Listings
: Seeing and Believing: Interior Holiday
A Christian theme presented by The Rev. Charles Davey, The Rev. Geoffrey Harding, The Rev. Walter Macdonald, The Rev. E. M. Pilkington.Introduced by John Graham.
Rex Palmer, The Jacobean Singers and The Dave Palmer Trio
From the Church of All Hallows, London Wall
(to 11.30)
Contributors
Speaker:
The Rev. Charles
Davey
Speaker:
The Rev. Geoffrey
Harding
Speaker:
The Rev. Walter
Macdonald
Speaker:
The Rev. E. M.
Pilkington
Presenter:
John
Graham
Performer:
Rex
Palmer
Singers:
The Jacobean
Singers
Performers:
The Dave Palmer
Trio
Producer:
R. T.
Brooks
: Baledi'r Bobl
Cerddi NewyddiadurolCaneuon yn dangos y baledwr yn ei swydd o newyddiadurwr wrthi'n adrodd am ddigwyddiadau brawychus a hynod lona Jones, Anita Williams, Richard Rees, Emlyn Jones, Geraint Eckley, James Walker (telyn), Delia Ruhn (ffliwt)
Y cyflwyno gan Robin Jones
Teledwyd gyntaf Mai 3, ar BBC Cymru
A programme of Welsh ballads.
Contributors
Harpist:
James
Walker
Flutist:
Delia
Ruhn
Designer/Cynllunydd:
Colin
Shaw
Producer/Cynhyrchydd:
Margaret Tudor
Evans
: Gardening Club
Film cameras in the Gardening Club Garden, Edgbaston, Birmingham.Percy Thrower with E. J. Winter National Vegetable Research Station, Wellesbourne.
Ideas for leaving a full garden and greenhouse unattended during a holiday period-mulching, shading, automatic watering (professional and home made)-and the plants to let the neighbours pick to ensure successional flowering.
Contributors
Presenter:
Percy
Thrower
Guest:
E. J.
Winter
Producer:
Paul
Morby
: Farming: Coast to Coast
Farming conditions vary tremendously. Frank Taylor travels from Great Yarmouth to the Welsh coast, to find the differences in attitudes and opinions of the farmers and farmworkers he meets on the way.BBC film
followed by the Weather Situation for farmers and growers
Contributors
Presenter:
Frank
Taylor
Film cameraman:
Ian
Stone
Sound recordist:
Peter
Mellors
Film editor:
Henry
Fowler
Director:
John
Bird
Producer:
John
Kenyon
: Wells Fargo: Defiant at the Gate
Adventures of Dale Robertson as Special Agent Jim Hardie.with Jack Ging and Gloria Talbot
To recover $48,000 stolen from Wells Fargo, Jim makes a deal with an outlaw leader whose gang have other plans for the money.
Contributors
Jim Hardie:
Dale
Robertson
Beau McCloud:
Jack
Ging
Narcissa:
Gloria
Talbot
: Funfair in the Rain
A sub-titled version of the Dutch film Kermis in de Regen.A funfair comes to a small town in Holland, and a stolen motor car, a bank robbery, an accidental killing, and a case of mistaken identity lead to the arrest of the right person but on the wrong charge.
Contributors
Director:
Kees
Brusse
Freddy Freese:
Guido de
Moor
Annie Hoist:
Andrea
Domburg
Willy van Os:
Andre van Den
Heuvel
Wadman:
Joris
Diels
Miermans:
Guus
Verstraete
Hans van den Toorn:
Wim van Den
Heuvel
: Moonstrike: Unwelcome Guest
by Robert Barr.
The special squadrons needed moonlight to fly into occupied countries on their secret operations.
An injured agent is taken to a lonely farm and a new set of troubles begin.
First transmission on April 11, 1963
Contributors
Writer:
Robert
Barr
Designer:
John
Cooper
Film sequences - Cameraman:
A. A.
Englander
Film sequences - Editor:
John
House
Music composed and arranged by:
Dudley
Simpson
Producer:
Gerard
Glaister
Director:
Roger
Jenkins
: Smugglers' Bay: 4: A Reward of Fifty Pounds
from the novel Moonfleet by J. Meade Falkner.Dramatised in six episodes by Bob Stuart.
Elzevir plays a waiting game and, with John Trenchard, solves the secret of the locket.
Contributors
From the novel Moonfleet by:
J. Meade
Falkner
Dramatised by:
Bob
Stuart
Film cameraman:
Peter
Sargent
Film editor:
Sheila S.
Tomlinson
Costumes supervised by:
Sheila
Glassford
Make-up supervised by:
Nathalie
Calfe
Designer:
Daphne
Shortman
Script editor:
Betty
Willingale
Producer:
Campbell
Logan
Director:
Christopher
Barry
Elzevir Block:
John
Phillips
Sam Tewkesbury:
Robert
Brown
Tom Farley:
Alan
Haywood
Ratsey:
Patrick
Troughton
John Trenchard:
Frazer
Hines
Colonel Hardy:
Andrew
Laurence
Captain Henning:
Charles
Hodgson
Mr. Maskew:
Paul
Curran
Ben Field:
Brian
Jackson
Sergeant Neville:
Brian
Vaughan
Granny Tucker:
Margot
Lister
Grace Maskew:
Suzanne
Neve
Mr. Ciennie:
Robert
James
Mrs. Belmore:
Nancy
Nevinson
: Cartoon Time: King Midas
A series of films from the Continent.A Polish version of the ancient legend about the King whose touch turned everything to gold.
