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A programme for the close of Feed the Minds Week.
with Canon Roy McKay, The Rev. Dr. Norman Cockburn, The Rev. Dewi Morgan, Judith Chalmers, Wilfred Harrison and The Chamber Choir of the Guildhall School of Music.
Conductor, John Alldis
From the Church of All Hallows, London Wall
(to 11.30)

Contributors

Speaker:
Canon Roy McKay
Speaker:
The Rev. Dr. Norman Cockburn
Speaker:
The Rev. Dewi Morgan
Speaker:
Judith Chalmers
Speaker:
Wilfred Harrison
Singers:
The Chamber Choir of the Guildhall School of Music
[Choir] conductor:
John Alldis
Producer:
R. T. Brooks

Introduced by John Cherrington.

David Richardson visits farms in Norfolk and Gloucestershire to evaluate the advantages and problems of storing moist grain.
From the Midlands
followed by the Weather Situation for farmers and growers
(to 14.15)

Contributors

Presenter:
John Cherrington
Reporter:
David Richardson
Director:
Philip Hicks
Producer:
John Kenyon

Written by Alan Whicker.
Alan Whicker reports from The Private World of The Pocomaniacs.
Remarkable sights, hypnotic sounds of rites within the secret world of this Jamaican cult; in a fine frenzy of 'tromping' and furious drumming spirits take possession and Pocomaniacs begin to 'speak in tongues'...
A Tonight presentation
First transmission on Nov. 3, 1964

Contributors

Writer/reporter:
Alan Whicker
Sound recordist:
Freddie Downton
Cameraman:
Ken Willicombe
Film editor:
Bill Wright
Produced and directed by:
Michael Tuchner

Starring Alastair Sim, Claire Bloom, Ronald Shiner, Margaret Rutherford, Jimmy Edwards, Claude Dauphin

Six very different people, for very different reasons, find themselves in Paris for the weekend, and their adventures too are equally varied. But all become involved either amusingly or romantically-or both.

Contributors

Director:
Gordon Parry
Producer:
Anatole de Grunwald
Sir Norman:
Alastair Sim
Susan:
Claire Bloom
Gwiadys:
Margaret Rutherford
Dicky Bird:
Ronald Shiner
Max:
Claude Dauphin
George Stilton:
Jimmy Edwards
Andy McGregor:
James Copeland
Panitov:
Peter Illing
Josette:
Gaby Bruyere
Raymonde:
Monique Gerard

by Joan Clark.
A second showing of some of the cases encountered by Z Victor One and Z Victor Two.

A lost constable - but Sergeant Watt refuses to join his colleagues in jumping to conclusions.

Contributors

Writer:
Joan Clark
Casebook material:
C. N. Lindsey
Designer:
Stanley Morris
Film sequences - Cameraman:
Geoffrey Mulligan
Film sequences - Editor:
Sheila S. Tomlinson
Script Editor:
Kenneth Ware
Producer:
David E. Rose
Director:
Peter Cregeen

A serial in six parts by Lyon Todd.
adapted by Alistair Bell.
From the Midlands

Contributors

Author:
Lyon Todd
Adapter:
Alistair Bell
Costumes supervised by:
Joyce Hawkins
Make-up supervised by:
Gwen Arthy
Designer:
Michael Edwards
Script editor:
Betty Willingale
Producer:
Campbell Logan
Director:
Julia Smith
Alexander Graham Bell:
Alec McCowen
Thomas Watson:
Clive Endersby
Mabel Hubbard:
Francesca Annis
Jonas:
Andre Dakar
Mrs. Hubbard:
Mary Barclay
Mr. Hubbard:
John Woodnutt
Professor Bell:
John Phillips
Mrs. Bell:
Barbara Cavan
Jeannie:
Jean Anderson
Dunlop:
Don Smith
Ballachey:
Hal Galili
Dr. Ferguson:
Larry Cross
Reporter:
James Balfour
Griffin:
Ian Dyson
Mr. Sanders:
Peter Carlisle
A watchman:
Blake Butler
Lord Provost:
James Urquhart

An animated cartoon written and drawn by John Ryan.

Captain Pugwash in another series of thrilling adventures with his band of black-hearted pirates.

The Captain's new secret weapon causes a lot of trouble under the water.

