Listings
The first of a new series of fortnightly programmes.
Introduced by Josephine Douglas.
Having the Baby at Home
A midwife describes the preparations necessary when a child is to be born at home.
Pregnancy
Betty Lait discusses her progress with the doctor.
Furniture and Equipment
A health visitor shows furniture and equipment needed for the new-born child.
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Contributors
Presenter:
Josephine
Douglas
Item presenter (Having the Baby at Home):
A midwife [name
uncredited]
Speaker (Pregnancy):
Betty
Lait
Expert (Pregnancy):
The doctor [name
uncredited]
Item presenter (Furniture and Equipment):
A health visitor [name
uncredited]
Arranged by:
Julia
Bull
Producer:
S. E.
Reynolds
(A BBC telerecording of last Saturday's broadcast)
Contributors
Edited and produced by:
Peter
Duncan
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.15)
Prudence Kitten
with Annette Mills who writes the songs.
Climbing Ice Mountains in the Himalayas
A talk by George Lowe.
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Hank Rides Again
with Francis Coudrill who draws and animates the pictures writes the story and does the voices with Steve Race (piano), Geoff Lofts (drums) and Joe Muddel (bass).
(to 17.40)
Contributors
Presenter/songwriter (Prudence Kitten):
Annette
Mills
Designs (Prudence Kitten):
George
Fry
Presenter (Climbing Ice Mountains in the Himalayas):
George
Lowe
Illustrator/animator/writer/voices (Hank Rides Again):
Francis
Coudrill
Pianist (Hank Rides Again):
Steve
Race
Drummer (Hank Rides Again):
Geoff
Lofts
Bassist (Hank Rides Again):
Joe
Muddel
Producer (Hank Rides Again):
Robert
Tronson
The 'Roving Eye' pays a visit to the twenty-seventh exhibition for schoolboys at the Horticultural Hall, Westminster.
Contributors
Commentator:
Berkeley
Smith
Presented for television by:
Stephen
Wade
The second in a series of films compiled from the BBC Television Film Library.
Commentary written by John Pudney and spoken by Berkeley Smith.
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Contributors
Commentary writer:
John
Pudney
Narrator:
Berkeley
Smith
Music composed and played by:
Larry
Adler
Edited and produced by:
Ray
Dicks
A series of true stories from a surgeon's casebook by George Sava.
"It was a few years after the war that the name of Hugh Fletcher appeared in my appointments book. A home, a letter from a country G.P. who was a friend of mine, and a time - 10.30. The letter from Fletcher's doctor was not encouraging and I wondered whether the patient himself might give me more confidence..."
Contributors
Writer:
George
Sava
Designer:
Michael
Yates
Film sequences directed by:
John
Oxley
Producer:
Robert
Barr
A programme of people and personalities from the Dominions and Colonies of the British Commonwealth of Nations.
Introduced by Mike Williams-Thompson.
Contributors
Presenter:
Mike
Williams-Thompson
Orchestra directed by:
Eric
Robinson
Designer:
Richard
Greenough
Director:
Francis
Essex
Producer:
Bryan
Sears
welcomes visitors from Europe.
An audience in the Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton, questions four distinguished Europeans about their countries and their way of life.
The panel consists of:
Pierre-Olivier Lapie (France), Socialist Deputy and formerly Minister of Education
Per Torben Federspiel (Denmark), Member of the Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe
Dr. Hans Lilje (Germany), Bishop of Hanover and Vice-President of the Council of the Protestant Church in Germany
Professor Paolo Treves (Italy), Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Foreign Trade
Chairman, Denis Morris
The questions are unknown to the platform party in advance.
Contributors
Panellist:
Pierre-Olivier
Lapie
Panellist:
Per Torben
Federspiel
Panellist:
Dr. Hans
Lilje
Panellist:
Professor Paolo
Treves
Chairman:
Denis
Morris
Armand and Michaela Denis on Filming in Africa
Another programme they have filmed in Africa specially for BBC Television.
(Previously televised last Saturday)
Contributors
Presenter/filmmaker:
Armand
Denis
Presenter/filmmaker:
Michaela
Denis
Presented by:
Alan
Sleath