Listings
: Seeing and Believing: Each Man's Praise
A Christian theme introduced by The Rev. G. Thackray Eddy with The Rev. F.W. K. Akuffo and a group of Ghanaians.Contributors
Presenter:
The Rev. G. Thackray
Eddy
Guest:
The Rev. F.W. K.
Akuffo
Producer:
R. T.
Brooks
: O Sul I Sul
Detholiad o ffilmiau newyddion yn dangos peth o weithgarwch Cymru a'r Cymry yn ystod yr wythnosA weekly news survey.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Llandrindod Wells, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
: Oratorio
Detholiad oCreadigaeth gan Haydn Cantorion:
Beti Jones
Trevor Anthony
Kenneth Bowen
Cor Unedig Douglas
Arweinydd. D. T. Davies Organydd, Arwel Hushes
Golygydd cerdd, Moelfryn Harries Cynhyrchydd,
Gethyn Stoodley Thomas
Telediad allanal a recordiwyd yn Hope. Eglwys Bresbyteraidd Cymru , Merthyr Tudful
Excerpts from Haydn's Creation.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Llandrindod Wells, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
: Farming: Electricity on the Farm
and Weather for FarmersIntroduced by John Cherrington.
Four-fifths of farms now have mains electricity, but how about the rest?
N. F. Marsh, Deputy Chairman of the Electricity Council, reviews the prospects, and discusses the problems of rural electrification with S. King, of the National Union of Agricultural Workers, Lincolnshire.
Filmed by the BBC's Agricultural Film Unit
From the Midlands
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Cherrington
Item presenter:
N. F.
Marsh
Interviewee:
S.
King
Film editor:
Henry
Fowler
Director:
John
Kenyon
: An Age of Kings: Henry IV Part 2: 8: The Band of Brothers
The Pageant of English History written by William Shakespeare.A second showing of 8: The Band of Brothers
Henry V's first public act after his accession was to lay claim to the French throne and to the hand of the French princess. When the Dauphin scornfully rejected these claims, the King and his army embarked at Southampton for France and captured the port of Harfleur. Now, marching inland on the road from Calais, they are confronted by an army that heavily outnumbers their own sick and weary forces. Both armies have encamped for the night near Agincourt. The French leaders feel confident of victory in the coming battle.
Contributors
Author:
William
Shakespeare
Music:
Christopher
Whelen
Title music:
Sir Arthur
Bliss
Designer:
Stanley
Morris
Director:
Michael
Hayes
Producer:
Peter
Dews
King Henry the Fifth:
Robert
Hardy
Brothers to the King:
Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester: John
Ringham
Brothers to the King:
John, Duke of Bedford: Patrick
Garland
Sir Thomas Erpingham:
Gordon
Gostelow
Pistol:
George A.
Cooper
Captain Gower:
Jeremy
Bisley
Captain Fluellen:
Kenneth
Farrington
Soldier in King Henry's army Court:
Terry
Wale
Soldier in King Henry's army Bates:
Tony
Garnett
Soldier in King Henry's army Williams:
Frank
Windsor
Captain Jamy:
Joby
Blanshard
Captain Macmorris:
Michael Graham
Cox
Duke of Orleans:
Jerome
Willis
Lewis, the Dauphin:
John
Warner
Constable of France:
George
Selway
Rambures:
Leon
Shepperdson
Le Fer, a French soldier:
Terence
Lodge
Duke of Bourbon:
Adrian
Brine
Earl of Westmoreland:
Julian
Glover
Duke of Exeter:
Noel
Johnson
Earl of Salisbury:
David
Andrews
Montjoy, the French Herald:
Robert
Lang
Duke of York:
John
Greenwood
Boy:
Timothy
Harley
The English Herald:
Anthony
Valentine
Charles the Sixth, King of France:
Alan
Rowe
Isabel, Queen of France:
Stephanie
Bidmead
Duke of Burgundy:
Edgar
Wreford
Katherine, Princess of France:
Judi
Dench
Alice, a waiting gentlewoman:
Yvonne
Coulette
[Actor]:
Dane
Howell
[Actor]:
John Murray
Scott
[Actor]:
Derek
Ware
: Film Matinee presents: One Minute to Zero
A drama.A wartime story of love and adventure in Korea.
[Starring] Robert Mitchum, Ann Blyth
Contributors
Director:
Tay
Garnett
Colonel Steve Janowski:
Robert
Mitchum
Linda Day:
Ann
Blyth
Colonel Parker:
William
Talman
Sergeant Baker:
Charles
McGraw
Mary Parker:
Margaret
Sheridan
Captain Ralston:
Richard
Egan
: Sooty: Sooty's Sweet-Shop
Assisted by Sweep and Harry Corbett.From the North
Contributors
Puppeteer:
Harry
Corbett
Producer:
Trevor
Hill
: Oliver Twist: Episode 8
by Charles Dickens.Dramatised in thirteen episodes by Constance Cox.
