with Holy Communion
from Rodborough Tabernacle Congregational Church, Stroud.
Minister, The Rev. John Ticehurst
Preacher, The Rev. W. J. Coggan, Moderator of the West Midland Province of the Congregational Union
First Lesson: Hebrews 12, vv. 18-28
Second Lesson: Matthew 5. vv. 1-16
Hymns: Give thanks to God; For all the saints; The Son of God proclaim
Psalm 23

(to 11.30)

Owen Edwards yn cyflwyno rhai pigion o raglenni'r wythnns
Welsh topical magazine.

Ten programmes about prehistoric man's first steps in technology.

How did man first start growing crops? What tools did he use? What were his fields like? What effect did it have on the landscape? These questions are discussed and illustrated by Nicholas Thomas, Assistant Keeper, Department of Archaeology, Birmingham City Museum; G. W. Dimbleby, Professor of Human Environment, Institute of Archaeology, University of London; Peter Wood, Lecturer in Geography, University of Reading.
A BBC Educational broadcast

Introduced by a Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology of the University of London.

How many women can achieve a painless childbirth? Do relaxation classes help? Are hospital facilities adequate? Is hypnosis in childbirth a practical suggestion? These are some of the questions which are discussed by two gynaecologists, and Erna Wright of the National Childbirth Trust. The programme includes a filmed illustration of a mother having her baby under hypnosis.
A BBC Educational broadcast

Lectures on the modern approach to the transmission of information by Professor Colin Cherry.
An Outside Broadcast from the Royal College of Surgeons
A BBC Educational broadcast
To be repeated on Monday at 11.10 p.m.
(to 13.45)

A series of six programmes in which Michael Barratt takes an outsider's look at Britain's biggest industry.
From the Midlands
followed by the Weather Situation for farmers and growers
See page 17

2.30 Let Me Speak: Jesuit Novices
Young people face Malcolm Muggeridge in a discussion on their beliefs.

'I will take a vow of Poverty, to renounce all ownership and to use things just as they are given me. I'll take a vow of Chastity, a pledge to love God totally which will forgo any joy of married life, and I will take a vow of Obedience - a total giving of self to God and a doing of his will as it is shown to me through the mouth of a human and fallible Superior'.
(First transmission on July 25)

3.0 Joyce Grenfell
Fifty minutes in a company of two-accompanied by an orchestra.
(First transmission on August 8)

Introduced this week by Kenneth Allsop.
The world and its events as the Tonight team reported them last week.
Produced by the Tonight team

by Robert Barr.
A second showing of Cage Until Tame

'You must be put in a cage until you are tamed'. When Arthur Timmins is released from prison he is still not tamed-but he is too late for his revenge.

by Alexandre Dumas.
Dramatised in twelve episodes by Anthony Steven.

Edmond visits the Inn of the Pont du Card and hears news of old friends and enemies.
See page 19

Written by Robert Gray.
with Jimmy Thompson as Asst. General, P.P.C.T.V.
From the North of England

The old Jews had a knack for putting their finger on the very central human problems. Modern Israel too is coping with problems that are the problems of the world....
Werner Pelz looks this week at the tensions between old and young, religious and secular, as they exist today.
Extract from The Hero's Wife by arrangement with Peter Frye
To be repeated tonight at 11.15 p.m.

Rupert Davies tells the story of Henri Dunant founder of the Red Cross.
First transmission on February 16

from The Central Exhibition Hall, Balmoral, Belfast.
with the Ulster Singers and the choirs of Malone Presbyterian Church, St. Bartholomew's Parish Church, McCracken Memorial Presbyterian Church, Glenlola Collegiate School.
BBC Northern Ireland Light Orchestra
Leader, David Adams
Conductor, Havelock Nelson
Introduced by Edgar Boucher.

says Michael Bentine
echoed by Clive Dunn and Leon Thau, Joe Gibbons
endorsed by John Mulgrew, Syd Deller, Sydney Dobson, Derek Martin, John Pollock, Freddie Powell, Andre Cameron
and Deryck Guyler
Devised and written by Michael Bentine and John Law.

Starring Paulette Goddard, Ray Milland
with Patric Knowles, Cecil Kellaway, Reginald Owen, Constance Collier

The adventures of a beautiful London street urchin who in 1783 rose from the slums to become the city's most notorious duchess.

The Indian stories of Rudyard Kipling.
with Joss Ackland, Kenneth Fortescue, Patrick Westwood
and Douglas Livingstone, Harry Landis, David Burke
Guest stars, John Paul, Peggy Thorpe-Bates, Kenneth Farrington, Toni Gilpin

Goldwater or Johnson?
In the final days before the voting James Mossman reports from the United States on the personalities of the two presidential candidates and the alternatives they offer to the people of America.
He examines the land in which they grew up, the way their thinking matured, and the methods they used in their rise to power.
See page 17

First transmission at 6.15 p.m.