Listings
: Seeing and Believing: The Power of Thought
A Christian theme presented by The Rev. J. S. Williams.with Richard Bebb, Donald Bisset and The Jacobean Singers.
From the Church of All Hallows, London Wall
(to 11.30)
Contributors
Presenter:
The Rev. J. S.
Williams
Speaker:
Richard
Bebb
Speaker:
Donald
Bisset
Singers:
The Jacobean
Singers
Producer:
R. T.
Brooks
: Ddoe Heddiw
John Bevan yn cyflwyno rhai pigion o raglenni'r wythnosCynhyrehiad Uned Heddiw
Welsh topical magazine.
: Ten Composers: 4: J. S. Bach (1685-1750)
The development of music from medieval times to the twentieth century.Introduced by Ivor Keys.
with The Ambrosian Singers.
Organ by Noel Mander
Harpsichord by Thomas Goff
A BBC Educational broadcast
Contributors
Presenter:
Ivor
Keys
Singers:
The Ambrosian
Singers
Organist:
Noel
Mander
Harpsichordist:
Thomas
Goff
Producer:
Victor
Poole
: Running a Home: 4: Shopping: The Way We Buy
Ten programmes for people who want a well-run home.Supermarkets, doorstep selling, party selling, mail order, savings clubs, and budget buying are among the subjects aired by shoppers and by representatives of the Consumer Council and the Citizens' Advice Bureaux.
Introduced by Michael Collins.
A BBC Educational broadcast
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Collins
Designer:
Alan
Hunter-Craig
Directed and arranged by:
Marion
Radclyffe
Producer:
Beryl
Radley
: Laws of Disorder: 4: The Second Law
An introduction to chemical change and thermodynamics by Professor George Porter, F.R.S.An Outside Broadcast from the Royal College of Surgeons
A BBC Educational broadcast
Repeated on Monday at 11.10 p.m.
(to 13.45)
Contributors
Presenter:
Professor George
Porter
Producer:
Alan
Sleath
: Farming: Smallholdings
Introduced by John Cherrington.Nearly 9,000 farmers in England and Wales rent their farms from County Councils, 4,000 Scots rent them from the Department of Agriculture. They provide one of the few stepping stones into farming.
Frank Taylor looks at two fifty-acre holdings in the Midlands.
From the Midlands
followed by the Weather Situation for farmers and growers
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Cherrington
Reporter:
Frank
Taylor
Film editor:
Henry
Fowler
Director:
Philip
Hicks
Producer:
John
Kenyon
: The World of Tonight
Introduced this week by Fyfe Robertson.The world and its events as the Tonight team reported them last week.
Contributors
Presenter:
Fyfe
Robertson
Cameraman:
Ken
Willicombe
Cameraman:
Hannen
Foss
Cameraman:
Reg
Pope
Cameraman:
Ewart
Needham
Cameraman:
John
Baker
Sound Recordist:
Dennis
Panchen
Sound Recordist:
Don
Martin
Sound Recordist:
Ted
Read
Film Editor:
Mansel
Lloyd
Film Editor:
John
McNicholas
Film Editor:
Mike
Lane
Film Editor:
Tom
Foley
Film Editor:
Eddy
Montague
Editor:
Alasdair
Milne
Editor:
Derrick
Amoore
: Film Matinee presenting: The Sea Shall Not Have Them
[Starring] Michael Redgrave, Dirk Bogarde, Anthony Steelwith Nigel Patrick, Bonar Colleano
Autumn, 1944. A British aircraft carrying vital information about V2s crashes into the North Sea. The crew clamber into a dinghy and hope for rescue, but the weather is against them and they are drifting dangerously near enemy minefields.
Contributors
Director:
Lewis
Gilbert
Producer:
Daniel M.
