Listings
: Newsreels
(Previously televised on Monday and Tuesday): Living Waters
A film of one of the moat beautiful rivers in France - from its source to the sea.: Watch with Mother: The Flowerpot Men
For the Very YoungAudrey Atterbury and Molly Gibson pull the strings
Gladys Whitred sings the songs
Peter Hawkins speaks the voices
Maria Bird writes the songs and music
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.15)
Contributors
: Children's Television
Prudence Kittenwith Annette Mills (who writes the songs).
Ten Minutes Music
People in Books
Olive Shapley introduces a character from 'The Princess and the Goblin' by George Macdonald.
Going Up
At the R.A.F. Station, Leuchars, Barrie Edgar is shown over a jet aircraft on the ground, and then -from the navigator's seat- describes his sensations as the aircraft takes off.
(to 17.50)
Contributors
: The Dancing Bear: 3: Julius
A serial in six parts by John Wiles and Richard Wade.[Starring] Norman Wooland
Contributors
: Gymnasium Jamboree
A demonstration of gymnastic agility, including Judo and wrestling.Arranged by the Manchester Y.M.C.A.
From the Floral Hall, Southport.
Contributors
: Quite Contrary
featuring Joan Regan, Don Peters, Pamela Russell, Bert Weedon, Jack Billings, Al Koran and guest artists.The Littlewood Songsters, The Television Toppers, The Silver Belles
Conducted by Frank Fletcher
Introduced by Catherine Boyle.
(Frank Fletcher appears by permission of the Director of the Metropolitan Theatre of Varieties, Edgware Road, London)
Contributors
: Panorama
A fortnightly magazine.Introduced by Max Robertson.
Contributors
: News
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