Viewers' Problems
Dr. Winifred de Kok replies to queries.
James Hemming, an educational psychologist, the Rev. Arthur Morton, Director of the N.S.P.C.C., John Watson, a children's magistrate, and Dr. Winifred de Kok give their views on social problems.
Contributors
Presenter:
Olive
Shapley
Item presenter (Viewers' Problems):
Dr. Winifred de
Kok
Speaker:
James
Hemming
Speaker:
The Rev. Arthur
Morton
Speaker:
John
Watson
Arranged by:
Jan
Jackson
Producer:
S. E.
Reynolds
Jack Payne introduces stars and personalities who are Off the Record together with the latest news from the record industry featuring Vera Lynn, Frankie Vaughan,
Winifred Atwell, Lita Roza, Mel Gaynor and Barbara Lyon, Ronnie Aldrich and the Squadronaires.
The Concert Orchestra
Conducted by Stanley Black
(Lita Roza is appearing at Finsbury Park Empire, London; Frankie Vaughan appears by permission of the Directors of the Empress Hall, Earls Court, Ltd.)
Contributors
Presenter:
Jack
Payne
Singer:
Vera
Lynn
Singer:
Frankie
Vaughan
Pianist:
Winifred
Atwell
Singer:
Lita
Roza
Singer:
Mel
Gaynor
Singer:
Barbara
Lyon
Musicians:
Ronnie Aldrich and the
Squadronaires
Musicians:
The Concert
Orchestra
Conductor:
Stanley
Black
Designer:
Gordon
Roland
Producer:
Francis
Essex
A film reminiscence of the last four decades, with scenes and personalities of then and now, presented to celebrate the thirty-sixth birthday of Pathe Pictorial.
An Associated British-Pathe Film for television
Dancers, models, band leaders, theatre and film stars, see themselves on the screen as they were some years ago.
(Previously televised on April 11)
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