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ST. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH, ACTON Conducted by The Rev. J. H. Green
Assisted by The Rev. D. A. Martin
Presented by Ray Colley
Contributors
Unknown:
Rev. J. H.
Green
Unknown:
Rev. D. A.
Martin
Presented By:
Ray
Colley
Blaenwr, Roy Gillard
Arweinydd,
Clarence Raybould gydag
Anne Thomas (soprano)
0 Neuadd Coleg Technoleg
Uwchradd Cymru, Caerdydd Cynllunydd, David Butcher
Golygydd cerdd,
MOELFRYN HARRIES
Y cyfarwyddo gan
MARGARET TUDOR EVANS
Teledwyd gyntaf Awst 16. ar BBC Cymru
Contributors
Unknown:
Roy
Gillard
Unknown:
Clarence
Raybould
Soprano:
Anne
Thomas
Unknown:
David
Butcher
Unknown:
Moelfryn
Harries
Unknown:
Margaret Tudor
Evans
Percy Thrower and the many garden uses of the fuchsia
For hanging baskets, standards, pot plants-and hardy varieties for the open border and Propagation of other popular summer flowering plants
Produced by PAUL MORBY
From the Midlands
Contributors
Unknown:
Percy
Thrower
Produced By:
Paul
Morby
Introduced by John Cherrington
Farming in Norway
A film on Norwegian agriculture
Produced by Norwegian Television
Tall Fescue and Zero Grazing
John Baillie shows Jack Watson round the Ministry's experimental farm in County Fermanagh
Produced by JOHN KENYON
BBC film
The second item was first transmitted on November 3, 1963 followed by the Weather Situation for farmers and growers
Contributors
Introduced By:
John
Cherrington
Unknown:
John
Baillie
Unknown:
Jack
Watson
Produced By:
John
Kenyon
Top Hat
An Astaire-Rogers musical featuring the ever-popular Irving Berlin numbers, ' Top Hat, White Tie and Tails,' ' 'Cheek to Cheek,' ' Isn'this a lovely day? ' and ' Piccolino ' starring
FRED ASTAIRE , GINGER ROGERS with Edward Everett Horton
Helen Broderick , Eric Blore
The greatest of all musical-comedy teams in the cinema, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers made many films which are evergreen in the memory of an older generation, and no less popular with the younger. Top Hat is. by general agreement, the best. It is a backstage story, and the setting is London, with a trip to Venice.
Contributors
Unknown:
Fred
Astaire
Unknown:
Ginger
Rogers
Unknown:
Edward Everett
Horton
Unknown:
Helen
Broderick
Unknown:
Eric
Blore
Unknown:
Fred
Astaire
Unknown:
Ginger
Rogers
Jerry Travers:
Fred
Astaire
Date Tremont:
Ginger
Rogers
Horace Hardwicke:
Edward Everett
Horton
Madge:
Helen
Broderick
Alberto:
Erik
Rhodes
Bates:
Eric
Blore
direct from
Hawkstone Park, Shropshire
Teams representing Great Britain, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Holland, Sweden, and Switzerland compete for the moto-cross championship of the world
Organised by the A.C.U. in conjunction with the Salop Motor Club and the Dailu Herald
Commentator, Murray Walker
TV presentation by Brian Johnson
Contributors
Commentator:
Murray
Walker
Presentation By:
Brian
Johnson
The special squadrons needed moonlight to fly into occupied countries on their secret operations
The Factory by ROBERT BARK
When unexpected information from the Resistance suggests that an important factory is being built in the tiny village, two agents are sent to deal with it.
Designer, Richard Wilmot
Film sequences:
Cameraman, A. A. Englander Editor, John House
Music composed and arranged by DUDLEY SIMPSON
Producer, David GODDARD
Directed by Robin MIDGLEY
First transmission on July 18. 1963
Contributors
Designer:
Richard
Wilmot
Arranged By:
Dudley
Simpson
Producer:
David
Goddard
Directed By:
Robin
Midgley
from the book by CAPTAIN MARRYAT
Dramatised in six episodes by Anthony Coburn with BERNARD ARCHARD 1: The King's Messenger
Grave news comes to Arnwood and Edward Beverley vows revenge
Film cameraman, George Shears Film editor, Constance Dunn
Costumes supervised by Joan Wakefield
Make-up supervised by Grisell Lindsay Script editor, Betty Willingale Designer, Desmond Chinn
Directed by BRANDON ACTON-BOND
From the West
Contributors
Book By:
Captain
Marryat
Unknown:
Anthony
Coburn
Editor:
Constance
Dunn
Unknown:
Joan
Wakefield
Unknown:
Grisell
Lindsay
Editor:
Betty
Willingale
Designer:
Desmond
Chinn
Directed By:
Brandon
Acton-Bond
The Messenger:
Douglas
Milvain
Judith Villiers:
Daphne
Heard
Jacob Armitage:
Norman
Tyrrell
Benjamin:
David
Jackson
Agatha:
Jean
Conroy
Edith:
Melanie
Parr
Alice:
Petra
Markham
Edward:
Richard
Arthure
Humphrey:
Brendan
Collins
Ingram:
Michael Graham
Cox
Southwold:
John
McEnery
Martha:
Pat
Heywood
Patience:
Kara
Wilson
The Intendant:
Bernard
Archard
assisted by Sweep Corbett and Harry Corbett in Sooty and Sweep in the Garden
Produced by TREVOR HILL
From the North
Sooty. Sweep, and Harry Corbett are appearing at the Pier Theatre. Bournemouth
Contributors
Assisted By:
Sweep
Corbett
Assisted By:
Harry
Corbett
Produced By:
Trevor
Hill
Produced By:
