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: Nesau at Dduw
Y LlestriMyfyrdodau o dan arweiniad
Canon J. H. Williams gyda
Chantorion Gogledd Cymru
Arweinydd, James Williams Organydd, William Bacon
A Welsh meditation conducted by Canon J. H. Williams.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Llandrindod Wells, Llanddona, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
Contributors
Conductor:
Canon J. H.
Williams
: O Sul I Sul
Welsh weekly news survey.(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Llandrindod Wells, Llanddona, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
: Os Gwelwch Yn Dda
Rhaglen o'ch dewis chwi eich hunain yn cynnwys cerddoriaeth, adroddiadau, a ffilmiau gydaEILEEN PRICE. BLODWEN EVANS
LIONEL SOLOMONS, Dilys DAVIES
C6R MEIBION CAMBRIAN Côrfeistr, D. R. Lewis
Cyfeilydd, Arwel Hughes Y cyflwyno gan
SHAN 'EMLYN ac OWEN EDWARDS
Golygydd cerdd, Moelfryn Harries Y cynllunio gan Pauline Harrison Y ffilmio gan Ted Brown
Y cynhyrchu gan IFAN O. WILLIAMS Recordiad y BBC
Ceisiadau ar gyfer y rhaglen i'w hanfon i 'Os Gwelwch yn Dda', BBC. Caerdydd
A programme of requests.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Llandrindod Wells, Llanddona, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
Contributors
Unknown:
Dilys
Davies
Unknown:
D. R.
Lewis
Unknown:
Arwel
Hughes
Unknown:
Moelfryn
Harries
Unknown:
Pauline
Harrison
Unknown:
Ted
Brown
Unknown:
Os
Gwelwch
: Seeing and Believing: Lessons on Life
Donald Holms introduces the second of four Christian comments on life as it is and as it might be.This week: The Rev. Donald Rose assisted by Wilfred Harrison and Tommy Eytle.
Contributors
Presenter:
Donald
Holms
Speaker:
The Rev. Donald
Rose
Assisted by:
Wilfred
Harrison
Assisted by:
Tommy
Eytle
Producer:
R. T.
Brooks
: Farming in the Outer Hebrides
and Weather for FarmersIntroduced by John Cherrington.
Cattle Breeding in Lewis
The work of the Department of Agriculture for Scotland to improve the quality of the crofters' cattle on the island.
Island Grazing
In the search for extra grazing sheep are taken to many of the small outlying islands, including the most remote, the Flannan Isles.
Harvest from the Sea
The cutting of seaweed for processing is a valuable source of income for some of the crofters in North Uist.
From the Midlands
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Cherrington
Film cameraman:
Ian
Stone
Film editor:
Henry
Fowler
Producer:
Desmond
O'Leary
Executive producer:
Ronald
Webster
: Foula
The contented isle.From Scotland
Contributors
Filmed and narration spoken by:
Chris
Mylne
Editor:
Alan
Grimley
Presented by:
Harry
Govan
: International Swimming
Direct from HollandStars from the six major swimming nations of Western Europe - Great Britain, Sweden, France, Holland, Italy, and Germany-compete in the second stage of this annual tournament.
Organised by the Dutch Swimming Association
Presented by the Dutch Television Service
Contributors
Commentator (at the Rotterdam Pool):
Max
Robertson
Commentator (at the Rotterdam Pool):
Harry
Walker
: Ustinov on Music
A conversation with Huw Wheldon in which Peter Ustinov tells, among other things, of his singing lessons at the Rome Opera.First shown in 'Monitor' last June
Contributors
Interviewer:
Huw
Wheldon
Interviewee:
Peter
Ustinov
: Cartoon Time
Two Polish cartoon films.Never Tease a Lion
The strange escapade of an ambitious lion who had ideas above his station.
The Chimney Sweep
A roof-top fantasy of a little man, a cat, and a ladder.
: The Royal Ballet: Les Rendezvous
Principal conductor, John Lanchberywith Doreen Wells, Brian Shaw, Merle Park, Petrus Brosnan, Graham Usher and full company
Music, Daniel Auber arranged and orchestrated by Constant Lambert played by Covent Garden Orchestra
Leader, Charles Taylor
Conducted by John Lanchbery
(Previously shown on April 22)
(The Royal Ballet appears by arrangement with the General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Ltd.)
Contributors
Director:
Ninette de
Valois
Associate director and principal choreographer/choreography:
Frederick
Ashton
Associate director:
John
Field
Associate director:
John
Hart
Associate director:
Michael
Somes
Principal conductor/orchestra conductor:
John
Lanchbery
Music:
Daniel
Auber
[Music] arranged and orchestrated by:
Constant
Lambert
[Music] played by:
Covent Garden
Orchestra
[Orchestra] leader:
Charles
Taylor
Costumes and scenery:
William
Chappell
Designed for television by:
Lionel
Radford
Producer:
Margaret
Dale
Dancer:
Doreen
Wells
Dancer:
Brian
Shaw
Dancer:
Merle
Park
Dancer:
Petrus
Brosnan
Dancer:
Graham
Usher
: Katy: Part 4
by Constance Cox.Based upon "What Katy Did" by Susan Coolidge.
