A Christian theme expounded by The Rev. Howard Stanley assisted by Irene Price,
John Franklyn Robbins and Geoffrey Chard accompanied by Patrick Harvey.

and Weather for Farmers
Introduced by John Young.

Ulster Farm Visit
Jack Fletcher, who farms at Altnaveigh near Newry describes to John Johnson his dairy enterprise and his two-storey piggery.

Welsh Farm Visit
David John visits Pauline Taylor and Barbara Saunders Davies at Blaenwern, Llarnarth, who specialise in breeding Welsh Cobs Welsh Ponies, ard Welsh Black Cattle.
From the Midlands

Detholiad o ffilmiau newyddion yn dangos peth o weithgarwch Cymru a'r Cyniry yn ystod yr wythnos
Y telediad yng ngofal Adran y Newyddion
This week's news reviewed.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

Helen Watts (contralto)
Cerddorfa Gymreig y BBC Blaenwr, Philip Whiteway
Arweinydd, Rae Jenkins yn eich diddanu gyda detho)iad swynot o gerddi a cherddoriaeth hen a newydd, yn cael eu cyflwyno gan Roger Webster
Golyigydd cerdd. A!wyn Jones Y telediad yng ngofal
GETHYN STOODLEY THOMAS
Record iad y BBC
Music by the BBC Welsh Orchestra, with Helen Watts, contralto
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

[Starring] John Wayne in John Ford's outstanding production
with Joanne Dru

In the face of the last great combined effort of all the hostile Indian tribes to deliver a major defeat on the American Army, a U.S. Cavalry officer has to make a decision that may well wreck his distinguished military career.

Percy Thrower with Arthur Billitt (Nottinghamshire).
Planting out leeks from the seed twd; Picking peas and broad beans; Feeding and watering celery
A summer display in the Mews Courtyard and in City Backyards
Clematis - Climbing Roses - Sweet Peas - Hanging Baskets - Window Boxes - Annuals and Perennials
From the Midlands

A selection from the films shown in Monitor over the past two years.
In this edition:

Henry Moore
Sculptor at home and in his studio.
'At their best-the recent Henry Moore film, for instance-they can really seem to reveal something new about an artist and his psychology'. (Sight and Sound)

and
The Miners' Picnic
A brass band carnival filmed at Bedlington in Northumberland.
'...delightful, with only a scarcely perceptible touch of tongue-in-cheek satire'. (New Statesman)

Programme edited and introduced by Huw Wheldon.

Another thrilling adventure with his band of black-hearted pirates and Stowaway Tom.
An animated cartoon written and drawn by John Ryan.
Storyteller, Peter Hawkins

A serial in six parts by C. E. Webber.
Film sequences by the BBC Children's Film Unit

Harold Kasket is appearing in 'The Sound of Music' at the Palace Theatre; Pearl Prescod in 'The Miracle Worker' at Wyndham's Theatre, London

Introduced by Peter Scott with Heinz Sielmann, Gerald Durrell.

Heinz Sielmann's film of creatures of the Congo, including wild gorillas and the rare pangolin and water chevrotain.
Sequences from the Twentieth Century-Fox film 'Lords of the Forest'
Also appearing, N'Pongo, the young gorilla from Jersey Zoological Park.
Last shown in August, 1960

The Rev. J. L. Dow shows how the buoys in this famous stretch of water guide the ships.
From Scotland

(to 18.15)

What light does it throw on human nature?
A discussion between
Dr. Heinrich Gruber, Provost of Berlin
James Fawcett, International lawyer
Rabbi Kopul Rosen and A Consultant Psychiatrist.
Chairman, Patrick O'Donovan
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Members of the public put questions to a team of distinguished experts.
The great minds are: Jimmy Edwards, Ted Ray, Bernard Braden, Richard Murdoch
In the chair, McDonald Hobley

[Starring] Jennifer Jones and Joseph Cotten

This poetic and imaginative film is the story of a dream-an artist's dream of his ideal. It is also an adventure in time; for the child Jennie, who so quickly grows into the woman Eben Adams loves and who is his inspiration, comes to him out of the past, and he can be re-united with her only after death.
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Robin Hood Band and Revue
A group of seventy-five young performers from Hollywood.
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in conversation with John Morgan

Since his early satirical comedies Antic Hay and Brave New World Aldous Huxley has always been a keen observer of human frailties and ambitions. Tonight he talks about his view of contemporary society and, among other subjects, about his friend D. H. Lawrence, about British puritanism, about the United States where he now lives, and about the abandonment of the search for Utopia.
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The Rev. John R. Gilchrist, Minister of Cathcart Old Parish Church Glasgow.
From Scotland

10.35-10.43 The Epilogue: The Love of God, by the Rev. Philip Schofield.
(Rowridge)