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The State of the Nation
A digest of the news of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. with Kenneth Kendall
Editor BILL NORTHWOOD -
The story of Jesus told in pictures
2: The Coming of Christ Storyteller RAY SMITH
Designers
PAUL BIRKBECK. GRAHAM MCCALLUM MUSiC RAYMOND PREMRU
Adapted for television and produced by MOLLY COX
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
Journey to the Outer Limits
'I can't breathe and my feet are cold and I ain't climbing no mountain ...'
This was the reaction of one American teenager who gave up his climb not far from the top of a 19,000 ft Andean mountain peak. He and 19 other youths were part of the most gruelling Outward Bound expedition ever. It takes them first through incredible levels of stress and physical challenge during an intense wilderness survival and mountain climbing course in Colorado. They are pushed beyond limits they never dreamed they could reach.
They start as an ill-matched group. Through their interaction, and particularly through three students, we experience the anxieties and exhilaration of their journey to the outer limits.
Presented by dawn SWERLlNG Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS
from London's Talk of the Town
Introduced by Kenneth Williams starring
From America The Three Degrees
From Sicily Vincent Zarra
From France Philip Genty
From Yugoslavia Les Panto
Tonight, International Cabaret Stars THE THREE DEGREES, who in this month have had their record at the top of the charts. International Cabaret producer ERNEST MAXIN said after their opening at Talk of the Town, ' They are just sensational! '
Script by KENNETH Williams and PETER ROBINSON
Musical director ALYN AINSWORTH Designer STEVE BROWNSEY Producer ERNEST MAXIN
1874-1934
A Double Life in Music devised and introduced by John Amis
Yes, Holst is cold occasionally, but it is the cold that approximates to intense heat.
(RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS)
Gustav Holst , best known for his famous Planets Suite, was born in Cheltenham on 21 September 1874. This film illustrates the contrasting styles of his music and his life as teacher and composer.
Imogen Hoist talks about her father and conducts The Linden Singers in Thaxted Church in Essex where he lived for a time. She also conducts the Band of the Royal Military School of Music playing her father's First Suite for Military Band.
Sheila Armstrong (soprano) and Hugh Bean perform songs for voice and violin; and John Lill plays the Toccata for piano in Hoist's music-room at St Paul's Girls' School, Hammersmith, where he taught for many years. Two of his former pupils, Edmund Rubbra the composer and Irene Swann , remember him.
Film cameraman PETER HALL Film editor ARTIIUR BENNETT Director DENIS MORIARTY
by COLETTE: dramatised in five parts by MICHAEL VOYSEY starring Yvonne Mitchell
Scott Anthony , Brenda Bruce
Cheri, Lea's handsome young lover, has left her to make the customary ' arranged ' marriage. Edmee, his bride, is beautiful, young and wealthy.
Part 2
Script editor LENNOX PHILLIPS Producer MARTIN LISEMORE
Director CLAUDE WHATHAM
A series made specially for audiences in BBC Regions and now seen countrywide. Folk of Today (BBC North)
Tonight: Magna Carta give a concert of their own kind of music with Amazing Blondel Producer
CHRIS WRIGHT
Weather
The People's Television ...
Tonight the BBC's facilities are handed over to:
The Nite Blues Steel Band, from Stoke Newington, north - east London, who present 30 minutes of music - ranging from traditional West Indian style to Rock. They describe their programme: ' Steel band is the history of the West Indies. It's happy music and makes everyone feel like a party.' and A Town Divided
A personal view of the Ulster troubles in picture and sound presented by two former students of Harrow Faculty of Art and Photography.
Open Door is produced by the public. Skilled help and advice is available from the BBC's Community Programme Unit.
JULIAN GLOVER reads Made in Heaven by PETER PORTER