Black Feet in the Snow

Trevor Philpott reports on Four Corners of the Marketplace 3: The Mountain People

A digest of the news of the week and other world matters of interest seen by news cameras around the world. The interesting, and picturesque, the important and the dramatic - plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. With Peter Woods
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD

A film of the 16th-century painter whose unearthly, flickering rhythms are unmistakable.
El Greco more than any one invented convincing symbols of the world of the spirit. Narrator IAN HOLM
Presented by JAMES DEY
A Times Four production

A Girl Named
Devika Devika Rajbans - India
Devika is a 20-year-old design student in Bombay. She's talented, ambitious and beautiful-born and bred in an India free from foreign rule and increasingly free from repressive social customs. Her family are not well-off and Devika is tempted by the possibility of marriage into the Westernised elite. But she wants to maintain contact with the traditional values of Indian village life. Our story follows her attempts to resolve this dilemma, which sometimes leads her into conflict with authority.
Film cameraman AMBEY Film editor DICK PULL
Producer ANTHONY MAYER
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS

Seven programmes featuring the best in big band music This week
Count Basie and his Orchestra COUNT BASIE (piano)
PAUL COHEN , SONNY COHN
WEYMAN REED , PETE MINGER (trumpets)
FRANK HOOKS, BILL HUGHES MEL WANZO , JOHN GORDON (trombones)
EDDIE DAVIS , CURTIS PEAGLER
BOBBY PLATER , JOHN WILLIAMS HAROLD OUSLEY (saxaphones) FREDDIE GREEN (guitar) NORMAN KENAN (bass) SONNY PAYNE (drums)
Sound CHRIS HOLCOMBE, JOHN TIMPERLEY Lighting TOMMY THOMAS
Producer STANLEY DORFMAN
(Count Basie appears by arrangement with Harold Davison )

with Yvonne Minton (mezzo-soprano) Philippe Entremont (piano) BBC Symphony Orchestra leader ELI GOREN conductor Pierre Boulez Introduced by KENNETH VAN BARTHOLD
Ravel's command of orchestral texture and colouring was superb. Yet he once described the whole orchestra except for the string section as ' merely the salt and pepper you add to the cooking.' He used to compose with the piano, and much of his orchestral music was first published for piano.
In this programme we hear:
Lever du jour (Daphnis et ChlotS) Asie (Shehirazade)
Alborado del gracioso - first as written for the piano and then in the orchestral version
Piano Concerto for left hand
Producer DAVID BUCKTON

by COLETTE: adapted and dramatised by PENELOPE MORTIMER with Gayle Hunnicutt as Mme DaIIeray Lynne Frederick as Vinca John Moulder-Brown as Philippe To Philippe and Vinca, life seemed an endless summer. So close as children, they had felt almost one person. But childhood can end as treacherously as summer....
Producer INNES LLOYD
Director mischa SCORER
This memorable beautiful film ...
(DAILY TELEGRAPH)
... full of moments which make you catch your breath ... (DAILY EXPRESS)

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A new comedy film series recreating the successful feature film, starring
Alan Alda as Hawkeye Wayne Rogers as Trapper John
- two young surgeons who work in a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital and are intensely dedicated - to off-duty relaxation. The Incubator
What ails you? Germs mostly. So what's the good of being a doctor if you've nothing to grow germs in? Hawkeye and Trapper are determined to battle all the way up to the top brass to get an incubator for their unit. It is an unrewarding-not to say slightly uneven - struggle against Army red tape. After all bureaucracy grinds on. But, germs or no germs, when all else fails there is always the power of the Press.