Listings
for Good Friday
A united act of worship arranged by the Exeter Free Church Council from
Southernhay Congregational Church, Exeter.
Minister, The Rev. David Geddes
Preacher, The Rev. Dr. Donald Hudson
assisted by other Free Church ministers of the city
Old. Testament Lesson: Isaiah 53
Epistle: Romans 5. vv. 6-11 Gospel: Mark 15, vv. 16-40
The hymns taken from Congregational Praise: Nos. 132, 128, 131
Anthem: Ave Verum (Mozart)
(to 12.00)
Contributors
Minister:
The Rev. David
Geddes
Preacher:
The Rev. Dr. Donald
Hudson
Organist:
Clarence
Bray
Television presentation:
Kenneth
Savidge
For the very young
Audrey Atterbury and Molly Gibson pull the strings
Gladys Whitred sings the songs
Peter Hawkins speaks the voices
Maria Bird writes the songs and music
BBC film
(to 13.45)
Contributors
Puppeteer:
Audrey
Atterbury
Puppeteer:
Molly
Gibson
Singer:
Gladys
Whitred
Voices:
Peter
Hawkins
Songwriter/music:
Maria
Bird
The Seven Words of Our Saviour on the Cross by Haydn.
Recorded at St. David's Cathedral, Pembrokeshire by permission of the Dean and Chapter
Eileen Poulter (soprano), Sybil Michelow (contralto), Kenneth Bowen (tenor), John Cameron (bass), The Glendower Singers
BBC Welsh Orchestra
Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conducted by Mansel Thomas
First televised on April 12, 1963
Contributors
Soprano:
Eileen
Poulter
Contralto:
Sybil
Michelow
Tenor:
Kenneth
Bowen
Bass:
John
Cameron
Singers:
The Glendower
Singers
Musicians:
BBC Welsh
Orchestra
[Orchestra] leader:
Philip
Whiteway
[Orchestra] conducted by:
Mansel
Thomas
Music associate:
Alwyn
Jones
Producer:
David J.
Thomas
Written and produced by Richard Cawston.
The world of the airline pilot is the utter darkness or the brilliant sunshine at 35,000 feet, landings through fog and cloud, and slip stations along the route.
This widely-acclaimed film shows in detail the job of flying one of the giant jets which cruise just below the speed of sound-B.O.A.C. Boeing 707 Flight 900, bound for Beirut and the Far East.
Pilots of three British airlines provide the comment on a professional life which is at the hub of national prestige and international controversy.
See page 49
Contributors
Writer/producer:
Richard
Cawston
Photographed by:
Dick
Bush
Sound:
Robert
Saunders
Sound:
Robin
Green
Sound:
John
Hore
Film editor:
Roy
Fry
From the novel by Anthony Hope.
Starring Ronald Colman, Madeleine Carroll, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., David Niven
See page 49
Contributors
Author:
Anthony
Hope
Director:
John
Cromwell
Producer:
David O.
Selznick
Rudolf Rassendyll:
Ronald
Colman
King Rudolf V of Ruritania:
Ronald
Colman
Princess Flavia:
Madeleine
Carroll
Rupert of Hentzau:
Douglas Fairbanks
Jr.
Fritz von Tarlenheim:
David
Niven
Antoinette de Mauban:
Mary
Astor
Black Michael:
Raymond
Massey
Colonel Sapt:
C. Aubrey
Smith
A close-up look at the two men who will set the pace in tomorrow's Boat Race.
From the Midlands
Contributors
Photography:
Ian
Stone
Photography:
Mike
Williams
Recorded by:
Bill
Barker
Recorded by:
John
Gilbert
Editor:
Bill
Brind
Producer:
Derek
Smith
An Italia Prize film from Japan.
For some years a group of Japanese university students made regular visits to Koshima Island to study the wild monkeys and to relate their behaviour to human society.
Contributors
Director:
Toshio
Kobayashi
A comedy film series featuring the hilarious adventures of a happy-go-lucky scriptwriter and his family.
Starring Dick Van Dyke
with Mary Tyler Moore, Morey Amsterdam, Rose Marie and Larry Mathews
My Husband is a Check Grabber ...for he's a jolly good fellow!
Contributors
Rob Petrie:
Dick Van
Dyke
Laura Petrie:
Mary Tyler
Moore
Buddy Sorrell:
Morey
Amsterdam
Sally Rogers:
Rose
Marie
Ritchie Petrie:
Larry
Mathews
A film series of courtroom dramas.
Starring E.G. Marshall and Robert Reed
with Guest star, Janice Rule
A woman who is an alcoholic finds that, without knowing it, she has committed a murder.
Contributors
Lawrence Preston:
E.G.
Marshall
Kenneth Preston:
Robert
Reed
Sheila Phelps:
Janice
Rule
Bryan Phelps:
Murray
Hamilton
If not enough red blood cells are produced, or too many destroyed, we become anaemic. Tonight's programme shows how doctors and pathologists work as a team to combat this very common disease.
From St. Stephen's Hospital Group Pathology Laboratory, London
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(Next programme: the last programme in the present series comes from the Hospital for Sick Children, Great Ormond Street, London, and deals with babies who are born with bad hearts)
Contributors
Producer:
Peter
Bruce
Editor:
Bill
Duncalf
A film starring David Kossoff and Alfie Bass.
Screenplay by Wolf Mankowitz based on a story by Gogol.
Fender's one desire is to have a fine new overcoat-his first for over twenty years. And when his friend Morry the tailor offers to make him one, he is overjoyed. But before it is finished disaster overtakes him.
Contributors
Producer/Director:
Jack
Clayton
Screenplay:
Wolf
Mankowitz
Author:
Gogol
Music:
Georges
Auric
Morry:
David
Kossoff
Fender:
Alfie
Bass
Mr Ranting:
Alan
Tilvern
Ten leading dancers from the Royal Ballet take class in Studio 4.
Peter Wright appears by arrangement with the Stuttgart State Theatre Ballet; the dancers appear by arrangement with the General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden
Contributors
Commentary:
Gilbert
Vernon
Ballet Master:
Peter
Wright
Dancer:
Maryon
Lane
Dancer:
Merle
Park
Dancer:
Georgina
Parkinson
Dancer:
Lynn
Seymour
Dancer:
Doreen
Wells
Dancer:
Anthony
Dowell
Dancer:
David
Drew
Dancer:
Christopher
Gable
Dancer:
Bryan
Lawrence
Dancer:
Derek
Rencher
Pianist:
Patrick
Harvey
Designer:
Roger
Andrews
Producer:
Margaret
Dale
Michael Flanders and Donald Swann describe the events leading to the Crucifixion of Jesus.
Readings from Luke 23; Matthew 27 (New English Bible)
Carol: Friday Morning by Sydney Carter
Contributors
Reader:
Michael
Flanders
Singer:
Donald
Swann
Composer (Carol):
Sydney
Carter
Producer:
Joy
Harington