Listings
: O Sul I Sul
Newyddion am Gymru a Chymry.(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield and Crystal Palace)
: Swynol Gan
gydaRowland Jones (tenor) John Williams (gitar)
Anita Williams (soprano)
Cantorion Shelley
(Corfeistres, Eiddwen Griffiths )
Rhan o Gerddorfa Gymreig y BBC
(Blaenwr, Philip Whiteway )
Dan arweiniad Arwel Hughes
Cyflwynydd, Osian Ellis
Cynllunydd, David Butcher
Trefnwyd y rhaglen gan Alwyn Jones
Cynhyrchydd.
GETHYN STOODLEY THOMAS
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield and Crystal Palace)
(to 13.40)
Contributors
Tenor:
Rowland
Jones
Gitar:
John
Williams
Soprano:
Anita
Williams
Soprano:
Cantorion
Shelley
Unknown:
Eiddwen
Griffiths
Unknown:
Philip
Whiteway
Unknown:
Osian
Ellis
Unknown:
David
Butcher
: The Weather Situation for farmers and growers, followed by Farming
A weekly agricultural magazine for those who live by the land.Introduced by John Cherrington.
Hampshire Cattle Breeders
James Thorburn visits the Hampshire Cattle Breeders Society Ltd., at Lyndhurst. The Society, founded by a group of farmers, provides an artificial insemination service covering a wide area.
Lowering Farming Costs
Clifford Selly chairs a discussion between Richard Lamb, chairman of the Farmers and Smallholders Association, and John Montgomery, chairman of the Economic Committee of the National Farmers' Union of England and Wales.
From the BBC's Midland television studio
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Cherrington
Item presenter (Hampshire Cattle Breeders):
James
Thorburn
Chairman (Lowering Farming Costs):
Clifford
Selly
Panellist (Lowering Farming Costs):
Richard
Lamb
Panellist (Lowering Farming Costs):
John
Montgomery
Film directed by:
David
Martin
Film cameraman:
Mike
Williams
Film editor:
Edward Le
Lorrain
Producer:
Hilary
Phillips
: News Review
Seven Days in Thirty MinutesRecalling this week's outstanding events on film with personalities, reports, and expert analysis from studios at home and abroad.
Introduced by Kenneth Kendall.
Contributors
Presenter:
Kenneth
Kendall
: The Return of the Osprey
During the last five or six years the osprey, a large bird of prey that feeds almost exclusively on fish, has been trying to breed in Scotland after a lapse of nearly fifty years.Bruce Campbell shows film of this fascinating bird, and introduces Philip Brown and George Waterston, of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, who have organised the measures taken to ensure its successful breeding this year.
Presented by the Natural History Unit
Contributors
Presenter:
Bruce
Campbell
Guest:
Philip
Brown
Guest:
George
Waterston
Producer:
Christopher
Parson
: The Brains Trust
meets this afternoon to answer your questions.The members this week are: Pamela Hansford Johnson, Sam Wanamaker, Denis Johnston, Lord Boothby, K.B.E.
Question-Master, Sir John Wolfenden
Questions should be addressed to 'The Brains Trust', [address removed]
Contributors
Panellist:
Pamela Hansford
Johnson
Panellist:
Sam
Wanamaker
Panellist:
Denis
Johnston
Panellist:
Lord
Boothby
Question-Master:
Sir John
Wolfenden
Producer:
Michael
Bowen
: International Swimming: Italy v. Great Britain v. Sweden
Direct from RomeThe final day of this triangular international match taking place in the newly-built Olympic Games swimming pool in Rome.
Television presentation by the Italian Television Service
Contributors
Commentator:
Harry
Walker
Commentator:
Max
Robertson
: Adventure with Hans and Lotte Hass: 4: Our Ancestor: The Fish
A series of seven programmes.Why have tropical fish such fantastic shapes and patterns? Why do some fish swim with their tails, while others use their fins? In this film Hans Hass explains what answers science has to give to these questions and shows you that all forms of life-including our own-originally came from the sea.
