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Norfolk Turkeys
Philip Wayre comments on the film made on his farm.
Rural Industries on Show
Introduced by A. W. Williams.
The Golden Eagle
Filmed and described by Charles Farmer.
Introduced by Maxwell Knight.
Contributors
Presenter:
Maxwell
Knight
Item presenter (Norfolk Turkeys):
Philip
Wayre
Presenter (Rural Industries on Show):
A. W.
Williams
Filmmaker/Narrator (The Golden Eagle):
Charles
Farmer
Producer:
Monica
Sims
Lionel Hale suggests some new books for your library list and introduces a personality connected with one of the books.
Contributors
Presenter:
Lionel
Hale
Producer:
Joyce
Belfrage
For the Very Young
Pages turned by Patricia Driscoll.
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.00)
Contributors
Presenter:
Patricia
Driscoll
Editor:
Maria
Bird
The film story of the Calgary Cowboy Show.
Devised by Charlotte Mitchell and Richard West.
[Starring] Leslie Henson
with Jean Telfer, Charlotte Mitchell, Bob Harris, Joe Greig
(Bob Harris and Joe Greig are appearing in "Salad Days" at the Vaudeville Theatre, London)
Contributors
Devised by:
Charlotte
Mitchell
Devised by/Producer:
Richard
West
[Actor]:
Leslie
Henson
[Actress]:
Jean
Telfer
[Actress]:
Charlotte
Mitchell
[Actor]:
Bob
Harris
[Actor]:
Joe
Greig
Elisabeth and Max Robertson come to the end of their story of an Australian journey they made with 'Gladys.' With the help of films they introduce people, places, and animals they came across off the beaten highway 'Down Under.'
Contributors
Presenter:
Elisabeth
Robertson
Presenter:
Max
Robertson
Film Cameraman:
Mel
Nicholls
Film Cameraman:
Bill
Trerise
Film Editor:
John
Pullen
Presented by:
Peggy
Bacon
Look around with Cliff Michelmore.
Sport - Music - Politics - People
Cinema - Theatre - Travel
with Derek Hart, Geoffrey Johnson Smith and this week, Cy Grant
Contributors
Presenter:
Cliff
Michelmore
Reporter:
Derek
Hart
Reporter:
Geoffrey Johnson
Smith
Singer/guitarist:
Cy
Grant
Producer:
Donald
Baverstock
[Starring] Jennie Carson
A film in the series about a charming young Scots girl who discovers America. Jeannie decides to live on her own but finds that Greenwich Village is not as romantic as she had expected.
Contributors
Jeannie MacLennan:
Jennie
Carson
Pete Murray challenges his guests to Place the Face
A new quiz devised by Ralph Edwards.
Music by George Clouston and his Masqueraders
Contributors
Presenter:
Pete
Murray
Quiz devised by:
Ralph
Edwards
Musicians:
George Clouston and his
Masqueraders
Research:
Nigel
Ward
Producer:
Kenneth
Milne-Buckley
An excerpt from the new French farce
by Jean-Paul Sartre
Translated from the French by Sylvia Leeson and George Leeson.
Televised direct from the Royal Court Theatre, London, by arrangement with the English Stage Company
See page 5
Contributors
Author:
Jean-Paul
Sartre
Translated by:
Sylvia
Leeson
Translated by:
George
Leeson
Director:
George
Devine
Decor:
Richard
Negri
Music:
Thomas
Eastwood
Presented for television by:
John
Vernon
Policeman:
Nicolas
Brady
Georges de Valera:
Robert
Helpmann
Veronique:
Jane
Downs
Sibilot:
George
Benson
Inspector Goblet:
Roddy
McMillan
Jules Palotin, Editor of "Soir a Paris":
Harry H.
Corbett
Tavernler:
Kendrick
Owen
Perigord:
Ronald
Barker
Secretary:
Anna
Steele
Mouton, Chairman of Soir a Paris:
Felix
Felton
Lerminier:
George
Merritt
Charivet:
Percy
Cartwright
Nerciat:
Bernard
Kay
Bergerat:
Kerry
Jordon
A play by John Mortimer
[Starring] Michael Hordern and David Kossoff
See page 4
A Dock brief is a strange method of defending a prisoner which is still sometimes used in England. The prisoner, if he has no other legal help, is allowed to choose any barrister who is sitting in Court to appear for him. He takes his pick from the Dock, as you might try to pick out a winning race-horse with a pin, and prisoner and barrister then meet in the cells for a hurried consultation; a half-cooked defence is hastily brought to the boil; and the trial begins.
Tonight's play is about an elderly, unsuccessful barrister who finds himself one happy day picked out to defend an equally unsuccessful criminal. As they work together in the cell, becoming in imagination the Judge, the jury, and various favourable or ruthlessly destroyed witnesses, they become not only enthusiastic but deeply considerate of each other's tender feelings. Alone and happy they make a world which they can always control until they have to emerge, half way through the play, to face the rude reality of the trial.
The Dock Brief is designed as comedy; it is also designed to make the lawyers and the criminals of the world recognise their close affinity. (John Mortimer)
Contributors
Writer:
John
Mortimer
Producer:
Nesta
Pain
Music specially composed by:
Antony
Hopkins
Designer:
Donald
Horne
Morgenhall:
Michael
Hordern
Fowle:
David
Kossoff
Prison Officer:
Richard
George
A weekly magazine of films and film personalities introduced by Peter Haigh and Derek Bond.
This edition includes scenes from "Seven Thunders" with Stephen Boyd, Tony Wright, Anna Gaylor, and Kathleen Harrison.
(Film by courtesy of the Rank Organisation)
Contributors
Presenter:
Peter
Haigh
Presenter:
Derek
Bond
Director:
Richard
Evans
Producer:
Alan
Sleath
Fifty thousand immigrants from Puerto Rico enter the United States every year. A few find the new life they are looking for; many merely exchange a Caribbean for a mainland slum. This documentary film by the American "See It Now" team reports on the problems raised by this mass migration and describes Puerto Rico's attempts to improve its own living conditions and speed up the growth of its industry.
Produced by Edward R. Murrow and Fred Friendly for the Columbia Broadcasting System
See page 9
Contributors
Producer:
Edward R.
Murrow
Producer:
Fred
Friendly
followed by Weather and Close Down