For the very young
Audrey Atterbury and Molly Gibson pull the strings
Gladys Whitred sings the songs
Peter Hawkins speaks the voices
Maria Bird writes the songs and music
BBC film
(to 11.00)
A programme for children at home.
(to 13.55)
Another chance to see this cartoon film series.
As usual, Musky and Vince think of nothing but egg-rustling.
The last of three films telling the story of famous men who were history makers in Canada.
Travelling down an unknown river by canoe led Alexander Mackenzie to make great discoveries in the north-west of Canada.
A National Film Board of Canada film
News and views from London and the South-East.
Introduced by Richard Baker.
Followed by The Weather
by Elaine Morgan.
With Jessie Evans
This week: A Patch of Damp
Written by Gordon Thomas and Peter Stone.
Tomorrow's World...in the making today
Raymond Baxter introduces film, outside broadcast, and studio reports on the men and the developments which are changing our way of life.
Starring Robin Hall and Jimmie Macgregor
and featuring Anne and Laura Brand, Bobby Watson and The White Heather Dancers, The Scottish Junior Singers (Conductor, Agnes Duncan), Jim MacLeod and his Band, Harry Carmichael
(Jim MacLeod and his Band are appearing in Dunblane Hotel Hydro, Perthshire)
7.30-7.55 Stand and Deliver
A debate between the Universities of Nottingham and Keele
(Peterborough, Manningtree)
with Robert Robinson
A quick look at criticism and comments from viewers.
by John Elliot.
Starring Geoffrey Keen as Stead, Barry Foster as Driscoll, Philip Latham as Izard
Guest stars, Charles Gray, Nigel Stock, Elizabeth Shepherd, Vladek Sheybal
Introduced by Frank Bough.
Bringing you Action - News - Personalities
Including this week:
Football
A first look ahead to the new season, which kicks off in Scotland on Saturday and in England a week later.
by Dario Bellini.
Not for the Nervous
[Starring] Ronald Leigh-Hunt as Walter Hodge, Patrick Mower as Roy
with Malcolm Hayes as the Nightwatchman, Maggie Jones as Bunty, Mary Hignett as Hilda, Anne Blake as Ann, Natalie Kent as Gwen, Denis Cleary as the Day Porter
Fanny and Johnnie Cradock entertain Shirley Lord and Nicholas Parsons in their kitchen.
in a programme of fado, the folk music of Portugal.
With Raul Nery, Fonte Rocha, Portuguese guitars
Julio Gomes, Joaquim Do Vale, Spanish guitars
Joel Pina, bass guitar
Introduced by William Gilman.
This Portuguese aristocrat sings fado with an almost religious fervour. In her voice there is an awareness of the tragic meaning of existence and a rare genuineness of technique. Maria Teresa de Noronha comes from a family where fado and bullfighting, both of which have their roots deep in Portuguese culture, are living rather than dead arts. She is chiefly known outside Portugal to the connoisseurs, but within her own country she has a considerable popular following. She is married to the Count of Sabrosa, who is one of the leading guitarists in Portugal.
by The Rev. Richard Garrard.
