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from the Roman Catholic College of St. Robert Bellarmine, Heythrop, Oxon.
Celebrant, Fr. John Bligh, S.J.
Deacon, Fr. Michael Bailey
Sub-Deacon, Fr. John B. McCluskey
Preacher, Fr. David Hoy, S.J., Rector
The action of the Mass described by Fr. Patrick McEnroe.
(to 11.30)

Contributors

Celebrant:
Fr. John Bligh
Deacon:
Fr. Michael Bailey
Sub-Deacon:
Fr. John B. McCluskey
Preacher:
Fr. David Hoy
Commentator:
Fr. Patrick McEnroe
Choirmaster:
The Rev. Kevin Donovan
Organist:
Fr. George Croft
TV presentation:
Barrie Edgar

Myfyrdod a Mawl dan arweiniad
Y Parch. Gwyn Erfyl Jones
Cenir yr emynau gan
GANTORION CYMRElG Y BBC
Arweinydd, ARWEL HUGHES t Y cynhyrchu gan TREGELLES WILLIAMS
(Welsh transmitters, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

Contributors

Unknown:
Gwyn Erfyl Jones
Unknown:
Arwel Hughes

Ar daith Haf gyda Iona Jones a STUART BURROWS
OLWEN LEWIS
RHIANNON DAVIES
CANTOR ION
SHELLEY Corfeistres , Eiddwen Griffiths
RHAN 0 GERDCORFA GYMREIG Y BBC
dan arweiniad ARWEL HUGHES
Golygydd cerdd, Alwyn Jones Cynllunydd, Colin Shaw
Y cyfarwyddo gan JACK Williams
(Welsh transmitters, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)

Contributors

Unknown:
Iona Jones
Unknown:
Stuart Burrows
Unknown:
Olwen Lewis
Unknown:
Rhiannon Davies
Unknown:
Shelley Corfeistres
Unknown:
Eiddwen Griffiths
Unknown:
Dan Arweiniad Arwel Hughes
Unknown:
Alwyn Jones
Unknown:
Colin Shaw
Unknown:
Jack Williams

John Cherrington and Ted Moult review the new ideas that are being incorporated into the Royal Show, now that it has a permanent show-ground.
From the Midlands
followed by the Weather Situation for farmers and growers

Contributors

Presenter:
John Cherrington
Presenter:
Ted Moult
Producer:
John Kenyon

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

Dick Davis comes out of Walton Jail and immediately plans his first job. But after two years in prison Davis cannot match the quality of his planning with the quality of his new accomplices.

Contributors

Writer:
Allan Prior
Director:
Eric Tayler
Designer:
Stanley Morris
Film sequences - Cameraman:
Peter Sargent
Film sequences - Editor:
Pamela Bosworth
Script editor:
John Hopkins
Producer:
David E. Rose

Starring Ronald Colman
with Celeste Holm and Vincent Price

When Professor Beauregard Bottomley continually wins the cash prize on a quiz programme, it threatens to ruin the sponsor who is regularly forced to double the money. But surely there must be some human weakness that can be exploited to upset the human encyclopaedia's equilibrium?

Contributors

Director:
Richard B. Whorf
Beauregard Bottomley:
Ronald Colman
Flame O'Neil:
Celeste Holm
Burnbridge Waters:
Vincent Price
Gwenn Bottomley:
Barbara Britton
Happy Hogan:
Art Linkletter

Captain Pugwash in another thrilling adventure with his band of black-hearted pirates and cabin boy Tom.

You too can bask on golden sands... with 'Black Pig Tours' arranged by Captain Horatio Pugwash.
An animated cartoon written and drawn by John Ryan.
Storyteller, Peter Hawkins

Contributors

Writer/artist:
John Ryan
Narrator:
Peter Hawkins
Presented by:
Gordon Murray

A Western film series.
Starring John Smith, Robert Fuller
with Spring Byington and Dennis Holmes

Slim and Jess are both shocked when Sheriff Mort Corey is forced out of office. But trouble develops between them when Jess threatens to kill the man who takes over as the new sheriff.

Contributors

Slim Sherman:
John Smith
Jess Harper:
Robert Fuller
Daisy Cooper:
Spring Byington
Mike:
Dennis Holmes

by R. D. Blackmore.
Dramatised in eleven episodes by Constance Cox.
From a treatment by A. R. Rawlinson.

