from the Parish Church of St. Matthew, Walsall.
Conducted by The Vicar and Rural Dean, The Rev. Vernon S. Nicholls assisted by The Rev. J. A. Tebboth, The Rev. E. H. Bond and The Rev. A. C. Mawson.

This great church stands on a hill overlooking Walsall, a town of 120,000 people, often described as having a hundred different trades. Here Sunday by Sunday well over a thousand people of every age come to worship. It is a family church laying great emphasis on the training of children. Under its shadows are the three Blue Coat Church of England Schools, providing an education for a thousand children from the age of five to sixteen.
(to 11.30)

Welsh weekly news survey.
(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

Dyfnallt Morgan ac Ifan O. Williams yn blasu'r gwanwyn gyda rhai o'r bobol sy'n byw a bod yn un o ddyffryhoedd mwyaf rhamantus Cymru Efo'r grug a'r adar mdn Telediad allanol Y cynhyrchu gan SELWYN RODERICK :
(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

A theme for Christian Aid Week illustrated by Margaret Tyzack, Philip Latham, Alan Edwards, Tommy Eytle and film by courtesy of the British Council of Churches.

Introduced by John Cherrington.

Drift from the Land
Is the farm labour situation serious? Why do they come? Why do they go? Why do they stay?

Dehorning
The Vet demonstrates a painless method of dehorning calves, which can be used by the farmer.

From the Midlands

Followed by the Weather Situation for farmers and growers

A drama starring John Wayne, Laraine Day and Sir Cedric Hardwicke with Anthony Quinn
Frederick Alexander is a wealthy and powerful man and he is convinced there is no man he cannot bend to his will. But when he employs engineer Johnny Munroe to drive a tunnel through the Andes he finds be is wrong.

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]

An animated cartoon written and drawn by John Ryan.
Captain Pugwash in another thrilling adventure with his band of black-hearted pirates and cabin boy Tom.

An expedition in search of a precious stone leads the adventurers to their real treasure.
Storyteller, Peter Hawkins

The second half of this afternoon's match in the San Siro Stadium.
Presented by the Italian Television Service

by Charlotte Bronte.
Dramatised in six episodes by Constance Cox.

Jane goes back to Thornfield. But it lies in ruins, and Rochester has gone.

followed by The Weather Man

For some years there was talk of a 'boom in religion' at the universities. What has happened to it now? Cambridge, long a centre of radical Christian thought, provides a view of the present situation and some possible pointers to the future.

by Denis Constanduros.
told by Roger Delgado.

from Altrincham Grammar School for Girls, Cheshire with the combined choirs of Secondary Schools in the district.
Introduced by Donald Leggat.
Pianists, Katherine Porritt, Clara M. Johnson

An adventure into the fabulous world of Russian Circus.
Presenting many of the greatest acts in the world filmed during actual performances in: The Moscow State Circus, The Georgian State Circus, The Rostov State Circus, The Leningrad State Circus
Starring
Oleg Popov, Russia's greatest clown
with 250 performers from eleven Soviet Republics
including:
Avanessova - Airborne with a live eagle
Kasyanov Troupe - High dry diving on an upward swing
Vyazov Fliers - Flying trapeze without a net
Mchedelishvili - Georgian power acrobats
Enguibarov - Great clown discovery
Shestoua and the Twin Brothers Assaturyan - Unique adagio trio from Samarkand
Logacrova - Honoured artiste on the silver wire
Kaseyev and Manasaryan - Brilliant hand equilibrists
Lissin and Sinkovskaya - in their 'Flight with the Rocket'
Filatov's Bear Circus - The greatest troupe of brown bears
Almanuskii's Varuakoino - Lithuanian Liberty Pigs
Medjidov - Rope 'bounder' from Daghestan.
Abdulayev - Jug juggling shepherd from Azerbaijan.
Mikituk Trio - They 'think' with their feet
Olkhovikov - Plays with fire on the flying horse
Voijanski Family - Daring and artistry on the high wire
Alibek Kantemirov and his Riders - Djigit horsemen from the steppes

Filmed through the courtesy of The All Union Committee for State Circuses by arrangement with Central Television of the U.S.S.R, and in co-operation with Producer Gherman Livanov
Introductions spoken by Keith Fordyce.

by Ronald Eyre.
with John Colin, Judy Parfitt, Harold Goodwin and Robert Gillespie
Song by children of Mapplewell Junior School

A fortnightly magazine of the arts.
Introduced by Huw Wheldon.

A talk by The Rev. Andrew K. McCall.
From the North