Contributors
Author:
Charles
Dickens
Dramatised by:
Constance
Cox
Music composed by:
Ron
Grainer
Designer:
Stephen
Bundy
Producer:
Eric
Tayler
Oliver Twist:
Bruce
Prochnik
Dr Losberne:
Lloyd
Pearson
Mrs Maylie:
Noel
Hood
Rose Maylie:
Gay
Cameron
Giles:
Richard
Caldicot
Nancy:
Carmel
McSharry
Bill Sikes:
Peter
Vaughan
Blathers:
Victor
Platt
Duff:
Philip
Anthony
Brittles:
Aubrey
Morris
Fagin:
Max
Adrian
Monks:
John
Carson
Mr Bumble:
Willoughby
Goddard
Mrs Corney now Mrs Bumble:
Peggy
Thorpe-Bates
: Bronco: Yankee Tornado
A Western film series starring Ty Hardin as the roving cowboy adventurer.with Guest star Will Hutchins
Bronco joins forces with his old friend Tom Brewster and the dynamic young Theodore Roosevelt to prevent an Indian uprising.
Contributors
Bronco Layne:
Ty
Hardin
Tom Brewster:
Will
Hutchins
: The News
followed by The Weather Man: Sunday Story: Pepino and his Donkey: 2: At Rome
told by Eamonn Andrews.Adapted from Paul Gallico's 'The Small Miracle'.
Contributors
Storyteller:
Eamonn
Andrews
Producer:
John
Elphinstone-Fyffe
: Songs of Praise
Congregational hymn-singing from The Salvation Army Stuart Hall, Cardiff.with John Morgan
Conducted by Mansel Thomas
Introduced by the Rev. Dr. Gwilym ap Robert.
Contributors
Singer:
John
Morgan
Conductor:
Mansel
Thomas
Accompanist:
Arwel
Hughes
Presenter:
The Rev. Dr. Gwilym Ap
Robert
Producer:
Gethyn Stoodley
Thomas
: Meeting Point: Escape from Life?
The reasons why a man enters a monastery and the relevance of religious communities in the twentieth century are discussed by Dom. Bernard Orchard,The Rev. Hubert Hoskins and A consultant psychiatrist.
Chairman, Patrick O'Donovan
Contributors
Panellist:
Dom. Bernard
Orchard
Panellist:
The Rev. Hubert
Hoskins
Panellist:
A consultant psychiatrist [name
uncredited]
Chairman:
Patrick
O'Donovan
Producer:
Oliver
Hunkin
: Tycoon
A film drama.Starring John Wayne, Laraine Day and Sir Cedric Hardwicke
with Anthony Quinn
Contributors
Director:
Richard
Wallace
Johnny Munroe:
John
Wayne
Maura Alexander:
Laraine
Day
Frederick Alexander:
Sir Cedric
Hardwicke
Miss Braithwaite:
Judith
Anderson
Pop Mathews:
James
Gleason
Ricky:
Anthony
Quinn
: What's My Line?
Chairman, Eamonn AndrewsPanel: Isobel Barnett, Barbara Kelly, David Nixon, Alan Melville and a mystery guest celebrity.
Televised by arrangement with C.B.S. and Maurice Winnick
Contributors
Chairman:
Eamonn
Andrews
Panellist:
Isobel
Barnett
Panellist:
Barbara
Kelly
Panellist:
David
Nixon
Panellist:
Alan
Melville
Research:
Julia
Cave
Director:
Richard
Evans
Producer:
John
Warrington
Devised by:
Mark
Goodson
Devised by:
Bill
Todman
: The News
: Monitor
A fortnightly magazine of the arts.Tonight's edition includes:
Friso Ten Holt
The Dutch painter whose first British exhibition opened at the New London Gallery last week talking with John Berger.
'Suddenly the painting begins to talk, to ask its own questions. And you have to respond to that question, otherwise you are never a painter'.
Introduced and edited by Huw Wheldon.
Contributors
Interviewee:
Friso Ten
Holt
Interviewer:
John
Berger
Film editor:
Allan
Tyrer
Associate producer:
Nancy
Thomas
Associate producer:
Humphrey
Burton
Presenter/editor:
Huw
Wheldon
: The Epilogue: One God
The Rev. Noel Calvin, Minister of the Tabernacle Congregational Church, Trowbridge.Contributors
Presenter:
The Rev. Noel
Calvin
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