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Bwrw golwg dros bynciau'r dydd mewn sgwrs a ffilm-a chyfle i gwrdd a rhai sy'n amlwg yn y newyddion.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
(to 13.15)
For the Very Young
Maria Bird brings Andy to play with your small children and invites them to join in songs and games.
Audrey Atterbury and Molly Gibson pull the strings
Gladys Whitred sings the songs
(to 14.15 app.)
(BBC film)
Contributors
Narrator/Script, music, and settings:
Maria
Bird
Puppeteer:
Audrey
Atterbury
Puppeteer:
Molly
Gibson
Singer:
Gladys
Whitred
Introduced by the Prime Minister of Canada, The Rt. Hon John Diefenbaker Q.C.
The St. Lawrence Seaway is one of the greatest construction projects of all time. It took 22,000 men more than four years to build it and the great hydro-electric scheme. It cost more than 1,000 million Canadian and American dollars; its seven great new locks are capable of handling 80 per cent. of the world's shipping; and the 1,200 miles from Montreal to Port Arthur it opens up make it the longest fresh-water seaway in the world.
Written and produced by Ian Curtis.
A West Region Film Unit production made in co-operation with the National Film Board of Canada
(Previously shown on June 25)
Contributors
Presenter:
The Rt. Hon John
Diefenbaker
Narrator:
Robert
McKenzie
Film Editor:
Constance
Dunn
BBC Production Unit in Canada - Photography:
Dennis
Towler
BBC Production Unit in Canada - Additional material:
Michael
Lewis
BBC Production Unit in Canada - Sound recordist:
Robert
Newman
Writer/Producer:
Ian
Curtis
by Louisa M. Alcott
Adapted by Constance Cox
[Starring] Phyllis Calvert as Marmee
with Annabelle Lee, Jill Dixon
(BBC recording first shown last year)
Contributors
Author:
Louisa M.
Alcott
Adapted by:
Constance
Cox
Producer:
Dorothea
Brooking
Jo:
Annabelle
Lee
Mrs. March:
Phyllis
Calvert
Meg:
Kate
Cameron
John Brooke:
Harvey
Hall
Laurie:
David
Cole
Mr. Lawrence:
Noel
Howlett
Mr. March:
Edward
Jewesbury
Amy:
Jill
Dixon
Professor Bhaer:
George
Pravda
Hannah:
Aithna
Gover
On transmitters serving the areas:
6.10 News for Scotland, Northern Ireland and the English Regions
News from Wales: 6.15-6.20
Spare Time in Wales with Wheeler and Fordyce who find it tough with the spare time Army.
(Next week: Spare Time on the Broads)
Contributors
Presenter:
Geoffrey
Wheeler
Presenter:
Keith
Fordyce
Editor:
Jack
Cox
Producer:
Derek
Burrell-Davis
Look around with Cliff Michelmore, Derek Hart, Geoffrey Johnson Smith and the travelling reporters including Alan Whicker, Fyfe Robertson.
Contributors
Presenter:
Cliff
Michelmore
Reporter:
Derek
Hart
Reporter:
Geoffrey Johnson
Smith
Reporter:
Alan
Whicker
Reporter:
Fyfe
Robertson
Associate producer:
Alasdair
Milne
Associate producer:
Antony
Jay
Associate producer:
Gordon
Watkins
Editor:
Donald
Baverstock
Cricket: close of play scores
A Holiday Show with Kenneth Connor, Cliff Norton, Ken Morris and Joan Savage, Thelma Ruby, The George Mitchell Singers, Malcolm Lockyer and his Music.
Contributors
Comedian:
Kenneth
Connor
Performer:
Cliff
Norton
Entertainer:
Ken
Morris
Entertainer:
Joan
Savage
Performer:
Thelma
Ruby
Singers:
The George Mitchell
Singers
Musicians:
Malcolm Lockyer and his
Music
Script:
George
Wadmore
Script:
Terry
Nation
Script:
John
Junkin
Script:
Hugh
Woodhouse
Choreography:
Deirdre
Vivian
Vocal arrangements:
George
Mitchell
Musical arrangements:
Malcolm
Lockyer
Musical arrangements:
Ray
Terry
Settings:
George
Djurkovic
Director:
Leonard
Michell
Producer:
Dennis Main
Wilson
An excerpt from Geoffrey Lumsden's new farce.
From the Piccadilly Theatre, London.
(by arrangement with Peter Bridge)
See facing page
Contributors
Author:
Geoffrey
Lumsden
Settings:
Michael
Trangmar
Director:
Anthony
Sharp
Television presentation:
Alan
Chivers
Wellington Potts:
George
Benson
Gertrude Potts:
Winifred
Shotter
Jill Potts:
Gay
Cameron
Matron:
Margot
Lister
Laker-Hopp:
Derek
Smee
Archie D'Arcy:
Basil
Lord
Talky:
Timothy
West
Dr. Rodd:
Raymond
Huntley
Henry:
Graham
Armitage
Maj. Gen. Sir Charles Francis-Francis Cartmichael:
Geoffrey
Lumsden
Lady Cartmichael:
Nan
Munro
Mabel:
Bridget
McConnel
Gordon Wilding:
Leslie
Randall
Sidney Torch conducts and introduces music by Richard Rodgers.
(See below and page 4)
Sidney Torch conducts and introduces the music from "Carousel", "South Pacific", "Oklahoma" and "The King and I" by Richard Rodgers
Contributors
Conductor/Presenter:
Sidney
Torch
Composer:
Richard
Rodgers
Musicians:
The Sidney Torch
Orchestra
Singer:
Olga
Gwynne
Singer:
Patricia
Moore
Singer:
John
Ford
Singer:
Gerwyn
Morgan
Singer:
William
Newman
Singer:
Robert
Docker
Singer:
Jolyon
Dodgson
Singer:
James
Maxwell
Singer:
Vernon
Williams
Deviser/Producer:
Charles R.
Rogers
Production numbers staged by:
Tutte
Lemkow
Designer:
Tony
Abbott
by Henrik Ibsen
Translated from the Norwegian by Michael Meyer
Produced for television by Michael Elliott
[Starring] Patrick McGoohan
with Patrick Wymark, Dilys Hamlett
('Brand' was originally staged by the 59 Theatre Company at the Lyric Opera House, Hammersmith, under the direction of Michael Elliott)
(See above)
(Patrick Wymark is in "One to Another" at the Lyric Opera House, Hammersmith; Peter Sallis is in "Look After Lulu" at the Royal Court Theatre, London)
Michael Meyer writes on page 3
Contributors
Author:
Henrik
Ibsen
Translated by:
Michael
Meyer
Stage Director/Producer for television:
Michael
Elliott
Costumes designed by:
Richard
Negri
Television Design:
Gordon
Roland
Brand:
Patrick
McGoohan
A Guide:
Joby
Blanshard
Guide's son:
William
McLaughlin
Agnes:
Dilys
Hamlett
Ejnar:
James
Maxwell
Gerd:
Olive
McFarland
Mayor:
Patrick
Wymark
Woman from the Headland:
June
Bailey
A Villager:
Fulton
Mackay
Brand's mother:
Enid
Lorimer
Doctor/Provost:
Peter
Sallis
Gypsy woman:
Anita
Georgi
Villager:
Paul
Bailey
Villager:
Howard
Baker
Villager:
Leonard
Davies
Villager:
Harald
Jensen
Villager:
Patrick
Kavanagh
Villager:
Jocelyn
Page
Villager:
Roy
Spence
Villager:
John
Sterland
The:
action takes place in a small fjord-side village in Norway and in the mountains above it, late in the last
century.
followed by Weather and Close Down