In which John declares his love for Lorna, and Annie hers for Tom Faggus.
Dances arranged by Stanley Weitzel by permission of the English Folk Dance and Song Society
From the West

Contributors

Author:
R. D. Blackmore
Dramatised by:
Constance Cox
From a treatment by:
A.R. Rawlinson
Director:
Brandon Acton-Bond
Music composed by:
Dudley Simpson
Dances arranged by:
Stanley Weitzel
Film cameraman:
George Shears
Film editor:
Constance Dunn
Script editor:
Joy Harington
Designer:
Desmond Chinn
Producer:
Douglas Allen
John Ridd:
Bill Travers
Lorna Doone:
Jane Merrow
Parson Bowden:
Ronald Russell
John Fry:
Norman Tyrrell
Mrs Ridd:
Jean Anderson
Ruth Huckaback:
Pat Pleasance
Reuben Huckaback:
Hedley Goodall
Annie Ridd:
Meg Wynn Owen
Lizzie Ridd:
Janet Pate
Betty Muxworthy:
Daphne Heard
Farmer Snowe:
Joby Blanshard
Fiddter:
Ioan Jenkins
Tom Faggus:
John Bennett
Carver Doone:
Andrew Faulds
Sir Ensor Doone:
Carl Bernard

A second chance to look at the problem of alcoholics.
George Scott investigates two very different clinics-a convent in Surrey and the Carter Foundation in London-and talks to A Sister Superior, A Doctor and A Probation Officer.

Contributors

Presenter:
George Scott
Interviewee:
A Sister Superior [name uncredited]
Interviewee:
A Doctor [name uncredited]
Interviewee:
A Probation Officer [name uncredited]
Cameraman:
Douglas Wolfe
Film editor:
Norman Matthews
Producer:
Oliver Hunkin

from The Parish Church of Hamilton Old and Auchingramont with the united church choirs of Hamilton.
Conducted by the Rev. William Niven
and the Hamilton Academy Choir
Conducted by Peter Mooney
Prayer and Blessing by The Rev. J.M. MacKechnie, M.B.E.
Introduced by Murdoch McPherson.
From Scotland

Contributors

Conductor:
The Rev. William Niven
Singers:
The Hamilton Academy Choir
Conductor (Hamilton Academy Choir):
Peter Mooney
Organist:
William H. Irving
Prayer and Blessing:
The Rev. J.M. MacKechnie
Presenter:
Murdoch McPherson
Producer:
Ronald Falconer

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

A college president, about to receive a million-dollar endowment for his institution, seeks Perry Mason's advice when he is threatened by a scandal from the past.

Contributors

Character created by:
Erle Stanley Gardner
Perry Mason:
Raymond Burr
Della Street:
Barbara Hale
Paul Drake:
William Hopper

A special international programme in aid of UNICEF and recorded in the Kongresshalle in Dusseldorf.
Starring Marlene Dietrich, Yma Sumac, Nina and Frederik, Charles Trenet, Los Paraguayos, Max Greger and his Orchestra

A production of Neue Fernseh Kunst GmbH and Radio-Film-Compagnie GmbH in collaboration with the Zweite Deutsche Fernsehen

Contributors

Singer:
Marlene Dietrich
Soprano:
Yma Sumac
Singers:
Nina and Frederik
Singer:
Charles Trenet
Musicians:
Los Paraguayos
Musicians:
Max Greger and his Orchestra
Associate producer:
Ramon Gill
Executive producer:
Siegfried Lang
Director:
Gunther Hassert

by G. W. Target.
Starring John Stratton
with Manning Wilson and Philip Martin

Contributors

Writer:
G. W. Target
Director:
Don Taylor
Designer:
Paul Bernard
Producer:
John Elliot
Knocker Jarvis:
Edward Evans
Johnny Bowen:
George Innes
Rene Palmer:
Gloria Salvador
Bert Hill:
Peter Houghton
Pat Edwards:
Ann Syrett
Len Jackson:
Philip Martin
Fred Blackett:
Manning Wilson
George Brogan:
John Stratton
Helena Mitchell:
Rita Davies
Old Man Brogan:
Peter Madden
Steve:
Alister Williamson
Arthur:
Douglas Ives
Tom:
Peter Thomas
George:
Derek Newark

A fortnightly magazine of the arts.
Introduced by Huw Wheldon.
Tonight's programme includes:

The Sermon
Specially written for Monitor by Peter Redgrove.
[Starring] Michael Hordern

and
A Viking at the Chateau of Louis XVI
A visit to the home of one of the new Europeans, Robert Jacobsen, Danish by birth, one-time tramp, collector of African art, and sculptor in iron.

Contributors

Presenter:
Huw Wheldon
Writer (The Sermon):
Peter Redgrove
Preacher (The Sermon):
Michael Hordern
Subject (A Viking at the Chateau of Louis XVI):
Robert Jacobsen
Director (A Viking at the Chateau of Louis XVI):
Melvyn Bragg
Film Editor:
Allan Tyrer
Associate Producer:
Nancy Thomas
Associate Producer:
David Jones
Editor:
Humphrey Burton

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