The series directed by Hans Hass
Contributors
Diver/narrator/Film cameraman/director:
Hans
Hass
Diver/narrator:
Lotte
Hass
Film editor:
Paul
Khan
Producer:
Nicholas
Crocker
: The Thrilling Adventures of Captain Pugwash and Stowaway Tom
An animated cartoon.Contributors
Written and drawn by:
John
Ryan
Storyteller:
Peter
Hawkins
Presented by:
Gordon
Murray
: The Moonstone: Episode 1
by Wilkie Collins.Dramatised in seven episodes by A. R. Rawlinson.
with James Hayter, Rachel Gurney, James Sharkey, Mary Webster, Barry Letts, Marne Maitland
Contributors
Author:
Wilkie
Collins
Dramatised by:
A.R.
Rawlinson
Producer:
Shaun
Sutton
Fight arranged by:
Terry
Baker
Film Cameraman:
Leonard
Newson
Film Editor:
Jim
Tobin
Designer:
Eileen
Diss
Colonel Herncastle:
Barry
Letts
First Brahmin Priest:
Rahmon
Vernon
Second Brahmin Priest:
Basdeo
Pandey
Third Brahmin Priest:
Sesha
Palihakkara
Gabriel Betteredge:
James
Hayter
Penelope Betteredge:
Annabelle
Lee
Lady Verinder:
Rachel
Gurney
Rachel Verinder:
Mary
Webster
First Indian:
Marne
Maitland
Second Indian:
Aspi
Jehangir
Third Indian:
Ikhlaq
Bux
Franklin Blake:
James
Sharkey
Doctor:
Jack
Lambert
Rosanna Spearman:
Dorothy
Gordon
James, the footman:
Anthony
Sagar
White boy:
Lindsay
Scott-Patton
Others taking part:
Colin
Morton
Others taking part:
Terry
Baker
Others taking part:
Gilbert
McIntyre
Others taking part:
James
Clifton
Others taking part:
Don
Matthews
Others taking part:
Conrad
Gobin
Others taking part:
Hugh
Lombard
Others taking part:
null
Shahabuddin
Others taking part:
Saleem
Talib
Others taking part:
Gustard
Jehangir
: Sunday Special: The Deep River Boys
A programme of Negro Spirituals.(to 18.20)
Contributors
Singers:
The Deep River
Boys
Presented by:
Philip
Barker
: Meeting Point: This is My Story: Hope out of Terror
A programme about people and God.Fourteen years ago this month, the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. In tonight's programme Mrs. Junko Kline, a Japanese Christian-a school-girl at the time-who was there on that fateful morning in August 1945, describes her experiences and their sequel. Near Nagasaki, not far away, was a British prisoner of war, who has since become a Methodist Minister, the Rev. Benjamin Drewery. He, too, describes his experiences and their sequel.
Introduced by William Purcell.
Film sequences by the Midland Region Film Unit
Contributors
Interviewee:
Mrs. Junko
Kline
Interviewee:
The Rev. Benjamin
Drewery
Presenter:
William
Purcell
Producer:
Barrie
Edgar
: Charlie Drake: Treble
Written by Dave Freeman and Charlie Drake.
Introduced by Charles O'Casey Drake.
"The Moon and Fourpence", "War or Peace", "The Little Picture Hanger"
Contributors
Writer:
Dave
Freeman
Writer:
Charlie
Drake
Producer:
Ernest
Maxin
Charles O'Casey Drake:
Charlie
Drake
: Forgotten Village
A documentary filmWritten by John Steinbeck.
This superbly photographed and directed film reveals with insight and understanding how life has to be lived for many Mexicans in the strangely primitive and little-known areas of Mexico.
Contributors
Writer:
John
Steinbeck
: Masterpieces of Portraiture: 3: Rembrandt
'Hendrickje Stoffels', 'Burgomaster Jan Six', 'Lady with Ostrich Feather'
Sir Gerald Kelly on Masterpieces of Portraiture
Contributors
Presenter:
Sir Gerald
Kelly
Photographed by:
Ken
Higgins
Recorded by:
Norman
Allen
Editor:
Harry
Hastings
Producer:
Christopher
Doll
: The Epilogue: Forgetting and Forgiving
Talk by the Bishop of Worcester, the Rt. Rev. L. M. Charles Edwards.From the BBC's Midland television studio
Weather and Close Down
Contributors
Presenter:
The Rt. Rev. L. M. Charles
Edwards
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