Angel
Air Commodore Waltby:
Michael
Redgrave
Flight-Sergeant Mackay:
Dirk
Bocarde
Flying Officer Treherne:
Anthony
Steel
Sergeant Kirby:
Bonar
Colleano
Flight-Sergeant Slingsby:
Nigel
Patrick
Flying Offieer Harding:
Jack
Watling
Cpl. Skinner:
James
Kenney
Cpl. Robb:
Sydney
Tafler
Group Captain Todd:
Griffith
Jones
Squadron-Leader Scott:
Guy
Middleton
Tebbitt:
George
Rose
HiidaTebbitt:
Joan
Sims
A/C2 Milliken:
Ian
Whittaker
Mrs. Waltby:
Rachel
Kempson
: Z Cars: You Pays Your Money...
by John Hopkins.
A second showing of You Pays Your Money...
When the only witnesses disagree, Sergeant Watt settles for the most likely - with surprising results.
Contributors
Writer:
John
Hopkins
Designer:
Stanley
Morris
Script editor:
Kenneth
Ware
Producer:
David E.
Rose
Director:
Ian
Curteis
: BBC-2 Showcase: The Massingham Affair: Episode 4: Parting of the Ways
A serial in six parts by Edward Grierson.Adapted by Rex Tucker.
Starring Lyndon Brook, Andrew Keir, Geoffrey Bayldon and Norman Rodway
Jean Kelly has persuaded Derry that some of the police evidence at the trial of Kelly and Milligan was false. Now Sugden has offered him new proof that the two men were wrongfully imprisoned.
First transmission on BBC-2, October 3, 1964
See page 13
Contributors
Author:
Edward
Grierson
Adapter:
Rex
Tucker
Script Editor:
John
Wiles
Film Cameraman:
A.A.
Englander
Film Editor:
John
Nash
Telerecording Editor:
Richard
Barclay
Make-up:
Eileen
Culligan
Wardrobe:
Dorothea
Wallace
Designer:
Roy
Oxley
Produced and directed by:
Paddy
Russell
Mr. Lumley:
Geoffrey
Bayldon
Justin Derry:
Lyndon
Brook
George Sudden:
John
Barrett
Mrs. Sugden:
Cynthia
Etherington
Mr. Gilmore:
Norman
Rodway
Charlotte Verney:
Eileen
Atkins
Reverend Verney:
George
Cormack
Amy Dodds:
Frieda
Knorr
Jo Henderson:
Harry
Littlewood
Jim Longford:
Bernard
Kay
P.C. Pugh:
Robert
Cawdron
Jean Kelly:
Renny
Lister
Superintendent Blair:
Andrew
Keir
Georgina Deverel:
Patsy
Rowlands
Lucy:
Elizabeth
Digby-Smith
Mr. Harris:
John
Cazabon
Colonel Deverel:
John
Wentworth
: Sooty: Sooty's Solo
Sooty assisted by Sweep and Harry Corbett.From the North of England
Contributors
Puppeteer:
Harry
Corbett
Producer:
Trevor
Hill
: Meeting Point: Vellore
Among both doctors and missionaries the Christian Medical College and Hospital at Vellore, South India, enjoys a special reputation.A film report on the work of the hospital and an interview with Dr. Mary Verghese.
To be repeated tonight at 11.0
Contributors
Interviewee:
Dr. Mary
Verghese
Reporter:
Leslie
Smith
Film editor:
Peter
Pierce
Producer:
Peter
Ferres
: Sunday Story: Desert Calling: 3: Hermit
Adapted from the book by Anne Fremantle.Told by Roger Delgado.
The life of Charles de Foucauld.
Contributors
Author:
Anne
Fremantle
Storyteller:
Roger
Delgado
: Songs of Praise
from Wellington Parish Church, Somerset.Singing led by the Choir
Conducted by Ronald Rowe
Hymns introduced by Dudley Savage.
Blessing by The Vicar of Wellington, The Rev. R. J. C. Lloyd
Contributors
[Choir] conducted by:
Ronald
Rowe
Presenter:
Dudley
Savage
Organist:
David
Wetherill
Soloist:
Susan
Longfield
Blessing:
The Rev. R. J. C.
