12.15 EEC - The Impact of the Court

12.40 Preparation for Independent Learning

Introduced by Melvyn Bragg
A repeat of the programme, first shown in 2nd House, for those who' cannot hear.
There are over a million totally, and many more partially deaf people in Britain. The British Theatre of the Deaf puts on its productions in sign-mime, a theatrical version of the deaf sign-language. This mime-language is expressive to a degree that surprised our production team: the Company are very aware that the whole community, not only the deaf, can enjoy their work. They insist that we take note of their name: not 'Theatre for', but ' Theatre of the Deaf
2nd House talks to members of the company and shows extracts from their repertoire. Taking part:
PAT KEYSELL , MARIA O'REILLY
ROSE ALEXANDER , ALEXA POVAH IAN CHANDLER , TERRY RUANE
SARAH GRAY , ISSY SCHLISSELMAN LYDIA HANDSCOMB, JEAN ST CLAIR CHRIS HARROWELL , JOHN STONIER
DirectorSTEPHANY MARKS
Producer TRISTRAM powell.

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

A special profile of singing star Perry Como In Concert from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and in conversation with Benny Green talking for the first time on television about his early life, his career and his recent highly successful tour of Britain. accompanied by the TONY MANSELL SINGERS choral director RAY CHARLES and the Orchestra
Musical director NICK PERITO
Producer YVONNE LITTLEWOOD
(Perry Como appears by arrangement with Harold Davison )

Weather

In the 60s there emerged unexpectedly from Kenya a batch of phenomenally gifted long- and middle-distance runners. The sporting pundits were confounded. At that time Kenya - indeed the whole of Africa - hardly rated in the athletic league table. Former Olympic coach Ron Pickering went to Kenya, and found that most of the runners came from two areas east of Lake Victoria - home of the Kalenjin and Kisii people.
BBC Bristol

Daniel Barenboim Jacqueline du Pre Pinchas Zukerman play
Beethoven's Piano Trio in D, Op 70 No 1 (nicknamed ' The Ghost') Filmed in St John's, Smith Square, London in May 1970 during the Beethoven Bicentenary Year Celebrations
Cameraman DAVID FINDLAY Film editor PETER HEELAS
Director CHRISTOPHER NUPEN Produced by ALLEGRO FILMS

Tonight starring Bulle Ogier
Jean-Luc Bideau , Jacques Denis
By class, geography and sex, Rose monde , the Salamander of the title, is born to a world of oppressive tedium - the perfect case history, think Pierre and Paul, a journalist and a novelist, who come together to produce a television social documentary on Rose monde 's life.
Producer and director ALAIN TANNER . Films: page 13

The Combat by EDWIN MUIR