: Meeting Point: And Follow Me
Has the monastic life any value in this century? An attempt to answer this question has been made in America where monasticism - generally regarded as most at home in the Europe of centuries ago - surprisingly flourishes today.A film made for the Protestant Episcopal Church of the U.S.A. with a special introduction for British television by Bishop Stephen Bayne.
Repeated tonight at 10.45
Contributors
Presenter:
Bishop Stephen
Bayne
: Sunday Story: The Pilgrim's Progress: Part 1: The Gate
by John Bunyan.told by Leo McKern.
Contributors
Writer:
John
Bunyan
Storyteller:
Leo
McKern
Director:
Moira
Armstrong
Producer:
John
Elphinstone-Fyffe
: Songs of Praise
Community hymn-singing from Gorleston-on-Sea Holiday Camp, Norfolk.Introduced by John Neville.
Blessing given by The Rev. F. Alan Cliff
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Neville
Soloist:
Norma
Procter
Conductor:
Richard
Butt
Organist:
Freddie
Belcher
Organist:
John
Langdon
Blessing:
The Rev. F. Alan
Cliff
Television presentation:
Barrie
Edgar
: The Sunday Film presenting: Run for Cover
[Starring] James Cagneywith John Derek, Viveca Lindfors, Ernest Borgnine
Matt Dow, a lonely cowboy with a secret past: to a desperate youth he teaches the art of courage... to a restless young land, the wisdom of justice.
Contributors
Director:
Nicholas
Ray
Matt Dow:
James
Cagey
Davey Bishop:
John
Derek
Helga Swenson:
Viveca
Lindfors
Mr. Swenson:
Jean
Hersholt
Morgan:
Ernest
Borgnine
Gentry:
Grant
Withers
: Marriage Lines: The Divorce
A comedy series by Richard WaringStarring Richard Briers as George Starling and Prunella Scales as Kate Starling
with Rex Garner as Teddy, Justine Lord as Jill, Terence Brady as Wally
Contributors
Writer:
Richard
Waring
Music composed and conducted by:
Dennis
Wilson
Settings:
Moira
Tait
Producer:
Graeme
Muir
Director:
Robin
Nash
George Starling:
Richard
Briers
Kate Starling:
Prunella
Scales
Teddy:
Rex
Garner
Jill:
Justine
Lord
Wally:
Terence
Brady
Hilary:
Hilary
Tindall
Geoff:
David
Jackson
Mrs. Randall:
Margery
Fleeson
: Kipling: A Germ Destroyer
The Indian Stories of Rudyard Kiplingwith Joss Ackland, Kenneth Fortescue, Patrick Westwood, Barbara Murray and Georgina Cookson
Guest stars, Cyril Luckham, James Villiers, Graham Crowden, Barrie Ingham
Contributors
Script/story adviser:
A. R.
Rawlinson
Script/director:
Shaun
Sutton
Film cameraman:
John A. S.
Turner
Film editor:
Geoffrey
Botterill
Costume supervisor:
Susan
Wheal
Make-up supervisor:
Shirley
Rowlands
Music composed by:
Max
Harris
Script editor:
Anthony
Read
Designer:
Stephen
Bundy
Producer:
David
Goddard
William Stevens:
Joss
Ackland
James Lockwood:
Kenneth
Fortescue
Mian Rukn Din:
Patrick
Westwood
Mellish:
Graham
Crowden
Mrs. Hauksbee:
Barbara
Murray
Mrs. Mallowe:
Georgina
Cookson
Wonder:
James
Villiers
Lord Clelland:
Frank
Littlewood
Crighton:
Walter
Horsbrugh
The Viceroy:
Cyril
Luckham
Sir Dugald:
Philip
Stone
Member of Council:
Desmond
Llewelyn
Otis Yeere:
Barrie
Ingran
Hotel clerk:
Alec
Bregonzi
Captain Hawley:
John
Kelland
The Ayah:
Zohra
Segal
: The News
: Eye on the World: Fitzroy MacLean in Mongolia
A selection of the most distinctive BBC documentaries produced in the last twelve months.The record of a journey to a Communist buffer state by Sir Fitzroy Maclean, M.P.
Until Sir Fitzroy took a camera to Mongolia, few Western travellers had set foot there. The only independent Communist country in the world surrounded on all sides by Communist power, Mongolia presents an astonishing spectacle of feudal sporting passions nourishing happily among orthodox Marxist conceptions.
First transmission on Dec. 31, 1963
Contributors
Presenter:
Sir Fitzroy
MacLean
Film editing:
Derek
Trimby
Film editing:
Brian
Keene
Assistant producer:
Peter
Watkins
Producer:
Stephen
Hearst
: Meeting Point
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