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BBC Two
on BBC Two England

For the deaf and hard of hearing
A look at the news of the week with film from all over the world and a commentary that can be seen as well as heard.

Contributors

Presenter:
Robert Dougall
Translator:
Joan Turner
Producer:
Bill Northwood
Source: Radio Times
BBC Two
on BBC Two England

Leading conductors from Britain and America present the music they compose and arrange.
This week: Percy Faith and his Orchestra
Guest star, Peter Nero

Contributors

Musicians:
Percy Faith and his Orchestra
Pianist:
Peter Nero
Sound:
Alan Edmonds
Lighting:
Geoff Shaw
Design:
Lionel Radford
Production:
Yvonne Littlewood
Source: Radio Times
BBC Two
on BBC Two England

A trilogy by Ford Madox Ford.
dramatised by John Hopkins.
Starring Judi Dench and Ronald Hines
with Jeanne Moody, Tony Steedman, Colin Jeavons, Ronald Leigh-Hunt, Charles Houston, Arthur Lovegrove

Contributors

Author:
Ford Madox Ford
Dramatised by:
John Hopkins
Music:
Norman Kay
Lighting:
Sam Barclay
Costumes supervised by:
Maureen Muggeridge
Make-up supervised by:
Maureen Winslade
Story editor:
James Brabazon
Designer:
Richard Wilmot
Producer:
Cedric Messina
Director:
Alan Cooke
Sylvia Tietjens:
Jeanne Moody
Christopher Tietjens:
Ronald Hines
Mrs. Duchemin (Lady Macmaster):
Sylvia Kay
Mark Tietjens:
Ronald Leigh-Hunt
Valentine Wannop:
Judi Dench
Brigadier:
Arthur Pentelow
Vincent Macmaster:
Fulton MacKay
Edward Wannop:
Nicholas Pennell
Sergeant-Major Cowley:
Arthur Lovegrove
Captain McKechnie:
Charles Houston
Sergeant-Major Ledoux:
Murray Kash
Thomas:
Talfryn Thomas
Morgan:
Dafydd Havard
Colonel Levin:
Colin Jeavons
Sergeant of the Guard:
Kenneth Goodlet
Major Perowne:
Harvey Ashby
General Campion:
Tony Steedman
Colonel Gillum:
Basil Henson
General O'Hara:
David Bird
Hotel porter:
Dimitris Andreas
Sergeant Case:
John Barrett
Source: Radio Times
BBC Two
on BBC Two England

Landmarks of life from birth to old age in six documentary films.

In the Maternity Wing of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham.
A series from Birmingham

Contributors

Director:
Richard Marquand
Cameraman:
Mike Williams
Sound Recordist:
Peter Caselberg
Still Photography:
Roger Mayne
Music:
Ewan MacColl
Music:
Peggy Seeger
Editor:
Edward Le Lorrain
Producer:
Philip Donnellan
Source: Radio Times
BBC Two
on BBC Two England

by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
Dramatised by Frederick Gotfurt.
Recorded in the BBC's Glasgow studio
(To be repeated on Wednesday at 8.0)
See page 15

Contributors

Author:
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Dramatised by:
Frederick Gotfurt
Script Editor:
Michael Voysey
Designer:
Tony Abbott
Producer:
Douglas Allen
Director:
Alan Bridges
Alyosha Karamazov:
Nicholas Pennell
Ivan Karamazov:
Lyndon Brook
Grigory:
Robert Samson
Fyodor Karamazov:
John Barrie
Kuzma Samsonov:
Norman Mitchell
Marfa:
Marjorie Wilde
Smerdyakov:
Alan Rowe
Grushenka Svetlov:
Judith Stott
Mitya Karamazov:
Ray Barrett
Ex-Captain Snegiryov:
Frank Shelley
Ilya Snegiryov:
David Jaxon
Fenya:
Elizabeth Howarth
Peter Miusov:
Brian Hawksley
Father Zossima:
Frederick Piper
Rakitin:
John Kelland
Mrs. Khokhlakov:
Ann Castle
Lise Khokhlakov:
Jane Asher
Father Paissy:
John Moore
Source: Radio Times
BBC Two
on BBC Two England

The two great Russians Mstislav Rostropovich (cello), Sviatoslav Richter (piano) in the complete cycle of five Beethoven cello sonatas.

Tonight: Sonata No. 1, in F major, Op. 5 No. 1
Recorded from the Usher Hall at this year's Edinburgh Festival
Introduced by The Countess of Harewood.

(The artists appeared at the Festival by arrangement with Victor Hochhauser, Ltd.)
(Sonata in G minor: Monday)
See page 14

Contributors

Presenter:
The Countess of Harewood
Cellist:
Mstislav Rostropovich
Pianist:
Sviatoslav Richter
TV Presentation:
Alan Rees
Source: Radio Times

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