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Outstanding moments of yesterday's events in Tokyo.
Introduced by Alan Weeks.
Presented by BBC-tv Sport
(to 16.30)

Contributors

Presenter:
Alan Weeks
Commentary team in Tokyo:
David Coleman
Commentary team in Tokyo:
Harry Carpenter
Commentary team in Tokyo:
Max Robertson
Commentary team in Tokyo:
Peter West
Commentary team in Tokyo:
Frank Bough

Music by Grieg
Choreography by Vaslav Orlikowsky
Freely adapted from the drama by Henrik Ibsen
Adapted and produced for television by Charles R. Rogers
London's Festival Ballet Production

London Philharmonic Orchestra
Leader, David McCallum
Conducted by Aubrey Bowman
(First transmission on BBC-1, May 28)

(Marilyn Burr appears by arrangement with the Director, Staatsoper, Hamburg)

Contributors

Music:
Edvard Greig
Choreography:
Vaslav Orlikowsky
Adapted from the drama by:
Henrik Ibsen
Adapted by/Producer:
Charles R. Rogers
Ballet Master and Personal Assistant to the Choreographer:
Vassilie Trunoff
Costumes designed by:
Yvonne Lloyd
Musicians:
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Orchestra leader:
David McCallum
Conductor:
Aubrey Bowman
Associate Conductor:
Donald Elliott
Lighting:
Ken MacGregor
Designed for television by:
Tony Abbott
Peer Gynt:
John Gilpin
Aase, his mother:
Angela Bishopp
The Violinist:
Max Natiez
Ingrid:
Marilyn Burr
The Bridegroom:
Vassilie Trunoff
Ingrid's mother:
Janet Lewis
Ingrid's father:
Nicholas Benton
Ingrid's friend:
Gillian Shane
Ingrid's friend:
Carol Yule
Solveig:
Lucette Aldous
Her mother:
Elizabeth Cox
Her father:
Jean Pierre Alban
The Green One:
Irina Borowska
The Troll King:
Jean Pierre Alban
The Troll Imp:
Raymond Lewis
An English Lady:
Joan Potter
Anitra:
Carmen Mathe
Her Escort:
Barry McGrath
A Mad Woman:
Carol Yule
The Button Moulder (Death):
John Auld
Dancers:
Artists of London's Festival Ballet

Five women on one subject: Men

In this, the last of the series, Shirley Abicair leads off the discussion with a quote from Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex:
"Society being codified by man, decrees that woman is inferior... inferiority was imposed upon her - and a quarrel will go on as long as men and women fail to recognise each other as equals..."

Her colleagues this week are all women who compete successfully as equals with men in their own fields.
Joan Bakewell in the chair
Judith Hart, M.P.
Sheila Black, Woman's Editor of the Financial Times
and the cartoonist 'Rosemary' (Rosemary Dulak)

Contributors

Chair:
Joan Bakewell
Panellist:
Shirley Abicair
Panellist:
Judith Hart
Panellist:
Sheila Black
Panellist:
'Rosemary' (Rosemary Dulak)
Music arranged by:
Bill Sutcliffe
Designer:
Eva Swiderska
Producer:
Elizabeth Cowley

A concert recorded in the Palais Schaezler, Augsburg.

Concerto in C for flute, harp, and orchestra (K.299)
with Kraft Thorwald Dilloo (flute), Ursula Holliger-Hanggi (harp) and The Sudwestdeutsches Kammerorchester
Conductor, Friedrich Tilegant
Recording made available by courtesy of the German Television Service

Contributors

Flutist:
Kraft Thorwald Dilloo
Harpist:
Ursula Holliger-Hanggi
Musicians:
The Sudwestdeutsches Kammerorchester
[Orchestra] conductor:
Friedrich Tilegant
Producer:
Rolf Unkel

BBC Two England

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