The Easter Story
told by Marcus Morris.

Children's Newsreel

Sandy's Jobs
A new television cartoon character finds it a dog's life going out to work.

Quick on the Draw
A new parlour game.
Devised and introduced by Dorothea Brooking.
See 'For the Children' on page 39

(to 18.00)

From Birmingham Parish Church.
conducted by the Rector, the Rev. Canon Bryan Green, assisted by the Rev. G.C. Potts and the Rev. P.G.S. Harrison.

Jesus Christ is risen today (A. and M. rev. 134)
General Confession
The Absolution
Psalm 150
The First Lesson: Isaiah 51, vv. 7-11
The Magnificat
The Second Lesson: John 20, vv. 26-31
Nunc dimittis
Apostles' Creed
The Lord's Prayer
Collects
Anthem: This joyful Eastertide (Cowley Carol Book 51)
Intercessions
The strife is o'er, the battle done (A. and M. rev. 135)
Sermon
Good Christian men, rejoice and sing (A. and M. rev. 603)
The Blessing
(to 19.30)

with Ghislaine Alexander, Elizabeth Allan, Jerry Desmonde, Gilbert Harding trying to find the answers and Eamonn Andrews to see fair play.
From the Territorial Drill Hall, Hammersmith.
('What's My Line?' was devised by Mark Goodson and Bill Todman and is presented by arrangement with C.B.S. of America and Maurice Winnick)

by R.F. Delderfield.
(See foot of page)

[Starring] Sebastian Shaw
with Rachel Gurney

Cast in order of appearance: [see below]

The action takes place in the Governor's Residency, Jerusalem, A.D. 33

Pilate is an administrator with problems. Judea is a difficult enough province to control in placid, conventional fashion but he makes it more so by embarking on a major constructional project: the building of a pipeline into Jerusalem. Its immediate aim is to provide the city with fresh water; its importance in his eyes is as a symbol of the benefits Rome can bring to the world if its leading citizens care to exert themselves. But Rome is indifferent and Pilate has to borrow money from the local priests. Even his subordinates question his methods; they stand for the iron fist, he for the velvet glove. To them the priests' demand seems reasonable or merely unimportant: all they ask is the liquidation of a troublesome Nazarene, whom even Pilate, at first, regards as no more than a pawn in the game...

Franck Theuveny (piano)

(sound only)