from Chelsea Old Church.
Conducted by the Vicar, The Rev. C.E. Leighton Thomson
Assisted by The Rev. J.M. Tarrante and The Rev. G.F. Trench
The Sermon by The Rt. Rev. Joost de Blank, D.D. Canon of Westminster Abbey
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An award-winning documentary film from Poland.
Pope Paul VI gives his Easter Blessing to the City and the World.
Father Agnellus Andrew, O.F.M., describes the scene in the square before St. Peter's in Rome as His Holiness comes out on the balcony.
Presented over the Eurovision link by the Italian Television Service
(to 12.45)
John Bevan yn cyflwyno rhai pigion o raglenni'r wythnos
Cynhyrchiad UNED HEDDIW
Topical magazine.
Percy Thrower and Barry Bucknell look at two types of rotary grass-cutters.
A patio with Christmas rose, cotoneaster and dwarf rhododendrons
In the greenhouse and propagating case: cymbidiums in flower; senecio, ivy, philodendron
Sowing half hardy annuals for 1964 flowering
Filmed by Midland Region Film Unit
Introduced by Frank Taylor.
Rearing replacements
James Thorburn visits a farm at Kingsbridge, Devon, where Anthony Rainey specialises in rearing other people's dairy heifers on contract.
Fowl Pest
How successful has the vaccination drive been?
Indoor Lambing
Pole-barns used for turkey rearing form the lambing quarters of a mixed flock of ewes on William Kerr's well-integrated Suffolk farm.
From the Midlands
followed by the Weather Situation for farmers and growers
by Joan Clark.
A second showing of A Stroll along the Sands
A chance encounter is soon forgotten by Lynch and Graham. But 'remembering a face' becomes vital when Barlow orders a search for missing money - and a missing man.
The doctors at Green Manors suspect that their new head is not. in fact, the Dr. Edwards they expect, but an impostor who is himself in need of psychiatric treatment.
Captain Pugwash in another thrilling adventure with his band of black-hearted pirates and cabin boy Tom.
An animated cartoon written and drawn by John Ryan.
Storyteller, Peter Hawkins
by Charles Dickens.
Dramatised in thirteen episodes by Constance Cox.
In which Charity Pecksniff plans to marry and Jonas makes more sinister plans.
(Fern Warner is appearing in "The Diplomats" at the Westminster Theatre; Pearson Dodd is in "One for the Pot" at the Whitehall Theatre, London)
Adventures of Dale Robertson as Special Agent Jim Hardie.
During the last days of the revolution against Emperor Maximilian of Mexico, Jim Hardie is caught up in a web of intrigue and double-dealing.
What did Jesus look like?
The Rev. Anthony Bridge discusses the many different ways in which artists have portrayed Christ from earliest times to the present day.
From the West
Repeated tonight at 10.45
Written and told by David Kossoff.
Guitar played by Paul Kossoff
from Chester Cathedral
Singing led by the combined choirs of the city
The City of Chester Symphony Orchestra
Leader, Gerhardt Drechsler
Conductor, Aidan Woodcock
Introduced by The Bishop of Chester
in which Billy Cotton calls Wakey-Wakey!
with Russ Conway, Kathy Kirby, Hope and Keen, Ted Rogers
Guest appearance by Ralph Reader's London Boy Scout Gang Show
Alan Breeze, Kathie Kay and The Cotton Singers
Hope and Keen are appearing in 'Fielding's Music Hall' at the Prince Charles Theatre, London
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A film series.
Starring Raymond Burr as the famous lawyer investigator created by Erle Stanley Gardner.
with Barbara Hale, William Hopper, William Talman, Ray Collins and Mala Powers
Delia Street tries to help a friend suspected of murdering a blackmailer, but finds herself charged by Hamilton Burger with being an accessory to murder.
Created by A.J. Cronin.
Starring Andrew Cruickshank, Barbara Mullen
with Bill Simpson as Dr. Finlay
Guest star, Roddy McMillan
The series produced by arrangement with Graham Stewart
(Colette O'Neil appears by permission of the Governors of the Royal Shakespeare Company)
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A fortnightly magazine of the arts.
Introduced by Huw Wheldon.
Tonight's programme includes:
Poet Laureate
A film study of Lord Tennyson Tennyson came into the nineteenth century as a romantic and a revolutionary. He left it as Queen Victoria's Poet Laureate and the conscience of his age. For twenty years he was obsessed by his friendship for Arthur Hallam -alive and dead.
The woods decay, the woods decay and fall,
The vapours weep their burthen to the ground,
Man comes and tills the field and lies beneath,
And after many a summer dies the swan
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Previously shown at 6.15 p.m.
