Listings
: Opening Ceremony of Seventh Winter Olympic Games
See columns 3 and 4(to 11.30)
: Greenwich Time Signal; Mainly for Women: About the Home
From London:Domestic Forum
Viewers' questions discussed spontaneously by Alice Hooper Beck, Pauline Chamont, Ruth Drew.
Chairman, Joan Gilbert
From Birmingham:
Songs with a Guitar
Barrie Edgar interviews John Gavall about some of the songs he has collected during pis recent travels abroad.
Shopping Suggestions
Margaret Douglas shows some new ideas found in shops in the Birmingham area.
Contributors
: Watch with Mother: Rag, Tag, and Bobtail
David Enders tells the story.Sam and Elizabeth Williams make the pictures
(A BBC Telefilm)
Contributors
: Personality Parade
with Jill Day.Pianist, Johnny Johnstone
Interviewed by Vera McKechnie.
Contributors
: Afternoon Playhouse: Corner Shop
A film about a conscience that would not be stifled.: Sketchbook
Harry Rutherford visits Bolton.Contributors
: Children's Television
Meet the Penguins: Father's Wasted MorningStory by J. M. Smith Wright.
Children's Newsreel
Mozart
An illustrated talk on the composer whose two - hundredth birthday is being celebrated tomorrow.
On Form
A sports forum in which Wilfred Wooller on rugby and cricket, John Disley on athletics, Marjorie Pollard on hockey answer questions by boys and girls from the Cathays High Schools, Cardiff.
In the chair, Alun Williams
(to 18.00)
Contributors
: Highlight
People, events, comments of today introduced by Geoffrey Johnson Smith.Contributors
: Puzzle Corner
Introduced by Ronnie Waldman.This week's viewer competitor from Chester including Which Year? with Vicki Shaw, Steve Arlen, Josephine Gordon, Peter Darrell, Ron Taylor, Four in A Chord.
Viewers who live in Chester are invited to place this copy of Radio Times in their window by noon today if they wish to offer themselves as the viewer competitor in tonight's "Puzzle Corner".
Contributors
: Strictly T-T
Written by Alan Hackney, Eric Merriman and Terry-ThomasTerry-Thomas takes a fortnightly trip to HoIdergap-on-Tees
with Lorrae Desmond, Ken Griffith, Harold Goodwin, Dennis Kirtland and Gillian Lynne, Bob Sharples and his Music.
Contributors
: The Alien Sky
A television play by Paul Scott freely adapted by the author from his novel.[Starring] Stephen Murray, Helen Haye Sheila Burrell, Hugh McDermott
Contributors
: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral?: Problems from Paintings
The Experts: Trenchard Cox, Sir Gerald Kelly, Professor Ellis Waterhousev. The Challenger: The National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
Chairman, Glyn Daniel, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge
Contributors
: Seventh Winter Olympic Games
Report from Cortina.: Bob Hope
See column 3 on facing pageFollowed by The Weather and Close Down
Contributors
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