Listings
: Demonstration Film
(to 12.00): Holiday in Paris: 1: Paris
[Starring] Dolores Graywith Edith Piaf, Margit and Margot, Raymond Girerd, The Four Step Brothers, The Bluebell Girls
A series of films made specially for television by Telefilms, Paris and directed by John Nasht.
(Film previously shown on Jan 4)
(to 15.30)
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: For the Children: Dash and Dither: 1: A Drastic Decision
The story of a worm whose two halves could not agree.Told in two parts by Eric Roberts (author of 'Cyril the Centipede').
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: For the Children: Man in Armour: 4: Fireworks in the Waxworks
A fantasy in several parts by Godfrey Harrison from an idea by A. A. Dubens.[Starring] Bruce Gordon
(to 18.00)
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: Television Sports Magazine
For tonight's edition one of the mobile outside broadcast units is at the Orion Hall, Stamford Hill, London.Among the items to be seen are:
Sports Quiz
A team of schoolboys challenge a team of sports editors and writers.
Women's Gymnastics: England v. Wales
A special International match between Cissie Davies and Gwen Davies of Wales, and Irene Hurst and Pat Hirst of England.
Sports Headlines
A new feature of topical events and personalities.
Introduced by Max Robertson.
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: Places with Problems: 4: Bolsover, Derbyshire
Wilfred Pickles visits a mining village to discuss the problems of coal with some of the miners and their families.Film sequences by the Television Film Unit
(Next programme in this series: March 14)
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: Call of Music
An unusual, new film from Switzerland which reflects something of the charm of young children as they learn to sing and play music - and enjoy themselves as they do.English commentary spoken by Sylvia Peters.
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: How Do You View
[Starring] Terry-Thomaswith Avril Angers, Leslie Mitchell, Peter Butterworth, Herbert C. Walton, Victor Platt and Jack and Daphne Barker.
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: News
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