Listings
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Muffin the Mule presents a film.
helped by Annette Mills (who writes the songs) and Ann Hogarth (who pulls the strings).
Contributors
Presenter/songwriter:
Annette
Mills
Puppeteer:
Ann
Hogarth
Adrian Seligman talks about sailing ships, and shows some models.
Contributors
Presenter:
Adrian
Seligman
Wilfred Pickles asks What Do You Know?
You and your family at home are invited to join an informal battle of wits between two teams representing the West of England and Wales.
Contributors
Presenter:
Wilfred
Pickles
Producer:
Cliff
Michelmore
From Llandaff Cathedral
Introduction
Confession, Absolution, the Lord's Prayer
Versicles and Responses
Psalm 19
First Lesson (spoken in Welsh by the Rev. H. Elvet Lewis, C.H., D.D.)
Magnificat
Second Lesson: Ephesians 4, w. 1-16
(read by the Most Rev. John Morgan, D.D., Archbishop of Wales)
Nunc dimittis
Creed. Suffrages, Collects
Argtwydd, arwain trwy'r anialwch
(Guide me, O thou great Redeemer) (Emynau'r Eglwys 340; A. and M. 196)
Prayers
God moves in a mysterious way (A. and M 373)
Sermon by the Rev. Mervyn Stockwood, Vicar of St. Matthew's, Moorfields, Bristol
God, that madest earth and heaven
(A and M. 26: Tune, Ar hyd y nos)
Blessing
Service conducted by the Dean, the Very Rev. Glyn Simon assisted by Minor Canon Delme Jenkins
Organist, C. Kenneth Turner
Contributors
Speaker:
The Rev. H. Elvet
Lewis
Reader:
The Most Rev. John
Morgan
Sermon:
The Rev. Mervyn
Stockwood
Service conductor:
The Very Rev. Glyn
Simon
Assisted by:
Minor Canon Delme
Jenkins
Organist:
C. Kenneth
Turner
Last week's Television Newsreels repeated at the following times:
Monday's edition, 7.15 app.
Tuesday's edition, 7.29 app.
Wednesday's edition, 7.43 app.
Thursday's edition, 7.57 app.
Friday's edition. 8.11 app.
A new American play by Stanley Young.
Adapted for television by Nigel Kneale.
The action takes place in the United States of America.
The scene (in the U.S.) is State College: outside, a floodlight football game is being played; inside the Observatory, Professor Le Normand lies in his chair.... His appearance causes a shock to the two young men who have called to visit him, and might cause something of a shock to the television audience —it is comforting to think that the children will be in bed. Thereafter, Mystery Story lives up to its title, discovering for us the cause of the unfortunate Professor's condition. Jules Verne and H. G. Wells would highly approve of the 'scientific-romantic' mystery here being carried to the nth degree, in a flurry of plot based on the Space-Time Continuum and the impenetrability of natural forces-L. H.
Contributors
Author:
Stanley
Young
Adapted for television by:
Nigel
Kneale
Producer:
Douglas
Allen
Settings:
Stephen
Bundy
Barkeley Jones:
Paul
Erickson
Jerry Lister:
Vernon
Gray
President Murray:
Charles
Richardson
Detective Parsons:
Stanley
Maxted
Sergeant Scanlan:
George
Murcell
Police doctor:
Philip
Vickers
Selena:
Olga
Landiak
Grace Jones:
Bessie
Love
Waiter:
James E.
Thompson
Dr Lister:
Maurice
Colbourne
Others taking part:
Joan
Bell
Others taking part:
Winifred
Hill
Others taking part:
Greta
Marley
Others taking part:
Charles
Hersee
Others taking part:
Malcolm
Black
Others taking part:
Anthony
Collin
Others taking part:
Kim
Grant
Others taking part:
Richard
Sherren
Radio commentator:
Patrick
Burns
A BBC Television film.
England's western peninsula, beyond the Severn Estuary, has its own history and atmosphere and makes its own vigorous contribution to modern British life. The living spirit of the West Country is the subject of this film.
Contributors
Producer:
John
Elliot
