Readings from Basic Verities by Charles Peguy.
translated by Ann Green and Julian Green.
From St. Stephen's Church, Walbrook
(to 11.30)
John Cherrington talks to Arthur Street, author, journalist, and farmer, at his home, and at Ditchampton Farm, which was the setting of his famous book, Farmer's Glory.
BBC film
From the Midlands
followed by the Weather Situation for farmers and growers
Thirty Years of Modern Greece
The pattern of Greece has always been one of vitality, of tragedy, of violence, and of recurring crises. This unusual programme, made from film sources only quite recently discovered. shows how the present political and social problems are a repetition not merely of what has happened in this century but what has recurred throughout the long and ancient history of Greece.
Written and spoken by Rex Warner. (Repeat)
direct from Dublin.
In today's match Kerry will be out to avenge their defeat by Galway in last year's Final and improve upon their record of having won the Championship more times than any other team.
Presented by Telefis Eireann
A short film from Germany.
A satirical essay on the relationship of man and the automobile.
Written, produced, and directed by Haro Senft.
Written by Eric Paice
A series created by Ted Willis
Starring Jack Warner
An echo from the past brings George Dixon face to face with a man seeking vengeance.
(Repeat)
by Charles Kingsley
Dramatised in sixteen episodes by Anthony Steven
How Hereward aids the Princess of Cornwall
(William Hobbs is a member of the National Theatre Company)
Written by Oliver Postgate
Another adventure of Noggin Prince of the Nogs
Story told by Oliver Postgate and Ronnie Stevens
Nogbad the Bad finds the sorcerer's sword and threatens the kingdom with destruction.
Trevor Reeson reports from Pyrford, Surrey and introduces some of its people before discussing their way of life.
with Leslie Fraser, County Planning Officer West Riding of Yorkshire and The Rev. Derek Head.
Repeated tonight at 11.10
Eartha Kitt tells Stories from Daniel. (Repeat)
from Hawick Old Parish Church.
with local church and school choirs
Conducted by William R. Smith
Introduced by Murdoch McPherson.
Ye gates lift up your heads on high (Tune, St. Edinburgh)
I to the hills will lift mine eyes (Tune, French)
Our blest Redeemer, ere h breathed (Tune, St. Cuthbert)
Christ is the world's Redeemer (Tune, Moville)
Thou whose almighty word (Tune, Moscow)
Lord in the fulness of my might (Tune, University)
Stand up, stand up for Jesus (Tune, Morning Light)
Lord thy word abideth (Tune, Ravenshaw)
The King of love my Shepherd is (Tune, Dominus Regit Me)
The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended (Tune, St Clement)
The film this Sunday stars Richard Attenborough, Dennis Price, Terry-Thomas, Ian Carmichael
with Peter Jones, William Hartnell, Jill Adams
The Boulting Brothers' hilarious satire on Army service life, which gained an 'absolute shower' of praise when released in cinemas in 1956.
A comedy series by Richard Waring.
Starring Richard Briers as George Starling and Prunella Scales as Kate Starling
(Richard Briers is appearing in 'Present Laughter' at the Queen's Theatre, London)
Dramatised by Elaine Morgan from the novel La maison du Juge.
A crime series from the novels of Georges Simenon.
Starring Rupert Davies as Maigret, Ewen Solon as Lucas, Helen Shingler as Madame Maigret
Guest star, Leslie French
Madness was the ghost that haunted the Judge's house... and it was the strange logic of madness that solved for Maigret the riddle of the doctor's murder. (Repeat)
Six literary immortals brought to life by six actors of today.
6: Oscar Wilde, Monsieur Sebastien Melmoth 1854-1900 played by Alan Badel
who gossips about.... a scheme of poverty in Paris... Smithers sinking below his usual standard... Frank Harris on the Riviera... the chastity of Switzerland... a bank-note of extraordinary beauty... photographing the cows at Rome and a blessing from the Holy Father... dying above one's means....
Introduced by Hugo Dyson.
Adapted from the Collected Letters of Oscar Wilde.
Ian Trethowan, Robin Day with Kenneth Harris present a preview of the Conference starting tomorrow.
From the BBC-tv studio at Blackpool
First shown at 6.15 p.m.
