A Christian theme expounded by The Rev. Gerald Hudson assisted by Trevor Baxter and Nicholas Moes.
The magazine for those who live by the land.
Introduced by John Cherrington.
Derek Barber explode some old but still widely held theories, and discusses more modern methods with three successful farmers and Ian Reid.
Filmed by the BBC's Agricultural Film Unit
From the Midlands
Dethokiad o filmiau newyddion yn dangos peth o weithgarwch Cymru a'r Cymry yn ystod yr wythnos
Y telediad yng ngofal Adran y Newyiddion
This week's news reviewed.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
Taith trwy Sir Ddinbych yng nghwmni Aneirin Talfan
Lleisiau: RICHARD REES.
ANNE DAVIES. EMRYS CLEAVER
Y ffllmio gan Bill Greenhalgh
Golygydd y ffllm Douglas Mair
Ysgrifenwyd a chynhyrchwyd gan Aneirin Talfan
A journey through Denbighshire.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
A Western film series starring Will Hutchins as Tom Brewster the young cowboy adventurer who is also a student of the law.
Tom finds it a thankless task trying to keep law and order in a tough frontier town. But help comes from an unexpected part of the world-and the stirring sound of Scottish bagpipes it heard in the West.
Starring Cornel Wilde and Maureen O'Hara
with Gladys Cooper and Robert Douglas
A film full of exciting adventure and thrilling sword-play, set in seventeenth century France, when the sons of those bold musketeers, Porthos, Aramis, and D'Artagnan, and the daughter of Athos prove that their loyalty is as firmly rooted as that of their fathers in Dumas' immortal story.
A cartoon film made by the Cine Club of Milan.
A warning-or should we say a promise?-to all amateur movie makers.
A selection from the films shown in Monitor over the past two years.
In this edition:
The Light Fantastic
'Five million people in England go dancing every week'
A look at the strange and varied world of the dancers of England, from jive to ballroom, from folk dancing to flamenco.
'That dancing as the subject of cine camera reporting can be compulsive in the extreme was brilliantly demonstrated.... a most encouraging trail-blazing programme' (The Observer)
and
An Interview with Michelangelo
'A relief to return to the heights of the ingeniously presented interview with Michelangelo' (The Listener)
Programme edited and introduced by Huw Wheldon.
A new film series with Cliff Norton.
You are never quite sure in what disguise Cliff Norton will appear, but you can be sure that he will show some crazy old films. This week he is Fire Mann.
A serial in six parts by C. E. Webber.
Film sequences by the BBC Children's Film Unit
During the short Arctic summer the Eskimo enjoys four months of continuous daylight. This is the time when he has to make provision for the long dark winter ahead.
A National Film Board of Canada film
Hugh David brings to the studio people whose work helps to make it a wonderful world.
(to 18.15)
John Betjeman says 'I've been looking at churches as long as I can remember'.
In this programme he invites you to look at three village churches in the West Country: Aldbourne; Blisland; Crowcombe.
A BBC West Region Film Unit production
Last shown in May 1960
The great minds are: Jimmy Edwards, Ted Ray, Bernard Braden, Richard Murdoch.
In the chair, McDonald Hobley
A new farce by Leslie Sands
(Brian Rix, Leo Franklyn, Sheila Mercier, Hazel Douglas, and Peter Mercier are in "One for the Pot" at the Whitehall Theatre, London)
(See foot of page and page 11)
Story by M. Prokofiev and L. Lavrovsky.
Music by Sergei Prokofiev
Recorded by the Covent Garden Orchestra
Leader, Charles Taylor
Conducted by and full company
Walter Lippmann the famous American columnist and commentator on world affairs, talks forthrightly to Howard K. Smith about the Berlin crisis; Mr. Khrushchev, with whom he recently spent a whole day; President Kennedy, whom he knows well; and the present dangers and opportunities facing the Western world.
A CBS Report, originated in the United States under the title 'Walter Lippmann, 1961'
The Rev. Paul Harrison
