Listings
: INTERNATIONAL SKIING
from SwitzerlandThe 35th International Lauberhorn Races
Today:
MEN'S SPECIAL SLALOM
A recording of this morning's big event in Wengen
Commentator, Max Robertson
Presented by the Swiss Television Service
BBC production team,
Peter Massey , Ian Smith
Contributors
: NEWS REVIEW
for the deaf and hard of hearingA look at the news of the week with film from all over the world and a commentary that can be seen as well as heard
Presenter, Robert Dougall
Translator, Joan Turner
Producer, BILL NORTHWOOD
Contributors
: TREASURE ISLAND
by ROBERT Louis STEVENSONA recording of the Nottingham Playhouse production adapt"d and directed for the theatre by Ronald Magill
Cast in order of appearance:
Designed by Patrick Robertson
Interval film directed by PHILIP DONNELLAN
Produced and directed for television by PADDY RUSSELL See page 16
Contributors
: BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
Leading conductors from Britain and America present the music they compose and arrangeThis week:
ROBERT FARNON and his Orchestra
Guest star,
PETULA CLARK with DOUGLAS GAMLEY
Sound, Hugh Barker
Lighting, Geoff Shaw
Design, Raymond Berger
Production, YVONNE LITTLEWOOD
Contributors
: LANDMARKS
of life from birth to old age in six documentary films5: HOUSE OF FRIENDS
The Turk's Head, Brierley Hill
Directed by PHILIP DONNELLAN
Cameraman, Mike Williams
Sound recordist, Peter Caselberg Still photography, Roger Mayne
Music, EWAN MACCOLL. PEGGY SEEGER
Editor. Edward le Lorrain
A series from Birmingham
Contributors
: THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV
by FYODOR DOSTOEVSKY dramatised by FREDERICK GOTFURTFyodor Karamazov has been found murdered and his son Mitya. at last united with Grushenka, has been arrested on a charge of parricide.
Part 5: Witness
Script editor, Michael Voysey Designer, Tony Abbott
Producer, DOUGLAS ALLEN
Directed by ALAN BRIDGES
Recorded in the BBC's Glasgow studio
See page 16
Contributors
: NEWS SUMMARY
followed by LATE NIGHT LINE-UPRound off the day with Denis Tuohy , Michael Dean
Nicholas Tresilian and tonight's guests
Contributors
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