Listings
: A Hero Returns - Southampton
Dr. Fuchs and his comrades are seen first at the Ocean Terminal where a civic welcome precedes the processional drive to the Guildhall through the streets of Southampton.(to 10.15 app.)
Contributors
: Beunydd
Bwrw golwg dros bynciau'r dydd mewn sgwrs a ffilm - a chyfle i gwrdd a rhai sy'n amlwg yn y newyddion.(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
(to 13.30)
: For the Schools: Science and Life: Stress and Strain: 3: The Use of Wind Tunnels
Introduced by Arthur Garratt.(Telerecording of last Wednesday's programme)
Contributors
: Watch with Mother: Picture Book
For the Very Young(A BBC television film)
: Mainly for Women
Room for Improvement: 4: BedroomsJohn Siddeley demonstrates ideas for solving problems of decoration and furnishing put to him by viewers.
Including information about fabrics, wallpapers, and furniture.
Introduced by Molly Weir.
Contributors
: A Hero Returns - London
Dr. Fuchs and the Trans-Antarctic Expedition are welcomed back to London by The Earl of Home and representatives of Commonwealth Governments.The scene at Waterloo Station described by David Attenborough.
Contributors
: Mainly for Women
(Continued)Keep Fit with Eileen Fowler
From the BBC's Midland television studio
(to 15.45 app)
Contributors
: Children's Television: Studio 'E'
Vera McKechnie introduces Studio 'E', Your Monday MagazineTalking About Ponies
Dorian Williams shows you another pony.
Growing Things
Percy Thrower shows you how to fill and plant a small hanging basket and how to plant tomatoes.
Ron Parry and his friend, Tiggy
News Story
Building a Model Boat
Barry Bucknell shows you how to make a catamaran.
Spy School
Bernard Newman tells you more about famous spies.
Michael Flanders and Donald Swann with some of their own songs
Leafy Lizard
A story for the younger children.
Written and illustrated by Gwen White.
See page 4
Contributors
: News Headlines; Sports News; The Weather
On transmitters serving the areas:6.10 News for Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the English Regions
News from Wales: 6.15-6.20
See page 4
: Canadian Television Theatre presents: A Case of Fraud
A comedy by Donald Jack.(A telerecording presented by arrangement with the CBC)
Contributors
: Tonight
Look around with Derek Hart.Sport-Music-People
Cinema-Theatre-Argument
with Geoffrey Johnson Smith and this week: Noel Harrison, Maggie Fitzgibbon
Contributors
: News Summary
Cricket: close of play scores: Starr and Company: Hot Stuff
(Next episode on Thursday)Contributors
: Trouble for Two
Written by Johnny Whyte and Jacqueline Mackenzie.Jacqueline Mackenzie and Lorrae Desmond find Trouble for Two.
Two bright girls in show business meet their first spot of trouble in a collision with the Inspector of Taxes with Donald Churchill, John Vere and Guest: Jerry Desmonde
See page 5
Contributors
: The Phil Silvers Show: Blue Blood of Bilko
starring Phil Silvers as Sergeant BilkoBilko will not stand for snobbery, especially where Sergeants are concerned. So he sets up his own intelligence organisation.
Contributors
: The Henry Hall Show
(See above)The first of a new fortnightly series.
Herry Hall introduces:
Marie Josee Neuville - Laurie London - Diane Todd - Barbara Young - Ken Day
Leonard Webb
with David Morton and Ian Gardiner
Judith Whittaker
with Jimmy Dark and Ray Desmond
and featuring the Henry Hall Orchestra
Contributors
: Panorama
See column 2: Picture Parade
A weekly magazine of films and film personalities.Introduced by Peter Haigh and Derek Bond.
This week's edition includes:
An excerpt from 'Another Time, Another Place' with Lana Turner, Glynis Johns and Barry Sullivan
(Film by courtesy of Paramount)
Contributors
: Home from Antarctica
Dr. Fuchs and his team of explorers who made the first overland crossing of the Antarctic Continent were welcomed back to this country today. A BBC News film recalls their crowded day of greeting in Southampton and London and their answers to many questions about their achievements.: News Summary
followed by Weather and Close DownAbout this project
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