From Christ Church Congregational Church, Rhyl, Flintshire.
Conducted by the Minister, the Rev. T. Glyndwr Jones.
Preacher, the Rev. W. Griffith-Jones, Moderator for Wales and Monmouthshire of the Congregational Union of England and Wales.

Call to Worship
Prayer of Invocation
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty (45: Tune, Lobe Den Herren)
Prayers
Reading: Psalm 91
I to the hills will lift mine eyes (741: Tune, Dundee)
Reading: 1 Peter 1, vv. 1-13
King of glory, King of Peace (426: Tune, Gwalchmai)
Prayers
Dedication of Offering
The King of love my shepherd is (61: Tune, Dominus regit me)
Sermon
Prayer
In heavenly love abiding (412: Tune, Penlan)
Blessing
(Hymns from Congregational Praise)

(to 12.00)

(See below)

Ulanova in "Romeo and Juliet"
A ballet version of Shakespeare's tragedy
With English commentary

Shakespeare's immortal story of the two lovers of Verona forms the basis of the ballet by Lavrovsky which has won wide fame through Sergei Prokofiev's music. Filmed in Russia with one of the world's greatest ballerinas and the celebrated Bolshoi Theatre Ballet, this version expands and translates the theatre production into terms of the cinema.

Artists from all branches of show business call in at the BBC's Birmingham television studio as they pass through the city on the way to their next engagement.
Introduced by Peter Haigh.
Coventry Theatre Orchestra
Directed by William Pethers

A series of films, commissioned by NATO, presenting members of the Atlantic Community to each other.

The Brains Trust meets every Sunday afternoon.
This week they meet at Mellerstain, the Berwickshire home of the Earl and Countess of Haddington.
Lord Haddington gives a brief description of the house and shows Alan Melville, the Question-Master, some of the features of the fine Adam library in which the programme is taking place.
The members this week are: The Rt. Hon. Walter Elliot, C.H., M.P., The Hon. William Douglas-Home, Douglas Young, Esmond Wright.

The Green Kite
Mary Clare tells you a story.

Children's Film Magazine
Showing recent items of interest and news events.

The Black Brigand: 7: A Bottle of Poison
A television serial by J. Potter Brown based on a story by Alexandre Dumas.
(Philip Morant is appearing in 'Night of the Fourth' at the Westminster Theatre, London)

Sunday at Six: It's a Wonderful World
A film showing the migration of birds across the world.
The extract from the film 'Dust or Destiny' is shown by courtesy of Fact and Faith Films

(to 18.05)

and an International Horse Show Flash introduced by Dorian Williams.

A round-up of stars and personalities who are appearing at leading holiday resorts in the North of England, in which Richard Murdoch introduces The Win-a-Holiday Quiz with Jimmy Leach at the organ.

"Dick Hurran's Show Parade"
Scenes from his production of 'Ace High' at the Queen's Theatre, Blackpool presenting The Two Earls, Helen Gray, The George Mitchell Singers with guest artists The Trio Vedette, Peter Cavanagh, Jack Watson, Joe Lynch.
Vocal continuity by the Kordites and The Hindley-Taylor Singers
BBC Northern Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Alyn Ainsworth
From the Playhouse Theatre, Manchester.

(The Kordites are appearing at the Palladium, Edinburgh; Jimmy Leach is appearing at the Municipal Gardens, Southport; The Trio Vedette are appearing in "Let's Have Fun" at the Central Pier, Blackpool)

[Starring] William Franklyn, Sylvia Syms, Andrew Cruickshank, Robert Brown
(See facing page)

A melodrama by Bernard Shaw
Presented to mark the centenary of the author's birth

The action of the play takes place in New Hampshire, America, during the year 1777.

(Andrew Cruickshank is appearing in 'The House by the Lake' at the Duke of York's Theatre; Nevil Whiting is appearing in 'The Pajama Game' at the Coliseum, London; Sylvia Syms appears by permission of Associated British Picture Corporation, Ltd.)

introduces the trio.
Max Jaffa (violin), Reginald Kilbey (cello), Jack Byfield (piano) with The Linden Singers.
Conductor, William Llewelyn

conducted by the Rev. Paul Morton-George.