from Craigs Parish Church, Northern Ireland.
The Parish Eucharist and The Blessing of the Plough
Celebrant and Preacher, The Rev. J. E. George Rector of Craigs, Dunaghy, and Killagan
(to 11.30)

Detholiad o ffilmiau a newyddion yn dangos peth o weithgarwch Cymru a'r Cymry yn ystod yr wythnos
(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

Cystadleuaeth i ieuenctid Cymru

Tim o bobl ifainc y sir yn canu, canu penillion. adrodd, dawnsio a chwarae offerynnau
Bvdd hefyd enghraifft o gelf a chrefft y sir a chynrychiolaeth o brydferthwch merched y fro Beirniaid,
ENID M. ROBERTS EMRYS CLEAVER
Cyfeilyddion,
ARWEL HucHEs (piano)
HERBERT S. DAVIES (telyn)
Y cyflwyno gan GWYN WILLIAMS Cynllunydd , Colin Shaw Y cynhyrchu gan IFAN O. WILLIAMS
(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

The Rev. John Clarke reflects on the deeds and words of the Danish pastor, poet, and playwright, Kaj Munk.
Assisted by John Abineri, Donald Bisset, Bill Corlett, Polly Murch and Rex Palmer.

A visit to Bristol University's School of Veterinary Science at Langford, Somerset where important research work is carried out into the cure and prevention of disease.
Introduced by James Thorburn.
From the Midlands
BBC film
followed by the Weather Situation for farmers and growers

by John Hopkins.
A second showing of some of the cases encountered by Z Victor One and Z Victor Two.

Chief Inspector Barlow initiates a campaign against the Cruddock brothers and their gang. The Z Cars engage in 'Operation Harassment' and a state of war develops.

A film drama.
From the story by Jules Verne.
Starring Anton Walbrook
with Akim Tamiroff, Elizabeth Allen
The year is 1870 and Tsar Alexander II of Russia is threatened by an army of Siberian tribesmen. Michael Strogoff, a brave and trusted officer, is given the dangerous task of delivering vital information to the Tsar's beleaguered army.

with Robert Robinson
A quick look at letters sent in by younger viewers.
Letters for inclusion in this series of programmes should be addressed to Junior Points of View, [address removed]

Pinky and Perky assist John Slater as Poppa Luigi at The Pop-In.
Devised and written by Margaret Potter.

by Charles Dickens.
Dramatised in thirteen episodes by Constance Cox.

Wherein Quilp has news of the fugitives; Kit is summoned to Mr. Witherden's for an interview; and Nell tells her grandfather of a frightening dream.

A Western film series.
Starring Ty Hardin as the roving cowboy adventurer.

Bronco comes into conflict with a gang of ruthless outlaws who threaten the wagon train for which he is responsible.

followed by The Weather Man

Those who have suffered a nervous breakdown often find it hard to return to normal life. But their treatment is being improved by new methods of community and group therapy in which the patients help one another. Here the Christian Churches could play a vital part.
George Scott talks to A Consultant Psychiatrist and Elly Jansen of the Richmond Fellowship.

Written by Jill Allgood.
told by Barbara Kelly.

from Mayfield South Church Edinburgh.
with Mayfield Church Choir and pupils from Tynecastle Senior Secondary School
Conductor, John C. Dalziel
Prayer and Blessing by The Rev. Ian Mactaggart
Introduced by Murdoch McPherson.

Praise, my soul, the King of Heaven (Tune. Praise, my Soul)
Praise ye the Lord, God's praise within (Tune, Nativity)
Now thank we all our God (Tune, Gracias)
His name for ever shall endure (Tune, Effingham)
Christ is the world's true Light (Stanton)
Lord. in the fulness of my might (Tune, University)
Father, who on man dost shower (Tune, Quern Pastores Laudavere)
Praise to the holiest in the height (Tune, Gerontius)
Ere I sleep, for every favour (Tune, Thanet)

in which Billy Cotton calls Wakey-Wakey!
with guest stars including Mr. Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band and The Springfields
and the regulars Alan Breeze, Kathie Kay, The High-Lights, The Leslie Roberts Silhouettes

A film series starring Raymond Burr as the famous lawyer investigator created by Erle Stanley Gardner.
with Barbara Hale, William Hopper, Ray Collins

The widow of a distinguished concert pianist asks Perry Mason to determine whether the musician's fatal plunge off a cliff was murder or suicide. Mason's investigations reveal that the wife will benefit financially if it was murder.

by Evan Jones
Starring Ursula Howells, Maureen Pryor
with David Warner
and introducing Bob Dylan
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"I have decided to retire from the world. I shall leave your name with Mrs. Griggs, my landlady, who will notify you when I die. Please arrange for my burial, as I do not wish to trouble the occupants of the house more than is necessary." The ominous letter from the brother whom she has not seen for fourteen years brings Martha Tompkins to his boarding-house in Castle Street - only to find that Walter has locked himself in his room and is slowly starving to death. But why? Has he committed some crime? His fellow boarders, Bernard the truck driver, Lennie the student, and Bobby the guitar-playing hobo, together with Martha and two strange visitors, try to unravel Walter's secret - and in so doing find themselves revealing the secrets of their own past.

"The Madhouse on Castle Street" is the third play for BBC-tv by Evan Jones, following "The Widows of Jaffa" and "In a Backward Country." His film scripts include "The Damned," which has yet to be released, and "Eve," which stars the outstanding French actress Jeanne Moreau in her first English-speaking part.

In Philip Saville's production, Martha Tompkins is played by Ursula Howells, while Maureen Pryor is cast as Mrs. Griggs the landlady and James Mellor as Bernard. Appearing as Bobby the hobo is Bob Dylan, brought over from America especially to play the part. Only twenty-one, he is already a major new figure in folk-music, with a reputation as one of the most compelling blues singers ever recorded. The song for which he is best known is "Talkin' New York," about his first visit to the city in 1961. A skilled guitarist, his special kind of haunting music forms an integral part of tonight's strange play.

A ballet by Igor Stravinsky and Alexandre Benois.
Music by Igor Stravinsky
Covent Garden Orchestra
Leader, Charles Taylor
Piano, Jean Gilbert
Conductor, John Lanchbery
Scenes:
Butter Week Fair, St. Petersburg, 1830
Pelrushka's compartment
In the puppet theatre
The Blackamoor's compartment
Evening. The fair at its height
(Previously shown on Aug, 5, 1962)

A talk by the Rev. John Kent.
From the North