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Weather
(Colour)

Contributors

Presenter:
Robert Dougall
Producer:
Bill Northwood

The BBC's award-winning entry for the Italia Prize (Documentary Category)

The familiar cries of the gulls along our coastline are only a small part of the language of these birds. During the breeding season especially, they use a number of other sounds as well as postures to communicate with each other. The meaning and use of all these are examined in this remarkable study of life in a colony of Lesser Black-backed Gulls.
Introduced and photographed by Professor Niko Tinbergen
(from BBC South and West)
(Colour)

Contributors

Presenter/Photography:
Professor Niko Tinbergen
Directed and narrated by:
Hugh Falkus
Presented by:
Christopher Parsons

presented by Robin Ray

Ruggiero Ricci, violinist, directs the City of London Ensemble in works by Bach and Vivaldi

Previn and the Promenaders: the London Symphony Orchestra's principal conductor asks 'Where do Promenaders go in the winter?'

The Place: The new arts centre where The London Contemporary Dance Company have just completed their first London season. Robert Cohan, choreographer, talks to Nigel Gosling, and members of the Company perform a scene from his production Cell. The music is by Ronald Lloyd

Brass Bands: is this the reason Jack Scott left Miami for Sheffield?

(Colour)

Contributors

Presenter:
Robin Ray
Violinist/ensemble director:
Ruggiero Ricci
Musicians:
The City of London Ensemble
Presenter (Previn and the Promenaders):
Andre Previn
Interviewee (The Place):
Robert Cohan
Interviewer (The Place):
Nigel Gosling
Music (The Place):
Ronald Lloyd
Subject (Brass Bands):
Jack Scott
Director:
David Buckton
Director:
Maddalena Fagandini
Editor:
William Fitzwater

Starring Terry Scott
with June Whitfield, Peter Butterworth
[and] Barbara Evans, Roger Avon, James Ottaway, Denis McCarthy, Janet Webb, The Jo Cook Dancers, The George Mitchell Singers

(Colour)

Contributors

Script/Original words and music:
Bryan Blackburn
Additional Material:
John Muir
Additional Material:
Eric Geen
Additional Material:
Frank Coda
Additional Material:
Metcalfe and Ryder
Choreographer:
Jo Cook
Orchestra directed by:
Burt Rhodes
Costumes:
Christine Rawlins
Make-up:
Elizabeth Rowell
Lighting:
Tom Moncrieff
Designer:
Martin Johnson
Designer:
Victor Meredith
Producer:
Peter Whitmore
Comedian:
Terry Scott
[Actress]:
June Whitfield
[Actor]:
Peter Butterworth
[Actress]:
Barbara Evans
[Actor]:
Roger Avon
[Actor]:
James Ottaway
[Actor]:
Denis McCarthy
[Actress]:
Janet Webb
Dancers:
The Jo Cook Dancers
Singers:
The George Mitchell Singers

by Graham Seal
'That's right, love everyone. I don't want your Christian love, Slade. It stinks. Why don't you just admit you hate me?'
Two men - just two men cooped up together in a small hut in a wilderness of snow. They're there to do a job but living like this does something to a man-it makes him act like an animal.

(David Graham is in "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui" at the Saville Theatre, London)
(Colour)

Contributors

Writer:
Graham Seal
Script Editor:
Derek Hoddinott
Designer:
George Djurkovic
Producer:
Innes Lloyd
Director:
James Brabazon
Slade:
David Graham
Harris:
Michael Robbins
Voice of pilot:
Jerry Stovin

A weekly look at the cinema
This week's guest Peter Cook on location for his new film The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer - his first solo starring role
Introduced by Tony Bilbow with Philip Jenkinson

(Colour)

Contributors

Guest:
Peter Cook
Presenter:
Tony Bilbow
Presenter:
Philip Jenkinson
Editor:
Rowan Ayers

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