A cartoon film about the trams of Prague.
A film about tea-planting, and the making of puppets.
Richard Jerome's presentation as playing at The Pier Pavilion, Worthing.
with Eddie Henderson, Peggy Payne, Freddy Payne, Roy Mitchell, Violet Victoria,
Charles King, Max and Maxa, Joan Wood, Harold Taylor, John Catlin, The Dancing Debutantes.
At the pianos: Bertram Phillips and Stanley Holt
Drums: Charles Huggett
(to 16.00)
A play by Reginald Beckwith.
'Boys in Brown' is being presented at the Duchess Theatre by Sherek Plays, Ltd., in association with the Arts Council.
The play is set in a Borstal Institution at the present time.
(Nigel Stock appears by permission of the Boulting Brothers)
The first Borstal institution was opened in 1908 at Borstal, a village in Kent. There are now twelve training Borstals. Boys are admitted from the age of sixteen to twenty-three. The maximum sentence is three years, but this may be extended following an attempted escape, giving an over-all age-group of sixteen to twenty-six. In 1946 over two thousand youths were sentenced to Borstal detention.
(sound only)
(to 22.30)
