(to 12.00)
(Composite edition)
(to 16.00)
A story for young children, told and illustrated by Peter Madden.
(Repeat of Sunday's edition)
Jock Gaffron shows what you can do with a pencil and a piece of paper.
Some more paintings sent for the picture competition.
(to 18.00)
A well-known man or woman becomes the subject for a series of tests in which you are asked to:
Judge the truth of the old adage that 'You don't know a person until you have lived with him'
See a phrenologist as he outlines the personality of the subject, whose identity is unknown to him
Watch as a graphologist studies the subject's handwriting
Witness a brief demonstration of one of the processes used in modern psychology
A new presentation on an old theme.
A programme commemorating one hundred years of bowler hats. Whether 'on' or 'off' men's hats are not dull pieces of headgear, as you will discover when you join Richard Dimbleby and some designers, wearers, and makers of men's hats at one of Britain's oldest hat factories.
(Repeat of Monday's edition)
(sound only)
(to 22.15)
