Listings
: Mainly for Women
The Northern Scene: ManchesterA picture of the city by some people who know it well.
John Alldridge describes the way it looks
Rachel Ryan tells of growing-up in Manchester
Harry Rutherford draws some of the people
Janet Nicholls speaks as a young Mancunian of today
Introduced by Rosalie Williams.
From the BBC's North of England studio
and
I've Just Been Reading
Stephen Black suggests some new books for your library list and introduces a personality connected with one of the books.
Contributors
: Watch with Mother: Picture Book
(to 16.00): Children's Television: Studio E
Vera McKechnie introduces:Jet Morgan investigating waves ripples, and flying saucers with Andrew Faulds, Desmond Leslie, Kit Richardson, Arthur Garratt.
Mr. Plackett's Rocket
[Starring] Clive Dunn
(Mr. Plackett is interviewed by Tony Bateman)
Seamus Ennis with a song, a story and a penny whistle
Packi
A strip cartoon for television.
Drawn by Tony Hart.
Contributors
: Tonight
A topical programme for all the family.Introduced by Cliff Michelmore.
Contributors
: Monday Melody
featuring this week: Lorrae Desmond, Michael Holliday, Harriott and Evans, Boyer and Ravel, Dudley Savage, Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band, The Leon Cochran Quintet.Introduced by George Martin.
From the BBC's West of England television studio
Contributors
: Canadian Television Theatre: Brass Tacks
A comedy by Eric Nicol.(A telerecording presented by arrangement with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)
See page 6
Contributors
: Le Cirque Medrano de Paris
Skills, thrills, and laughter direct from the ring of this famous French circus.Including:
Les joyeux caniches de Mismoune
Les diabolos enchantes de Me Sovereign
Les juveniles cyclistes Les Dominos
Les "humoristes de l'air"
Les Sylvest
Rires A gogo, voila
Les Bario
Ils ne perdent jamais la boule
Les 5 Verdus
L'Orchestre de Jean Laporte
This programme transmitted from Paris by courtesy of Radiodiffusion-Television Francaise
Presented by Derek Burrell-Davis in association with Gilles Margaritis
See page 4
Contributors
: Starlight: Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson
Assisted by The Eric James Quartet.Contributors
: Panorama
Richard Dimbleby opens Television's Window on the World.Every Monday the Panorama team of special contributors-using film and television cameras -focuses on events and personalities of the moment.
Contributors
: Come Dancing
in Wales and the North of England for Heat 2 of the BBC Inter-RegionalDancing Contest.
(by arrangement with Mecca Dancing)
Wales:
From the Sophia Gardens Pavilion, Cardiff with Tommy Mander and his Orchestra.
Compere, Alun Williams
North of England:
From the Locarno Ballroom, Sale with Eddie Shaw and his Band.
Compere, Jack Binks
Introduced by Peter Dimmock with a panel of judges in the London studio.
Contributors
: Picture Parade
A weekly magazine of films and film personalities introduced by Peter Haigh and Derek Bond.In this edition:
A scene from "The Barretts of Wimpole Street"; and a filmed interview between Derek Bond and Sir John Gielgud, who plays the part of the father, Mr. Moulton Barrett.
A scene from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame": a new film version of the French novel by Victor Hugo, starring Gina Lollobrigida and Anthony Quinn.
A scene from "Brothers-in-Law": a new British comedy starring Ian Carmichael, Richard Attenborough, and Jill Adams, and an interview with Ian Carmichael.
(Films by courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the Rank Organisation, and British Lion)
Contributors
: News; Weather
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