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A series of ten programmes for people with impaired hearing, those who live and work with them, and for the plain curious.
One in ten of us- will suffer a significant hearing loss during our lives. What problems do deafened people face? What can the rest of us do to help?
1: Down with the stiff upper lip
Introduced by POLLY ELWES and RICHARD BAKER
The programme will be captioned for those who cannot hear.
Director BRIAN DAUBNEY Producer DAVID ALLEN
Book (same title) 85p from bookshops. Details of lip-reading exerctses will be given in the programme.

Contributors

Introduced By:
Polly Elwes
Introduced By:
Richard Baker
Director:
Brian Daubney
Producer:
David Allen

from Clacks Farm
Arthur Billitt and Peter Seabrook assess the prospects for the fruit harvest after the March frosts, and in the vegetable plot prepare the ground for runner beans, plant asparagus crowns, and make successional sowing of salad crops.
Producer BARRIE EDGAR BBC Birmingham

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Seabrook
Producer:
Barrie Edgar

A series of six films made as part of the World of Islam Festival. 1: Unity
We know perhaps less about the Islamic world than we do even of the more remote cultures of India and China. This film series shows traditional Islamic civilisation as it can still be found in parts of the world, and introduces some of its basic ideas. The first film includes the annual pilgrimage to Mecca, the great caravan routes and trading pattern, and the attitude to warfare.
Cameraman DEREK WATERMAN Film editors AUSTIN MARTIN and JEFFREY HARVEY
Producers PAUL KEELER , STEPHEN CROSS

Contributors

Unknown:
Derek Waterman
Unknown:
Jeffrey Harvey
Producers:
Paul Keeler

The last of six programmes Based on STEPHEN iotter's
Gamesmanship, Lifemanship and Oneupmanship by arrangement With CARL FOREMAN
Adapted by BARRY TOOK starring Richard Briers and Peter Jones , with FREDERICK JAEGER , DONALD GEE ANITA CAREY, PAIL
MCDOWELL GEOFFREY COLVILE , MAURICE QUICK and THE LICHFIELD CHORISTERS This week: Golfmanship
En route to the epic game of Golf played according to the rules of Stephen Potter , we contemplate the Oneupman's approach to psychiatry and clubmanship.
Music arranged and directed by PETER NOYCE
Film cameraman JOHN BAKER Designer GERRY SCOTT
Producer BERNARD THOMPSON Director RAY BUTT

Contributors

Arrangement With:
Carl Foreman
Adapted By:
Barry Took
Unknown:
Richard Briers
Unknown:
Peter Jones
Unknown:
Frederick Jaeger
Unknown:
McDowell Geoffrey Colvile
Unknown:
Stephen Potter
Directed By:
Peter Noyce
Unknown:
John Baker
Designer:
Gerry Scott
Producer:
Bernard Thompson
Director:
Ray Butt

A six-part series on the men who conquered disease.
6: The Search for the Magic Bullet by MARTIN WORTH
At the turn of the century two men, one in London, the other in Frankfurt, were embarking on research which each hoped would provide the cures so sorely needed.
Music composed by DUDLEY SIMPSON Producer PETER GOODCHILD
Director DENIS POSTLE

Contributors

Composed By:
Dudley Simpson
Producer:
Peter Goodchild
Director:
Denis Postle
Paul Ehrlich:
Milo O'Shea
Sir Almreth Wright:
Michael Gough
Hedwig Ehrlich:
Stephanie Bidmead
Herxheimer:
Clifford Rose
Bertheim:
Vernon Dobtcheff
Wasserman:
Jack Woolgar
Judge:
Roger Hume
Counsel:
Julian Fox
Douglas:
Benjamin Whitrow
Kadereit:
Stanley Lebor
Hata:
Kristopher Kum
Braun:
Robert Arnold
Martha Marquardt:
Margaret Ashcroft
Freeman:
Robert Mill
Colonel:
Tom MacAulay
Prostitute:
Celia Quicke
Kruss:
Frederick Farley
Shiga:
Eric Young
Weston:
Harry Hankin
Frau Speyer:
Rosamund Greenwood
Schmidtz:
Christopher Munkle
Fleming:
Steve Gardner
Accordion player:
Henry Krein

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