Starring Susan Hampshire, John Welsh
with Betty Hardy
Guest star, Rachel Gurney
Contributors
Author:
Susan
Coolidge
Adapted by:
Constance
Cox
Producer:
Dorothea
Brooking
Film sequences director:
Edward
Barnes
Film cameraman:
George
Gibbings
Film editor:
Ted
Walter
Settings:
Daphne
Shortman
Katy Carr:
Susan
Hampshire
Dr Carr:
John
Welsh
Aunt Izzie:
Betty
Hardy
Bridget:
Kathleen St
John
Clover Carr:
Michele
Dotrice
Elsie Carr:
Elspeth
Pirie
Dorry Carr:
Paul
Large
A nurse:
Beryl
Nesbitt
Cousin Helen:
Rachel
Gurney
: Laramie: The Runaway
A Western film series.Starring John Smith, Robert Fuller
with Spring Byington and Dennis Holmes
Contributors
Slim Sherman:
John
Smith
Jess Harper:
Robert
Fuller
Daisy Cooper:
Spring
Byington
Mike:
Dennis
Holmes
: The News
followed by The Weather Man: The Eyes of All Wait Upon Thee
A Service from the John Ross Memorial Church for the Deaf, Glasgow.Conducted by the Rev. J. Stewart Lochrie assisted by James Strachan, William Gemmell and Peggy Smith.
Contributors
Conductor:
The Rev. J. Stewart
Lochrie
Assisted by:
James
Strachan
Assisted by:
William
Gemmell
Assisted by:
Peggy
Smith
Television presentation:
Ronald
Falconer
: Meeting Point: What is Prayer?
Alan Gibson talks to Fr. Michael, S.S.F. and John Wren-Lewis.From the West
Contributors
Presenter:
Alan
Gibson
Interviewee:
Fr.
Michael
Interviewee:
John
Wren-Lewis
Producer:
Kenneth
Savidge
: Wagon Train: The Kitty Allbright Story
Heading West to new horizons and new adventures with Robert Horton.Guest star, Polly Bergen
Out West, nurses had acquired a bad reputation, and when Kitty Allbright, fresh from the Florence Nightingale School of Nursing and full of new ideas, tries to establish a hospital wagon she has many prejudices to overcome - including a few from Flint McCullough.
Contributors
Flint McCullough:
Robert
Horton
Kitty Allbright:
Polly
Bergen
: The George Mitchell Choir
Around the World in Song.Contributors
Singers:
The George Mitchell
Choir
Musical director:
Robert de
Cormier
Staged by:
Douglas
Squires
Drawings:
Tony
Hart
Designer:
Bernard
Cary
Producer:
Travers
Thorneloe
: The Sunday-Night Play presenting: What's in it for Walter?
by Frank Tilsley.Television play by Barry Thomas.
[Starring] Maggie Fitzgibbon, John Stratton
with Patrick Bedford, George A. Cooper
Contributors
Author:
Frank
Tilsley
Television play by:
Barry
Thomas
Producer:
Chloe
Gibson
Film cameraman:
Peter
Sargent
Film editor:
Ian
Callaway
Music arranged by:
Tom
McCall
Designer:
Roy
Oxley
Margaret:
Maggie
Fitzgibbon
Walter Leonards:
John
Stratton
Benny:
Stuart
Hutchison
Freda:
Jean
Aubrey
Jack:
Patrick
Bedford
Nicholls:
Stanley
Meadows
Elsie Leonards:
Maureen
O'Reilly
Joe:
Dyson
Lovell
Dr Morgan:
Geoffrey
Palmer
Mr Castles:
George A.
Cooper
George, the barman:
Richard
Coe
: The News
: Stars of the Edinburgh Festival
Elisabeth Soderstrom soprano introduces some of the distinguished artists of the Edinburgh International Festival singing and playing music of their own choice.Teresa Berganza mezzo-soprano and Felix Lavilla piano, Richard Lewis tenor,
John Ogdon piano, Maureen Jones piano and Brenton Langbein violin.
Accompanist, Julian Dawson
From Scotland
Contributors
Presenter:
Elisabeth
Soderstrom
Mezzo-Soprano:
Teresa
Berganza
Pianist:
Felix
Lavilla
Tenor:
Richard
Lewis
Pianist:
John
Ogdon
Pianist:
Maureen
Jones
Violinist:
Brenton
Langbein
Pianist/Accompanist:
Julian
Dawson
Designer:
Douglas
Duncan
Producer:
Alan
Rees
: Signpost for Pilgrims
A Meditation by St. Martin's Cross, lona.From Scotland
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