Lloyd
Producer:
Kenneth
Savidge
: Hugh and I: The Critics
A comedy series by John Chapman.Starring Terry Scott and Hugh Lloyd
Guest star, Stratford Johns
featuring Rosemary Nicols
with Vi Stevens, Patricia Hayes, Jack Haig, Mollie Sugden, Jill Curzon, Charles Dyer, Ian Trigger, Katy Greenwood, Pamela Hewes, Vicki Woolfe
See page 11
Contributors
Writer:
John
Chapman
Incidental music:
Wally
Stott
Design:
Michael
Young
Producer:
David
Croft
Terry:
Terry
Scott
Hugh:
Hugh
Lloyd
[Actor]:
Stratford
Johns
[Actress]:
Rosemary
Nicols
Mrs. Scott:
Vi
Stevens
Mrs. Wormold:
Patricia
Hayes
Arthur Wormold:
Jack
Haig
Mrs. Crispin:
Mollie
Sugden
Norma Crispin:
Jill
Curzon
[Actor]:
Charles
Dyer
[Actor]:
Ian
Trigger
[Actress]:
Katy
Greenwood
[Actress]:
Pamela
Hewes
[Actress]:
Vicki
Woolfe
: The Sunday Film presenting: Damon Runyon's Sorrowful Jones
[Starring] Bob Hope and Lucille Ballwith William Demarest, Bruce Cabot
See page 11
Contributors
Author:
Damon
Runyon
Director:
Sidney
Lanfield
Producer:
Robert L.
Welch
Sorrowful Jones:
Bob
Hope
Gladys O'Neill:
Lucille
Ball
Big Steve:
Bruce
Cabot
Regret:
William
Demarest
Martha Jane:
Mary Jane
Saunders
Once Over Sam:
Tom
Pedi
Lt. Reardon:
Thomas
Gomez
: Dr. Finlay's Casebook: Devil's Dozen
Created by A. J. Cronin.Starring Andrew Cruickshank, Barbara Mullen
with Bill Simpson as Dr. Finlay
Guest star, Roddy McMillan
See page 13
Contributors
Created by:
A. J.
Cronin
Script:
Alistair
Bell
Script Editor:
Donald
Bull
The series produced by arrangement with:
Graham
Stewart
Film Cameraman:
Bill
Munn
Film Editor:
Dave
Taylor
Designer:
Susan
Spence
Producer:
Andrew
Osborn
Director:
Prudence
Fitzgerald
Dr. Cameron:
Andrew
Cruickshank
Dr. Finlay:
Bill
Simpson
Janet:
Barbara
Mullen
Sheila:
Carol
Chell
James Munro:
Philip
Stone
Charlotte Munro:
Helena
Gloag
Harriet Munro:
Madeleine
Christie
Mrs. Gellatly:
Mary
Riggans
Mrs. Fordyce:
Faith
Kent
Jim Fordyce:
Roddy
McMillan
Tom Lynn:
James
Gibson
Bob Maxwell:
Mike
Hall
Miss Templeton:
Armine
Sandford
Willie Harper:
Ross
Campbell
Mrs. Lynn:
Natalle
Kent
Dr. Snoddie:
Eric
Woodburn
Gellatly:
John
Carlin
Tommy:
Alex
Norton
Mrs. Harper:
Margaret
Durnell
: The News
: Not So Much A Programme More A Way of Life
And a way of looking at the world One eye open wide; one eye closed;And between the two the picture gets composed
[Starring] David Frost, P.J. Kavanagh, William Rushton
with Cleo Laine, Eleanor Bron, John Bird, Doug Fisher, Roy Hudd with Michael Crawford as Byron and visitors.
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Frost
Presenter:
P.J.
Kavanagh
Presenter:
William
Rushton
Musical director:
Conn
Bernard
Film editor:
Christopher La
Fontaine
Designer:
Darrol
Blake
Associate producer:
Elizabeth
Cowley
Produced and directed by:
Ned
Sherrin
Singer:
Cleo
Laine
Performer:
Eleanor
Bron
Performer:
John
Bird
Performer:
Doug
Fisher
Comedian:
Roy
Hudd
Byron:
Michael
Crawford
: Meeting Point: Vellore
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