A Christian theme introduced by Fr. Charles Davis with Pio Tibanyendera, Philip Dwerryhouse and other students of St. Edmund's College, Ware.
Detholiad o ffilmiau newyddion yn dangos peth o weithgarwch Cymru a'r Cymry yn ystod yr wythnos
A weekly news survey.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
Cyfres o raglenni yn cyflwyno unawdau, deuawdau a chytganau gan rai o gerddorion enwog Cymru
Anne Walters (soprano)
Rowland Jones (tenor)
Trevor Anthony (baritone) gyda
Cherddorfa Gymreig y BBC Blaenwr, Philip Whiteway
Dan arweiniad Arwel Hughes
Y cyflwyno gan Emrys Cleaver
Golygydd cerdd. Alwyn Jones Y cynllunio gan Alan Taylor
Y cynhyrchu gan IFAN O. WILLIAMS
Recordiad y BBC
Welsh song composers: 3 - R. S. Hughes
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
and Weather for Farmers
Introduced by Eric Gardner.
Can British horticulture face increased competition from Europe? Growers discuss some of the problems presented if Britain joins the Six.
Film sequences by the BBC's Agricultural Film Unit and John Lawes
From the Midlands
from West Africa
A film report from John Tidmarsh about the people and places the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are visiting.
[Starring] Robert Young and Betsy Drake
A drama directed by James V. Kern.
The house on the top of the cliffs is one of which its owner and architect could be proud. But he remains a solitary tenant - a man haunted by a memory.
What happens when a new nation arises on an old continent? Alan Whicker recalls the contrasts and surprises he uncovered on two journeys through Australia for 'Tonight'.
Last shown in August
A cartoon film serial in six parts by Oliver Postgate and Peter Firmin.
In which the dragon is coldly encountered, the Nogs fly again, and Thor Nogson ventures into a cave.
A serial in four episodes.
Written and produced by Shaun Sutton
2.000 miles of adventure with the pioneers as the Stage Coach route moves Westward.
A film series starring William Bendix, Doug McClure.
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
Congregational hymn-singing from Bethania Welsh Baptist Chapel, Maesteg with Marjorie Thomas.
Conducted by Mansel Thomas
Organist, Arwel Hughes
Introduced by the Rev. Dr. Gwilym ap Robert.
A film about an unusual experiment-a Protestant community at Taize in France. The Brothers are mainly professional men who continue to work in the world while keeping the three monastic vows of celibacy, obedience, and sharing of goods.
Commentary written and spoken by Patrick O'Donovan.
See page 14
Chairman, Eamonn Andrews
Panel: Isobel Barnett, Barbara Kelly, David Nixon, Maurice Edelman, M.P. and a mystery guest celebrity.
Televised by arrangement with C.B.S. and Maurice Winnick
by Oliver Goldsmith.
Starring Daphne Slater, Marjorie Rhodes, Arthur Brough and Dinsdale Landen
Introducing Derek Jacobi
From the Midlands
Derek Jacobi appears by arrangement with Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Shy with ladies of fashion but bold with girls of lower station, Marlow goes to visit Kate Hardcastle, as their parents have proposed a match.
See page 14
A sparkling programme of song, dance, and comedy.
Starring Gene Kelly
with his special guests, Donald O'Connor and Carol Lawrence
A programme recorded in America
See page 15
Jomo Kenyatta with John Freeman, Editor, New Statesman.
God created Gikuyu and Mumbi and placed them in Kikuyu land, but they were deceived by the European and their land was stolen from them. I will never abandon fomo; he has promised that our land shall be returned to us. Hymn 19 of the Kenya African Union Hymn Book used by Mau Mau
I have done my best and if all other people had done as I have done, Mau Mau would not be as it is now. You have made it what it is, not Kenyatta.
Kenyatta at his trial
Non-Africans who still want to be called bwana (master) should pack up and go, but others who are prepared to live under our flag are invited to remain.
Kenyatta at Dar Es Salaam, 1961
You have been too long in high and privileged positions. You must change your heart. Remember we are citizens of Kenya on an equal status and if you do that you will have nothing to fear.
Kenyatta at a luncheon in Nairobi, October 1961
I spent so many happy hours on the South Downs, a place where a man got time to think. I used to take my lunch to eat on the crest of the Downs and then walk down to have tea in Arundel by the castle.
Sometimes I gave four lectures a day to troops on lonely gun-sites on the coast. My subjects at that time were colonial affairs and anthropology.
Sunday Express
They're just two of my old friends. They were taken from me when I was arrested. I think the Governor thought I had all the juju in them.
Kenyatta talking about his elephant-headed stick and his gentian stone ring
Specially filmed in Kenya
This charming and gifted young artist comes from Madrid, where she became professor of the harp in the conservatoire at the age of nineteen. She is now married to a British business man and lives in the North of England, where she came to the notice of BBC TV. She made her first appearance in this country in March.
A talk by the Dean of Carlisle.
