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A film about NATO's recently established international staff college located at the Ecole Militaire in Paris.
This college is the first of its kind in the world. Senior officers from the fourteen NATO countries study the problems of creating an international force from national armies.
Contributors
Produced and directed by:
Julian
Spiro
Music:
Elizabeth
Lutyens
Narrator:
Leo
Genn
Script:
Julian
Spiro
A film about an Irish farming family in which Barty (the son) tries to persuade his father to accept modern ways.
(to 16.25)
The Four Children
A story with music.
With pictures by Harry Rutherford.
Cowboy in the Jungle
Ross Salmon talks about South America, where he was a cowboy.
This Was News
A quiz programme in which Humphrey Lestocq and a panel of children challenge your knowledge of the news.
(to 17.45)
Contributors
Pictures (The Four Children):
Harry
Rutherford
Presenter (Cowboy in the Jungle):
Ross
Salmon
Chairman (This Was News):
Humphrey
Lestocq
The Scientific Challenge to Industry.
Charles Ian Orr-Ewing, M.P., goes round the country examining the accusation that Britain is quick to invent but slow to apply new scientific ideas.
Film sequences by the BBC Television Film Unit
(The last programme in this series)
Contributors
Presenter:
Charles Ian Orr-Ewing,
M.P.
Producer:
Geoffrey Johnson
Smith
to viewers in their London house.
Contributors
Speaker:
Mr. Joe
Davis
Speaker:
Mrs. Joe
Davis
Outside broadcast cameras join an invited audience at County Hall, London, where a meeting has been organised by the English Speaking Union and the British Atlantic Committee to mark the Fifth Anniversary of the signing of the North Atlantic Treaty.
Principal Speaker General Alfred M. Gruenther, Supreme Allied Commander, Europe
Chairman Mrs. Douglas Bolton, J.P., Chairman of the London County Council.
Questions from the floor are answered by General Gruenther.
Contributors
Principal Speaker:
General Alfred M.
Gruenther
Chairman:
Mrs. Douglas Bolton,
J.P.
Commentator:
Richard
Dimbleby
Presented for television by:
Stephen
Wade
Vic Oliver invites you to This is Show Business
featuring leading personalities of the entertainment world with:
Cicely Courtneidge, Jack Warner and Kathleen Harrison, Anne Shelton, Harry Locke, Bob Monkhouse and Denis Goodwin, Hervey Alan, Rowland Jones, Mary Munro, Kenneth Connor, Robert de Warren and Peter Felgate, Molly Lumley, Aud Johansen, Andrea Lea, Ray Pointer, Marjorie Woodhams, Benjamin Stevenson, Gay Cameron, David Howard, Phyllis Harcourt.
British Concert Orchestra
(Leader, Andrew Brown)
Assistant conductor, Jack Walker
Contributors
Presenter:
Vic
Oliver
Comedienne:
Cicely
Courtneidge
Performer:
Jack
Warner
Performer:
Kathleen
Harrison
Singer:
Anne
Shelton
Performer:
Harry
Locke
Comedian:
Bob
Monkhouse
Comedian:
Denis
Goodwin
Singer:
Hervey
Alan
Tenor:
Rowland
Jones
Dancer:
Mary
Munro
Comedian:
Kenneth
Connor
Dancer:
Robert de
Warren
Dancer:
Peter
Felgate
Performer:
Molly
Lumley
Performer:
Aud
Johansen
Performer:
Andrea
Lea
Dancer:
Ray
Pointer
Dancer:
Marjorie
Woodhams
Performer:
Benjamin
Stevenson
Performer:
Gay
Cameron
Dancer:
David
Howard
Dancer:
Phyllis
Harcourt
Musicians:
British Concert
Orchestra
Leader:
Andrew
Brown
Assistant conductor:
Jack
Walker
Decor:
Laurence
Broadhouse
Choreographer:
Hazel
Gee
Producer:
Graeme
Muir
on his own billiard table at his London home.
Contributors
Billiards player:
Joe
Davis
Presented for television by:
Dennis
Monger
G. O. Allen and Brian Johnston discuss the result of the fifth and final Test Match in Jamaica and the tour in general.
Contributors
Speaker:
G.O.
Allen
Speaker:
Brian
Johnston
Presented by:
Antony
Craxton