 Management Issues in Education 11.25 Curriculum and Learning 11.50 Education
12.15 Twelfth Night Workshop
12.40 San Marco 1.05
Technology 1.30 Modern Art: Cubism 1.55 Topology 2.20
Atholdale - a Limestone Valley

A 91-part epic from India. 47: Draupadi sends the servant to the gambling hall to ask Yudhishtira if he had staked himself or her first. Duryodhana becomes angry and commands Dushasana to bring Draupadi to him.

Gene Kelly is the host in this glittering tribute to the magnificent cinemas of the 1920s and 30s.
Apart from highlighting the monuments to the golden age of cinema themselves, the programme also includes vintage film and newsreel clips and music from the Wurlitzer.

David Lean 's
FILM classic, starring Ralph Richardson Ann Todd
A breathtaking aerial drama about an aircraft manufacturer and his quest to produce a plane that can travel faster than the speed of sound.
Screenplay Terence Rattigan
* FILMS: pages 31-36

The Save and Prosper Middlesex Sevens from Twickenham.
Producer Johnnie Watherston 0 SPORT: page 12
0 PJCTURE STORY: page 42

The Open 1969. Tony Jacklin became golf's new superstar at Royal Lytham St Anne's. Series producer Jeff Goddard

With Moira Stuart.
Followed by Weather

Last episode of the BBC adaptation of the epic series about the American Civil War.
The Better Angels of Our Nature Richmond falls and on Palm Sunday, 1865, General Lee surrenders to General Grant.
But on Good Friday, President Lincoln is assassinated. With the voices of Sam Waterston , Jason Robards ,
Garrison Keillor , Julie Harris , Derek Jacobi and Jeremy Irons.
Narrated by David McCullough. Producer Ken Burns
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

1: Stan, a radio ham in Coventry, falls hopelessly in love with Frances, an ornithologist in the Falklands.
Written by Peter Richardson and Pete Richens
Director Peter Richardson
Producer Lolli Kimpton
A Comic Strip production for BBCtv

A six-part comedy drama. 2: Changing Places. The
Wolvis family warms up with an exercise involving Post-it notes as part of their voyage towards mutual understanding and self-discovery. But, as so often happens in therapy, it is the second session which throws up all sorts of resistances.
Written by Tom Lubbock and Roger Parsons
Director Roger Parsons Producer Kevin Loader
* TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

On the March with Bobby's Army
Kevin Allen, a 28-year-old actor and long time 'student of the game', has made a unique fan's-eye view of the 1990 World Cup football finals in Italy in this 'road movie'.
Armed only with a small video camera, he set out to travel and live on the campsites with Bobby Robson's unwanted and unloved army of England supporters. What emerged is an epic of chaotic wit, intrigue, fear and despair, and a deep affection for the game.
* SUGGESTIONS: if you would like to participate, write to Video Diaries,
Community Programme Unit. [address removed]
DOCUMENTARY: page 10

Another chance to see last week's episode starring Kyle MacLachlan Michael Ontkean
Break-ups, marriage proposals and new attractions are the order of the day.
• TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888