Listings
: Greenwich Time Signal; Gardening Club
Percy Thrower continues the seasonal work in the garden, including the planting of roses, the lifting and replanting of peonies, planting heather, and lifting rhubarb roots for forcing.He shows how to build a dry wall and advises on suitable plants for growing in it
In the greenhouse he deals with the re-potting of ferns.
(A BBC telerecording)
Contributors
: Amos 'n' Andy: Birthday Card
[Starring] Amos 'n' Andy in the film Birthday Card: The Smokey Club
Introduced by James Buchan.Choosing Your Pup
with Stanley Dangerfield.
Call Them Back
with Barbara Woodhouse.
Tails You Lose
with Newman Turner.
Branching Out
with the Training Societies.
Nine Little Boxers
Pick of the Post-Bag
Contributors
: Children's Television presents: The Range Rider in: False Trail
Stagecoach held up! Range Rider helps bandits escape! This is the headline that highlights a fast moving and exciting Western. Can the Range Rider really be helping the outlawed gang? Dick West has to ride and fight harder than ever to discover the answer to this baffling mystery.: Children's Television: Children's Film Magazine
Showing recent items of interest and news events.: Children's Television: Potts, Gangbuster: 2: Miss Travers' Secret
by Desmond O'Donovan and Ingram D'Abbes[Starring] Humphrey Lestocq
Contributors
: Today's Sport
A round-up of today's sporting highlights.Introduced by Kenneth Wolstenholme.
(to 18.00)
Contributors
: Hey Jeannie
[Starring] Jeannie CarsonAnother film in this series about the young Scots girl who is busy discovering America. This week she brings a new twist to the game of golf.
Contributors
: The Crime of the Century: 3: Taffy
A serial in six episodes by Michael Gilbert[Starring] Edward Chapman and William Lucas
with Gene Anderson
Contributors
: Saturday-Night Out: Rock 'n' Roll in Purley and Paris
"The Man with the Mike" and Outside Broadcast cameras of the BBC and Radiodiffusion-Television Francaise invite you to See things happen!, When they happen!, Where they happen!A weekly series edited by Peter Webber and Derek Burrell-Davis.
Contributors
: Saturday Comedy Hour presents: The Dave King Show
[Starring] Dave Kingwith Leigh Madison, The Mackell Twins, Peter West, Jimmy Lee, Vi Riscoe, The Show Dancers, The George Mitchell Singers.
See page 7
Contributors
: Twenty Questions
The television version of the popular sound radio programme.Drusilla Beyfus, Richard Dimbleby, Jack Train, Anona Winn ask all the questions.
Gilbert Harding knows some of the answers and Norman Hackforth presents all the objects.
("Twenty Questions" is televised by arrangement with Maurice Winnick)
Contributors
: The Laugh's On Us
A bout of humour in which Jack Watson ensures a good clean fight between Ted Lune, George Martin, Derek Roy.Inter-round notes by Patricia Bredin and the Gaunt Brothers
Accompanied by Jimmy Leach and his Organolians
From the BBC's North of England studios
Contributors
: Movie Museum: The Story of Mae Murray
The famous blonde star of the silent screen in her first talking film, which was made in 1929.Followed by Weather and Close Down
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