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From the Roman Catholic Church of St. James, Spanish Place, London.
Celebrant, Fr. Daniel Kay
Deacon, Fr. Anthony Sacre
Sub-Deacon, Fr. Gerard Burke
Sermon by Fr. Anthony Sacre

Proper of the Mass of the Twenty-first Sunday after Pentecost
Common of the Mass: Our Lady of Sorrows (Refice)
Credo IV (Plainsong)
Offertory Motet: Iustorum animae (Stanford)
Domine salvum fac (Hasberry)
The action of the Mass described by Fr. John Stapleton.
(to 11.45)

Contributors

Celebrant:
Fr. Daniel Kay
Deacon/Sermon by:
Fr. Anthony Sacre
Sub-Deacon:
Gerard Burke
Director of Music:
Robert L. Hasberry, M.B.E.
Organist:
Una Dillon
Commentator:
Fr. John Stapleton
TV Presentation:
David Kennard

Ewch i'r Holl Fyd
Trafod cwestiynau ynglyn a'r Genhadaeth yn y byd cyfoes Y cyfarwyddo gan Myrfyn Owen
Y cvnhyrchu gan
Y Parch, Glyn Parry-Jones
Nearer to God: discussion on the missionary field in the modern world.
(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

Ffllm yn trafod hanes y digwyddiad tyngedfennol hwn yn hanes crefydd yn y wlad hon
Siaradwyr:
Yr Athro Glanmor Williams
Y Parch Trebor Lloyd Evans
Y Parch Ganon R. M. Rosser
Y Parch H. J. Thomas
Gwaith camera. Bill Greenhaltfh
Sain. Keith Denton a Manse! Davies Golygyddion y ffllm,
Terry Laurie. Harley Jones Cyflwynydd a chynhyrchydd Aneirin Talfan
1662: The Turning Out. The story of this event in religious history.
(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

John Cherrington reports on the state of farming on the Continent in a series of programmes introduced by Clifford Selly.
From the Midlands
followed by Weather for Farmers

Contributors

Reporter:
John Cherrington
Presenter:
Clifford Selly
Research:
Tristram Beresford
Film cameraman:
Michael Williams
Film editor:
Henry Fowler
Designer:
Charles Carroll
Producer:
Ronald Webster

by Allan Prior.
A second showing of some of the cases encountered by Z Victor One and Z Victor Two.

The prospect of a 'finders' reward in a docklands smuggling case makes Fancy Smith and Jock Weir eager volunteers for extra duty.

Contributors

Writer:
Allan Prior
Director:
Eric Tayler
Designer:
Frederick Knapman
Film sequences - Cameraman:
Peter Sargent
Film sequences - Editor:
Ian Callaway
Casebook material:
C. N. Lindsay
Script Editor:
John Hopkins
Producer:
David E. Rose

[Starring] Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck

The doctors at Green Manors suspect that their new head is an impostor who is himself in need of psychiatric treatment. Dr. Constance Peterson, in her eagerness to cure the man with whom she has fallen in love, helps him regain his identity, but in doing so, implicates him in a charge of murder.
This is Hitchcock's first incursion into 'the dark places of the mind' and it has all the qualities of excitement and suspense for which this director is famous.

Contributors

Director:
Alfred Hitchcock
Producer:
David O. Selznick
Dr Constance Peterson:
Ingrid Bergman
J.B.:
Gregory Peck
Dr Murchison:
Lee G Carroll
Dr Alex Bruloff:
Michael Chekhov
Miss Carmichael:
Rhonda Fleming
Dr Fleurot:
John Emery
Garmes:
Norman Lloyd

A second showing of the prize-winning film from Poland.

The launching of a new motorship in the Polish shipyard of Szczecin... Jan Lomnicki, one of Poland's leading documentary directors, has dedicated this film to the men who built the ship-workers and engineers-and in it he has depicted them with pride and admiration.

