Listings
: For the Schools: Science and the Larder: 7 - Food from the Dairy
John Anderson talks about the 'Foster Mother of the World'-the Dairy Cow - and the milk products which form such an important, part of our diet.(to 11.45)
Contributors
: Beunydd
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)(to 13.30)
: For the Schools: The Proposal
by Anton Chekhov.Translated by Elisaveta Fen.
Contributors
: Mainly for Women
Holidays: 8 - Water SportsFilm of underwater swimming in the Mediterranean and water skiing in Scotland with John Lindsay putting questions to people who enjoy spending most of their holiday in the water.
3.20 Dress Sense Competition
Answers to the Questionnaire revealed by the resident Judges Alison Settle and Ailsa Garland.
Introduced by Doreen Stephens, Editor Women's Programmes.
(to 15.50)
Contributors
: Children's Television presents: The Budds of Paragon Row: 4: Proud of Them
by Marjorie A. Sindall.Adapted in four episodes by Rosemary Hill.
Contributors
: Children's Television: Thrash It Out
The girls of the Dyffrymi Grammar School audi the boys of the Glanafan Grammar School, Port Talbot. discuss the subject 'The Age of Chivalry is Past'.In the chair, Hywel Davies
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
: Short Cuts
A weekly 'Do It Yourself' programme with Barry Bucknell.Making a fold-away Garage for a Motor Cycle or Scooter
Checking over the car in time for Easter
Contributors
: Tonight
Look around with Cliff Michelmore.Sport - Music - People
Cinema-Theatre-Argument
with Derek Hart, Geoffrey Johnson Smith and this week, Noel Harrison
Contributors
: Ask Me Another
from the BBC's Glasgow studioA general knowledge contest based on the sound programme 'What Do You Know?'.
This week:
The Regulars
Marguerite Bird, Mostyn Lewis, Edward Moult
v.
Scotland
Mary Vaughan, Somerville Anderson, Rushworth Fogg
Chairman Franklin Engelmann
Contributors
: Professional Boxing: Dick Richardson (Newport) v. Bert Whitehurst (U.S.A.)
A 10-round Heavyweight contest.(by arrangement with Harry Levene Promotions)
An outside broadcast from the Empire Pool, Wembley
Contributors
: The Truth About Pyecraft
Adapted and produced by Douglas Cleverdon.From the short story by H. G. Wells.
[Starring] Hugh Burden, John Sharp
The scene is set in London during the lummer of 1902.
Contributors
: Eye on Research: 5 - Yourself the Enemy
The story of Hay Fever and Asthma.
Raymond Baxter reports.
Outside broadcast cameras visit doctors and scientists who are trying to discover more about allergy illnesses from The National Institute for Medical Research Mill Hill, London and The Wright-Fleming Institute, Paddington, London.
Contributors
: News
: Who Cares?: 4 - Spare that Tree
Trees are disappearing from English towns far faster than they are being planted. Neglect, ignorance, and vandalism take a far greater toll than old age or disease.This film, the last in the series made in co-operation with the Civic Trust, looks at trees through the eyes of people who are trying to save them for the future.
Introduced by Douglas Jones.
Contributors
: That Old Black Magic
Stanley Black and his Orchestra with Marion Keene and Aurelio Fierro.Contributors
: News Summary
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