Listings
: O Sul I Sul
Newyddion am Gymru a Chymry.(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield and Crystal Palace)
: Branwen, Ferch Llyr
Cwmni Clwb Ieuenctid Taibach yn chwarae, ar ffurf meim, gyfaddasiad o un o storiau'r MabinogiTelynores, Ann Griffiths
Cynllunydd, Alan Taylor
Y cynhyrchu gan Elwyn Thomas
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield and Crystal Palace)
(to 13.35)
Contributors
Harpist:
Ann
Griffiths
Costumes:
Alan
Taylor
Produced by:
Elwyn
Thomas
: 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.
Foot Rot
The Vet gives advice on the diagnosis and prevention of foot rot in sheep.
Farm Visit
John Chilman of Kincham, Presteigne, comes to the studio to talk about his farm, with film illustration by Ion Trant.
From the BBC's Midland television studio
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Cherrington
Item presenter (Foot Rot):
The Vet [name
uncredited]
Item presenter (Farm Visit):
John
Chilman
Film (Farm Visit):
Ion
Trant
Film editor:
Edward Le
Lorrain
Producer:
George
Sigsworth
: News Review
Seven Days in Twenty-five MinutesRecalling this week's outstanding events on film with personalities, reports, and expert analysis from studios at home and abroad.
Introduced by Robert Dougall.
Contributors
Presenter:
Robert
Dougall
: Zoo Quest to West Africa
A filmIn 1954 an expedition sponsored jointly by the London Zoo and the BBC Television Service, spent three months in Sierra Leone in search of rare animals.
This is the second showing of a film telling the story of the expedition, compiled from sequences previously televised in 1955.
Written and produced by David Attenborough.
Contributors
Filmed by:
Charles
Lagus
Editor:
Robert
Verrall
Writer/producer:
David
Attenborough
: Nina and Frederik
The distinguished Danish artists make a welcome reappearance on British television in a programme of music and song, specially filmed in the studios of Statsradiofonien, Copenhagen.Contributors
Singers:
Nina and
Frederik
Producer:
Bryan
Sears
: The Brains Trust
meets this afternoon to answer your questions.The members this week are: Moira Shearer, Dr. J. Bronowski, A. J. Ayer, Peter Hall.
Question-Master, Norman Fisher.
Questions should be addressed to: 'The Brains Trust', [address removed]
Contributors
Panellist:
Moira
Shearer
Panellist:
Dr. J.
Bronowski
Panellist:
A. J.
Ayer
Panellist:
Peter
Hall
Question-Master:
Norman
Fisher
Producer:
John
Furness
: Pippo
A film about a Sicilian boy.Pippo is the son of a charcoal burner and lives on the slopes of a volcano, Mount Etna. Sometimes the mountain rumbles, and then all the family wonders what will happen. Will it be just another stream of hot lava or will the volcano erupt and overwhelm their village?
Story told by Johnny Morris.
Contributors
Photographed and directed by:
Axel
Poignant
Photographed and directed by:
Roslyn
Poignant
Narrator:
Johnny
Morris
: The Moonstone: Episode 6
by Wilkie Collins.Dramatised in seven episodes by A. R. Rawlinson.
with James Hayter, Patrick Cargill, James Sharkey, Mary Webster, Annabelle Lee
Contributors
Author:
Wilkie
Collins
Dramatised by:
A. R.
Rawlinson
Producer:
Shaun
Sutton
Film cameraman:
Leonard
Newson
Film editor:
Ron de
Mattos
Designer:
Eileen
Diss
Gabriel Betteredge:
James
Hayter
Penelope Betteredge:
Annabelle
Lee
Mrs Merridew:
Enid
Lindsey
Rachel Verinder:
Mary
Webster
Sergeant Cuff:
Patrick
Cargill
Franklin Blake:
James
Sharkey
Tom Yolland:
Colin
Douglas
Mrs Yolland:
Edna
Petrie
Dr Ezra Jennings:
Philip
Latham
Limping Lucy:
Jacqueline
Forster
James, the footman:
Anthony
Sagar
: Sunday Special: The Boy with an Idea
William Wilberforce was born 200 years ago. Canon Noel Duckworth, chaplain of Pocklington School which Wilberforce attended, shows how the champion of the slaves started and ended his greatest fight.Contributors
Presenter:
Canon Noel
Duckworth
: One Faith
Evening Service for viewers in Britain and Holland conducted in Holy Trinity Parish Church, Hull and Morgensterkerk, Rotterdam by the Rev. Reginald Hiff, Vicar of Holy Trinity, Hull, and the Rev. Paul Thieme; Pastor W. M. Kalmijn in charge of Morgensterkerk, Rotterdam, and Pastor Michael de Vriess.Order of Service
Introduction
A safe stronghold our God Is still (A. and M. Rev. 183)
St. Mark 8. w. 27-31
When I survey the wondrous Cross (A. and M. Rev. 108)
Philippians 2. vv. 2-11
Jesus Christ is risen today (A. and M. Rev. 134)
Trumpet Voluntary (Jeremiah Clarke) Carol: Lord Jesus hath a garden
O God, our help in ages past (A. and M. Rev. 165)
The Lord's Prayer
Now thank we all our God (A. and M. Rev. 379)
Blessing
Organist and choirmaster, Peter Goodman
Broadcast with the co-operation of the Dutch Television Service
Contributors
Service conducted by:
The Rev. Reginald
Hiff
Service conducted by:
The Rev. Paul
Thieme
Service conducted by:
Pastor W. M.
Kalmijn
Service conducted by:
Pastor Michael de
Vriess
Organist and choirmaster:
Peter
Goodman
: Meeting Point: You Shall Be My People
Edwin Robertson tells the life story of a remarkable Prussian, Reinold von Thadden-Trieglaff, German Commandant of Louvain during the Nazi occupation and since 1949 leader of the Kirchentag movement of the German Protestant Church.Robert Kee reports on the gathering for this year's Kirchentag in Munich, August 12-16.
Contributors
Presenter:
Edwin
Robertson
Reporter:
Robert
Kee
: The Hildegarde Neff Show
[Starring] Hildegarde Neffwith Sam Wanamaker, Dora Bryan, Leslie Phillips, The Wanted Five, Mario Calpe, Terry Skelton and the Dancers, Hugh Lloyd, Malcolm Watson, The George Mitchell Singers.
Contributors
Entertainer:
Hildegarde
Neff
Performer:
Sam
Wanamaker
Performer:
Dora
Bryan
Performer:
Leslie
Phillips
Entertainers:
The Wanted
Five
Singer:
Mario
Calpe
Performer:
Terry
Skelton
Performer:
Hugh
Lloyd
Performer:
Malcolm
Watson
Singers:
The George Mitchell
Singers
Choreography/producer:
Ernest
Maxin
Orchestra conducted by:
Eric
Robinson
Script:
Denis
Goodwin
Designer:
Gordon
Roland
: What's My Line?
Television's most popular panel game.With Isobel Barnett, Gilbert Harding, Louise Collins, Cyril Fletcher.
In the chair, Eamonn Andrews
Contributors
Panellist:
Isobel
Barnett
Panellist:
Gilbert
Harding
Panellist:
Louise
Collins
Panellist:
Cyril
Fletcher
Chairman:
Eamonn
Andrews
Producer:
Ronald
Marsh
: Sunday-Night Theatre presents: It's An Ill Wind
by Winston Clewes.[Starring] John Slater with Vi Stevens
From the BBC's West of England television studios
Contributors
Writer:
Winston
Clewes
Producer:
Brandon
Acton-Bond
Designer:
Desmond
Chinn
Gloria Taylor:
Renny
Lister
Nellie Taylor:
Vi
Stevens
Rose Taylor:
Lesley
Nunnerley
Jim Taylor:
Roland
Curram
Bert Taylor:
John
Slater
Ronald Dukes:
John
Southworth
Simpson:
Maurice
Durant
The Doctor:
Philip
Lennard
Tom Hanrahan:
Tony
Hilton
The journalists:
John
Baddeley
The journalists:
Edward
Kelsey
The journalists:
Barry
Lowe
: Monitor
A fortnightly magazine of the arts.Introduced by Peter Newington.
Tonight's edition includes
Sean O'Casey
A filmed profile with an extract from the current production of his play 'Cock-a-Doodle Dandy'.
Contributors
Presenter/producer:
Peter
Newington
Subject:
Sean
O'Casey
Film editor:
Allan
Tyrer
Associate producer:
Nancy
Thomas
: The Epilogue: On the move
A talk by Dr. Howard Williams.Followed by Weather and Close Down
Contributors
Presenter:
Dr. Howard
Williams
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