[Starring] Dolores Gray in the film Holiday in Paris
With Charles Trenet, Les Rats de Cave, Luc Barnay, the Four Step Brothers and the Bluebell Girls.
(The film shown on Feb. 1 repeated)
A recent film about the work of Naval Aviation (formerly the Fleet Air Arm).
A film about the Ulster linen industry and about two of the girls who work in the linen mills.
(to 16.00)
An exciting adventure film in the popular Renfrew series.
(to 18.00)
The Television Outside Broadcasts Unit stationed in the South Bank Exhibition looks at some of the striking architecture to be seen there.
While the television cameras show some of the salient features of the Exhibition, Hugh Casson, Director of Architecture for the Festival of Britain, discusses with V. J. Glassborow outstanding examples of modern architecture to be seen and explains the aims behind the design.
A series of light-hearted challenges to four well-known personalities.
Television presents some of the promising young ballet dancers who are studying in provincial centres in Great Britain today and who have been brought to London specially for this occasion from Bristol, Birmingham, Nottingham, Manchester, and Edinburgh.
The programme introduced by Madame Lydia Sokolova.
The small ballets to be danced show how students are encouraged to express their own ideas, and also how carefully their teachers regulate work to meet their varying abilities.
(John Lanchbery appears by permission of the Governors of Sadler's Wells)
A fortnightly survey of the traditional dishes for which Britain is famous. Today Philip Harben makes Cornish Pasty (Plain, Special, and 'Star-Gazy')
He is assisted by Elsie Julyan, of Carthew, near St. Austell
(in co-operation with the Television Film Unit)
Introduction to this series of programmes on facing page
(sound only)
