Listings
: War in the Air: 14: The Unquiet Peace
Written and produced by John Elliot.A series of BBC Television films telling the history of air power in the past twenty years.
This film deals with the tactical uses of air power in the years following the Second World War.
(Previously televised on February 7)
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: Fabian of Scotland Yard: Little Girl
[Starring] Bruce Seton(Previously televised on March 12)
(to 16.00)
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: Children's Television
The Pelicans and the Pirates: 3: The Mountain LairWritten and produced by Desmond O'Donovan.
(The Bedlams are appearing in Bill Scott Gordon's 'Revels of 1955' at the Pavilion, Sandown)
Battle of Toyland
The display of the R.A.O.C. boys in the Grand Ring of the Royal Lancashire Agricultural Show at Blackpool.
(to 18.05)
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: Preview British Games: Great Britain v. Hungary
Organised by the News of the World incorporating an international match.Organised by the British Athletics Board.
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: Show Jumping: North of England Championships
From the Royal Lancashire Agricultural Show at Blackpool.Contributors
: Fashion Spotlight
Robb and Lyn Curry discuss and illustrate autumn trends.Contributors
: The World is Ours: 7 - Wealth from the Wilderness
Written by Ritchie Calder and Michael Orrom.A series of documentary films on world problems that are the urgent concern of the United Nations.
To grow more food man is learning to tame the deserts. One of them, the Negev in Israel, is the location of this film.
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: Music for Romance
presents Ron Goodwin and his Concert Orchestra with Edna Savage, The Peter Knight Singers and Adelaide Hall.See page 15
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: Press Conference
People who make the news face questions from the people who write the news.Contributors
: Appointment with Drama: The Apollo of Bellac
by Jean Giraudoux.Translated by Henry Mara.
[Starring] Denholm Elliott and Natasha Parry
(Denholm Elliott appears by permission of the British Lion Film Corporation)
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: News
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