Harry
Corbett
John Betjeman 's ABC of Churches
J. K. L.
John Betjeman invites you to join him and the Outside Broadcast cameras, once again, to visit
Jersey
Kingston (Dorset) and Launcells
Producer, KENNETH SAVIDGE
First transmission .on July 28, 1963
From the West
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Betjeman
Unknown:
John
Betjeman
Producer:
Kenneth
Savidge
The Pilgrim's Progress by JOHN BUNYAN told by Leo McKern
Part 4: The Fiend
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Bunyan
Told By:
Leo
McKern
from
A HOLIDAY CAMP,
MINEHEAD, SOMERSET
Singing led by combined Anglican and Free Church choirs of Minehead
Organist, Roy Bolt with the Reg. Howard Old-Time Orchestra
Hymns introduced by The Rev. Austen Williams
Vicar of St. Martin-in-the-Fields
Soloist,
Ivor Emmanuel
Blessing by The Rev. Canon Tom Pugh
Television direction by Kenneth Savidge
Contributors
Organist:
Roy
Bolt
Unknown:
Rev. Austen
Williams
Soloist:
Ivor
Emmanuel
Unknown:
Rev. Canon Tom
Pugh
Unknown:
Kenneth
Savidge
presenting
Hell's Island starring
JOHN PAYNE
MARY MURPHY and FRANCIS L. SULLIVAN
Directed by Phil Karlson
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Payne
Unknown:
Mary
Murphy
Unknown:
Francis L.
Sullivan
Directed By:
Phil
Karlson
Mike Cormack:
John
Payne
Janet Martin:
Mary
Murphy
Barzlund:
Francis L
Sullivan
Lawrence:
Walter
Reed
Paul Armand:
Arnold
Moss
Eduardo Martin:
Paul
Picerni
A second showing of episodes from the comedy series by Richard Waring it
The Good Neighbours starring and Music composed and conducted by DENNIS WILSON
Settings by Ridley Scott
Produced by GRAEME MUIR
First transmission on Sept. 27, 1963
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Waring
Conducted By:
Dennis
Wilson
Unknown:
Ridley
Scott
Produced By:
Graeme
Muir
as George Starling:
Richard
Briers
as Kate Starling:
Prunella
Scales
as Norah:
Christine
Finn
as Peter:
Ronald
Hines
Musician:
Dennis
Wilson
Waiter:
Makki
Marseilles
The Indian Stories of RUDYARD KIPLING with JOSS ACKLAND
KENNETH FORTESCUE
PATRICK WESTWOOD and BARBARA MURRAY
GEORGINA COOKSON in Three-and an Extra
Script by JOHN MAYNARD
Guest stars-
Jean Kent
Keith Barron
Penelope Horner
John Bonney
Cast in order of appearance:
Music composed by MAX HARRIS
Dances arranged by Felicity Gray Story editors,
Anthony Read , John Gould
Story adviser, A. R. Rawlinson Designer, Fanny Taylor Producer, DAVID GODDARD
Directed by PETER CREGEEN
Contributors
Stories Of:
Rudyard
Kipling
Unknown:
Joss
Ackland
Unknown:
Kenneth
Fortescue
Unknown:
Patrick
Westwood
Unknown:
Barbara
Murray
Unknown:
Georgina
Cookson
Script By:
John
Maynard
Unknown:
Jean
Kent
Unknown:
Keith
Barron
Unknown:
Penelope
Horner
Unknown:
John
Bonney
Composed By:
Max
Harris
Arranged By:
Felicity
Gray
Unknown:
Anthony
Read
Unknown:
John
Gould
Unknown:
A. R.
Rawlinson
Designer:
Fanny
Taylor
Producer:
David
Goddard
Directed By:
Peter
Cregeen
William Stevens:
Joss
Ackland
James Lockwood:
Kenneth
Fortescue
Mian Rukn Din:
Patrick
Westwood
Mr Cusack-Bremmil:
John
Bonney
Mrs Cusack-Bremmil:
Penelope
Horner
Mrs Hauksbee:
Barbara
Murray
Mrs Mallowe:
Georgina
Cookson
Mrs Threegan:
Jean
Kent
Captain Gadsby:
Keith
Barron
Emma Deercourt:
Carole
Lorimer
Minnie Threegan:
Anna
Palk
Waiter:
David
David
Bearer:
Nissar
Hussein
Major Fitzgerald:
Tom
MacAulay
A selection of the most distinctive BBC documentaries
A Stretch in the Sun with Trevor Philpott
In recent years the sun-soaked play-ground of the South of France has seen huge changes. Spectacular and visionary, they have turned the historic river Rhone from a sleeping into a waking giant, and will soon affect the whole of Europe.
Written by TREVOR PHILPOTT
Photographed by Slim Hewitt Edited by Peter Heffron
Additional material by courtesy of Compagnie Nationale du Rhone, Electricity de France, Caravel Films, Shell International
Produced by TONY ESSEX
A TONIGHT presentation
First transmission on January 15, 1963
Contributors
Unknown:
Trevor
Philpott
Written By:
Trevor
Philpott
Edited By:
Peter
Heffron
Produced By:
Tony
Essex
Previously shown at 6.15 p.m.
