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from Our Lady of Benburb Prior, Benburb, Co. Tyrone.
Celebrant and preacher, Fr. Denis Hickey with the combined choirs of Benburb and Dungannon conducted by Fr. Austin Eustace.
The action of the Mass described by Fr. Patrick McEnroe.

Contributors

Celebrant and preacher:
Fr. Denis Hickey
[Choirs] conducted by:
Fr. Austin Eustace
Commentator:
Fr. Patrick McEnroe
Television presentation:
Moore Wasson

Programmes for parents about children.

Children in school are given many opportunities to talk before they learn to read and to write. Their talk grows out of their experience, their writing out of a desire to communicate this experience, and their reading out of a desire to confirm and extend it. By showing the child picture books, by reading and talking to him and, above all, by listening to him, the parent prepares the way for reading and writing and other and subtler forms of communication such as authorship and poetic writing.
Mabel E. Denny
Introduced by Tony Gibson.
A BBC Educational broadcast

Contributors

Speaker:
Mabel E. Denny
Presenter:
Tony Gibson
Producer:
Eileen Molony

Know your car-and get the best out of it.
A course on motor-car mechanics for owner-drivers.
Introduced by John F. Miles Chief Instructor of the High Performance Course, London and Anthony Marsh.

Keeping the car safe to drive. Toughened and laminated glass windscreens, safety belts, window mechanisms and door safety locks, the windscreen wiper motor.
A BBC Educational broadcast
(to 13.00)

Contributors

Presenter:
John F. Miles
Presenter:
Anthony Marsh
Animations:
Eric Ilett
Producer:
Stanley Hyland

The work of a Parks Superintendent in a North of England industrial town.
Percy Thrower introduces Tom Lazenby of Halifax.
Sequences include:
Successful H.T. Rose varieties
Tulips and daffodils in spring bedding
Victorian and modern attitudes to park design and function
Schoolchildren among the tropical plants and a Parks Superintendent at work in his own private garden
Filmed by North Region Film Unit
From the Midlands

Contributors

Presenter:
Percy Thrower
Guest:
Tom Lazenby
Producer:
Paul Morby

Introduced by John Cherrington.

The Moscow Exhibition
The first all-British agricultural show to be held in Russia closes today. How successful has it been in building up exports of livestock and machinery? George Sigsworth reports on the event and talks to the man behind it, Rudy Sternberg.

Integration: 3: What farmers must do now
To many farmers a dirty word, but in the opinion of Tim King something to be faced-and welcomed.

From the Midlands
followed by the Weather Situation for farmers and growers

Contributors

Presenter:
John Cherrington
Reporter (The Moscow Exhibition):
George Sigsworth
Interviewee (The Moscow Exhibition):
Rudy Sternberg
Item presenter (Integration):
Tim King
Producer:
Anthony Parkin

Adventures of Dale Robertson as Special Agent Jim Hardie.
with Jack Ging and William Demarest

Former confederates of reformed outlaw Dave Heweitt use his affection for a crippled girl to force him to help with a bank robbery.

Contributors

Jim Hardie:
Dale Robertson
Beau McCloud:
Jack Ging
Jeb Gaines:
William Demarest

[Starring] Edmund O'Brien
with Ida Lupino, Joan Fontaine

Harry Graham is not an evil man, yet he stands accused of a serious crime, for he has committed bigamy. But his reasons were compelling.

Contributors

Director:
Ida Lupino
Producer:
Collier Young
Harry Graham:
Edmond O'Brien
Eve Graham:
Joan Fontaine
Phyllis Martin:
Ida Lupino
Mr Jordan:
Edmund Gwenn
Tom:
Kenneth Tobey

by Robert Barr.
A second showing of some of the cases encountered by Z Victor One and Z Victor Two.

When Josh Tansfield tries to make a deal with the police, John Watt is worried but Barlow gets the best of a good bargain.

Contributors

Writer/script editor:
Robert Barr
Designer:
Stanley Morris
Film sequences - Cameraman:
David Prosser
Film sequences - Editor:
Christopher La Fontaine
Casebook Material:
C. N. Lindsay
Producer:
David E. Rose
Director:
Kenneth Loach

by George Eliot.
Dramatised in six episodes by Constance Cox.

After plans have been made for a wedding, a crime is discovered.

