Speakers: Sir William Y. Darling, M.P., Robert Boothby, M.P., Hector McNeil, M.P.,
J. B. Hynd, M.P.
Chairman, Frank Byers
(A BBC telefilm of the programme televised last Friday)
A crime story film directed by Eric Fawcett.
(to 16.00)
by Marion St. John Webb.
Adapted by John Hooper.
A puppet programme designed by George Fry.
An old lamplighter is suddenly affected by magic, and takes Marigold on a wonderful tour of old London Town.
by Godfrey Harrison.
[Starring] Desmond Walter-Ellis
(Desmond Waller-Ellis is appearing in 'Penny Plain' at the St. Martin's Theatre, London)
(to 17.40)
A play by J. M. Barrie.
[Starring] The Glasgow Citizens' Theatre Company
The scene is Mrs. Dowey's basement home in London.
Time, 1917
From the Citizens' Theatre, Glasgow.
Charlie Chester invites you to take Pot-Luck
in a programme of prizes and surprises with Edna Fryer, Billy McCormack, Stanley Rose, Penny Bestford, Harry Seltzer and Leslie Welch, Frank Chacksfield and his Orchestra.
From the Riverside Theatre, Battersea Park, London.
(Charlie Chester appears by permission of George and Alfred Black)
The last of three programmes designed for viewers who would like to know more about the art of ballet.
with Domini Callaghan, Michel de Lutry, Gillian Lynne, John Regan, John Bleasdale, Mary Brooks, Margarita Tate, Angela Bayley, Margaret Kovac, Marjorie Woodhams, Hazel Wiscombe, Selena Wylie, Wendy Hilton, Frances Alleyne, Kara Valentine,
Marguerite Stephan, Shirley Slade, Wendy Hyde, Jillian Poole.
The explanations are given by Felicity Gray, who also wrote the script.
At the piano, Tom McCall
(sound only)