Contributors

Director:
Jan Lomnicki

An adventure serial in six episodes by Terence Dudley.
[Starring] Sheila Burrell, Anthony Nicholls, Richard Gale, Charles Leno
with Gary Watson as Andrew, Judy Cornwell as Susan

Contributors

Writer:
Terence Dudley
Producer:
Brian Bell
Music composed and conducted by:
Norman Kay
Designer:
Norman James
Andrew Giddings:
Gary Watson
Teng:
Burt Kwouk
Ann Farrance:
Meg Wynn Owen
Chinese waiter:
Kristopher Kum
Gerald Farrance:
Anthony Nicholls
Susan Melford:
Judy Cornwell
PC:
Stanley Walsh
Mrs Cowie:
Sheila Burrell
Det Sgt Wendall:
John Ringham
Jimmie Perry:
Lee Richardson
Big Willie Holmes:
Harold Innocent
John Farrance:
Richard Gale
Martha:
Edna Petrie
Yardley:
John Woodnutt
Professor Irving:
Charles Leno
Crawford:
Noel Carey
Bank Manager:
John Richmond
Jackman:
John Bennett
Burstall:
J. Mark Roberts

More than half the population still call themselves 'Church of England' but never go to church. Is this the Church's fault? Is it an impossibly old-fashioned organisation? Or is it still able to minister to men's deepest needs?
A discussion between Dr. Alec Vidler, Dean of King's College, Cambridge and Paul Ferris of The Observer.
Chairman, Ludovic Kennedy
See page 12

Contributors

Panellist:
Dr. Alec Vidler
Panellist:
Paul Ferris
Chairman:
Ludovic Kennedy
Producer:
Oliver Hunkin

(See page 13)

The Royal Variety Performance
On BBC Television tonight from 7.25 to 10.25

Once a year show business puts on its own show - in aid of its own needy members. Top-line artists, representing all fields of entertainment on both sides of the Atlantic, gather to perform in the greatest Variety show of the year. This year's Royal Variety Perforamnce, which took place on October 29, was recorded on the stage of the London Palladium, and tonight you can watch its unforgettable spectacle. During the afternoon the Light Programme will broadcast sixty minutes of the show's highlights.

(Jointly presented by Bernard Delfont and Leslie A. Macdonnell, O.B.E., in association with Arthur Scott, Secretary of the Variety Artistes' Benevolent Fund)

At the London Palladium
in the presence of Her Majesty the Queen
and His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh

Artists taking part include:
Edie Adams, Black and White Minstrel Show, Rudy Cardenas, Rosemary Clooney, Johnny Dankworth and his Orchestra, Dickie Henderson, Bob Hope, Frank Ifield, Eartha Kitt, Cleo Laine, Palladiums Boys and Girls, The Great Magyar Pusztai Troupe, Cliff Richard, Edmundo Ros and his Orchestra, Harry Secombe, The Shadows, Andy Stewart, Eric Sykes, Sophie Tucker, Norman Vaughan, Mike and Bernie Winters

(Norman Vaughan, Edmundo Ros and his Orchestra appear by arrangement with ATV)

In the interval at 9.0 app there will be a brief News Bulletin

In the Light Programme from 4.0 to 5.0
Brian Johnston introduces an hour's edited recording

Contributors

Commentator:
Raymond Baxter
Staged by:
Robert Nesbitt
Television Presentation:
Duncan Wood

with Nabokov
The author of 'Lolita', 'Invitation to a Beheading', and 'Pale Fire', filmed in Zermatt and on the butterfly slopes of the Matterhorn.
"Literature and butterflies are the two sweetest passions known to man." (Vladimir Nabokov)
He talks about himself and his work to Peter Duval Smith.
(First shown on October 17)

Contributors

Interviewee:
Vladimir Nabokov
Interviewer:
Peter Duval Smith
Film Cameraman:
Robert Garbade
Producer:
Christopher Burstall

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