Storyteller, Peter Hawkins

Contributors

Writer/artist:
John Ryan
Narrator:
Peter Hawkins
Presented by:
Diana Potter

Dietrich Bonhoeffer was murdered by the Nazis on April 9, 1945. His original Christian thinking has deeply influenced the 'new theology'. His ideas of religionless Christianity are discussed by:
Eberhard Bethge, Kinsman and biographer
Edwin Robertson, Editor of the English edition of Bonhoeffer's Collected Works
Cheslyn P. M. Jones, Principal of Chichester Theological College
Chairman, Stuart Maclure, Editor of Education
To be repeated tonight at 11.5

Contributors

Panellist:
Eberhard Bethge
Panellist:
Edwin Robertson
Panellist:
Cheslyn P. M. Jones
Chairman:
Stuart Maclure
Producer:
Vernon Sproxton

from Belmont Presbyterian Church, Belfast.
with the choirs of the church and Queen's Island Male Voice Choir.
Harp accompaniments, Derek Bell
Hymns introduced by Donald Cairns.

Contributors

Singers:
Queen's Island Male Voice Choir
Soloist:
Irene Sandford
Harpist:
Derek Bell
Organist:
R. A. Megraw
Conductor:
Havelock Nelson
Presenter:
Donald Cairns
Prayer and blessing:
The Rev. John Young
Producer:
Moore Wasson

A comedy series by John Chapman.
Starring Terry Scott and Hugh Lloyd
with Vi Stevens, Patricia Hayes, Jack Haig, Jill Curzon, Arthur English, Barrie Gosney, Jeffrey Gardiner, Arnold Ridley

Contributors

Writer:
John Chapman
Incidental music:
Wally Stott
Design:
Michael Young
Producer:
David Croft
Terry:
Terry Scott
Hugh:
Hugh Lloyd
Mrs. Scott:
Vi Stevens
Mrs. Wormold:
Patricia Hayes
Arthur Wormold:
Jack Haig
Norma Crispin:
Jill Curzon
[Actor]:
Arthur English
[Actor]:
Barrie Gosney
[Actor]:
Jeffrey Gardiner
[Actor]:
Arnold Ridley

[Starring] William Holden, Anne Baxter
with William Bendix, Sterling Hayden, Sonny Tufts, Howard Da Silva
See page 11

Contributors

Director:
John Farrow
Producer:
Robert Fellows
Screenplay:
Frank Wead
Screenplay:
Arthur Sheekman
From the novel by:
Ernest K. Gann
Colin:
William Holden
Lucille:
Anne Baxter
Porky:
William Bendix
Tad:
Sterling Hayden
Roland:
Sonny Tufts
Gafferty:
Howard Da Silva
Keith:
Johnny Sands
Poppy:
Jean Wallace
Mrs. Murphy:
Edith King
Reverend Polly:
Lloyd Corrigan
Sydney:
Dick Hogan
Mr. Thomas:
Will Wright

Created by A.J. Cronin.
Starring Andrew Cruickshank, Barbara Mullen
with Bill Simpson as Dr. Finlay
Guest star, Patrick Troughton
See page 11

Contributors

Created by:
A. J. Cronin
Script:
Eddie Maguire
Script:
Donald Bull
Script editor:
Pat Dunlop
The series produced by arrangement with:
Graham Stewart
Film cameraman:
Alex A. Pearce
Film editor:
Dave Taylor
Designer:
Susan Spence
Producer:
Gerard Glaister
Director:
Bill Slater
Lucy Burns:
Valerie Douglas
Mr. Miller:
Patrick Troughton
Dr. Finlay:
Bill Simpson
Mrs. Mudie:
Audrey Muir
Bert Flack:
Roy Murray
Beth Flack:
Katy Gardiner
Jed:
Brian Pettifer
Bella:
Eve Davidson
Janet:
Barbara Mullen
Dr. Cameron:
Andrew Cruickshank
Jock Watson:
Jack Stewart
Jamie Mudie:
Gavin Dorrian
Neil Watson:
David Dalgleish
Mrs. Watson:
Betty Duncan
Dr. Snoddie:
Eric Woodburn
Mr. Mudie:
Stanley Stewart
P.C. Dickie:
David MacMillan

[Starring] David Frost
with Cleo Laine, John Bird, Doug Fisher, Roy Hudd, Brian Murphy with Michael Crawford as Byron and visitors.

Contributors

Musical Director:
Conn Bernard
Wardrobe supervised by:
Barbara Lane
Make-up supervised by:
Sandra Shepherd
Film editor:
Christopher La Fontaine
Designer:
Darrol Blake
Produced and directed by:
Ned Sherrin
Presenter:
David Frost
Singer:
Cleo Laine
Performer:
John Bird
Performer:
Doug Fisher
Comedian:
Roy Hudd
Performer:
Brian Murphy
Byron:
Michael Crawford

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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