by The Postmaster-General, the Earl of Listowel.

The programme includes:

Pas Seul
Margot Fonteyn (by permission of the Administrator of the Covent Garden Opera Trust), John Cockerill (harp)

David Low talks and draws.

Mickey's Gala Premiere
This cartoon film was the last item transmitted before the Television Service was interrupted on Friday, September 1, 1939.

Variety Party
introducing Mantovani and his Orchestra, Jackie Hunter (the Canadian Comedian), Kay Cavendish ('Kay on the Keys'), Jean Cavall (Singer, formerly R.C.A.F.), Peter Waring (in comedy), Beryl Orde (in impressions), Gwen Catley (soprano), The Three Admirals
(Peter Waring broadcasts by permission of the Windmill Theatre)

The Dark Lady of the Sonnets
by George Bernard Shaw.

A visit to the Mall for the preparations for tomorrow's Victory Parade.

Announcers: Jasmine Bligh, Winifred Shotter, McDonald Hobley
Master of Ceremonies: Leslie Mitchell (by courtesy of British Movietonews, Ltd.)

(to 16.30)

with Sally Douglas, Carole Carr, Archie Lewis, Sid Bright, Dick James, Three Boys and a Girl.

A television play of the story by 'Vercors', "Le Silence de la Mer".
Translated by Cyril Connolly.
Dramatised for television and produced by Michael Barry.
The story is set in a small country house in France during six months from the winter of 1943 to the spring of 1944

J.F. Horrabin returns to illustrate the news with maps, diagrams, and pictures.

(sound only)
(to 22.40)