Contributors

Author:
George Eliot
Dramatised by:
Constance Cox
Costumes supervised by:
Joyce Hammond
Make-up supervised by:
Lilias Munro
Designer:
Stephen Bundy
Script editor:
Betty Willingale
Producer:
Campbell Logan
Director:
Harold Clayton
Silas Marner:
David Markham
Sarah Weston:
Anna Cropper
William Dane:
Alan Rowe
Elder Johnson:
Lockwood West
Brother Eben:
Colin Douglas
Mrs Eben:
Grace Arnold
Deacon Anderson:
Julian D'Albie
Elder Jeffery:
Sidney Monckton

Is there a Christian answer to every moral problem? The man in the street thinks there ought to be and complains when there is not. But can you legislate for love?
Ludovic Kennedy questions The Bishop of Exeter and Dr. Donald Soper

Contributors

Interviewer:
Ludovic Kennedy
Interviewee:
The Bishop of Exeter [Robert Mortimer]
Interviewee:
Dr. Donald Soper
Producer:
Oliver Hunkin

Community hymn-singing from St. Mary's Parish Church, Cheltenham.
Introduced by William Neil.
Soloist, Janet Edmunds
Blessing given by the Rector, The Rev. Canon Hugh Evan Hopkins

Contributors

Presenter:
William Neil
Soloist:
Janet Edmunds
Conductor:
Laurence Hudson
Organist:
Dennis Newton
Organist:
Norman Dyson
Blessing:
The Rev. Canon Hugh Evan Hopkins
TV presentation:
John McGonagle

Starring Andy Stewart
and featuring Stephanie Voss, Duncan MacRae, John Grieve, Dixie Ingram, George Cross, Ted Darling, Arthur Boland, Isobil Nisbet, The George Mitchell Singers, The Dancers, The Augmented BBC Scottish Variety Orchestra
Leader, Dennis McConnell
Conductor, Jack Leon
From the BBC's television studio in Scotland

Contributors

Presenter/script:
Andy Stewart
Singer:
Stephanie Voss
Performer:
Duncan MacRae
Performer:
John Grieve
Dancer:
Dixie Ingram
Performer:
George Cross
Singer:
Ted Darling
Performer:
Arthur Boland
Performer:
Isobil Nisbet
Singers:
The George Mitchell Singers
Musicians:
The Augmented BBC Scottish Variety Orchestra
[Orchestra] leader:
Dennis McConnell
[Orchestra] conductor:
Jack Leon
Choreographer:
Denys Palmer
Script:
Lewis Schwarz
Designer:
Sheila Toye
Producer:
Iain MacFadyen

A film series starring Raymond Burr as the famous lawyer-investigator created by Erle Stanley Gardner.
with Barbara Hale, William Hopper, William Talman, Wesley Lau

A 'walking ghost', a man who has been declared legally dead, consults Perry Mason in a child-custody hearing.

Contributors

Character created by:
Erle Stanley Gardner
Perry Mason:
Raymond Burr
Della Street:
Barbara Hale
Paul Drake:
William Hopper
Hamilton Burger:
William Talman
Lt. Andy Anderson:
Wesley Lau

Created by A.J. Cronin.
Starring Andrew Cruickshank, Barbara Mullen
with Bill Simpson as Dr. Finlay
Guest stars, Clifford Evans, Molly Weir, Jack Watson

Contributors

Created by:
A.J. Cronin
Script:
William Woods
Script:
Robert Holmes
Script Editor:
Donald Bull
The series produced by arrangement with:
Graham Stewart
Designer:
Austen Spriggs
Producer:
Andrew Osborn
Director:
Julia Smith
Dr. Finlay:
Bill Simpson
James:
Clifford Evans
Claire:
Jan Stewart
Lucy:
Linda Pettifer
Mary Colquhoun:
Molly Weir
Wallace:
Jack Watson
Jean:
Pauline Munro
Janet:
Barbara Mullen
Mr. Johnson:
Ewan Roberts
Dr. Cameron:
Andrew Cruickshank
Ambulance attendant:
Norman Hartley

The fourth international contest of television light entertainment at Montreux.
the programme which was awarded this year's Golden Rose.

A comedy-fantasy written by Jean-Louis Roy.
Starring Sacha Distel
with Franca di Rienzo, Marc Fayolle, Jacky Mouliere, The Surfs, The Aiglons
A production of the Societe Suisse d'.- Radiodiffusion et Television

Contributors

Writer/director:
Jean-Louis Roy
Producer:
Andre Rosat
Director:
Pierre Koralnik
[Actor]:
Sacha Distel
[Actor]:
Franca Di Rienzo
[Actor]:
Marc Fayolle
[Actress]:
Jacky Mouliere
Group:
The Surfs
Band:
The Aiglons

BBC One London

About BBC One

BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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