with Frances Perry, Fred Streeter and Reginald Gamble.
The programme includes the showing of a selection of new and old varieties of alpine and border plants, suggestions for lawn improvement, a new easy way to grow tomatoes, and the spring inspection of the bees.
(to 16.00)
A series of picture stories by Ralf.
W. R. Dalzell shows some new ways of designing your own book covers.
A talk by Donald Soper.
(to 17.40)
Richard Dimbleby, with the outside broadcast cameras, visits the oldest parish church in London, and traces its changing fortunes through nine hundred years of history.
See 'Talk of the Week'
Semprini brings you fifteen minutes of popular music at the piano.
Adapted by Henri Gheon from a fifteenth-century manuscript.
Translated by Barry V. Jackson.
The play takes place at Bernard's home by the Lake of Annecy in Savoy, on the St. Bernard Pass. and at the Monastery of Aosta by the foot of the mountains.
'The Marvellous History of St. Bernard' is introduced by Sir Barry Jackson, who tells how he first saw and came to translate this miracle play.
(Dudley Jones and Tony Sympson are appearing in "And So To Bed," at the Strand Theatre, London; Maxine Audley, Ivan Staff, and Dorothy Green in "The Constant Couple," at the Winter Garden Theatre, London; D.A. Clarke-Smith in "Stately Homes" at the Embassy Theatre, London)
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An unrehearsed discussion on topics of the week.
Speakers: Robert Boothby, M.P., S.J. McAdden, M.P., Anthony Greenwood, M.P., R.H.S. Crossman, M.P.
Chairman, Dingle Foot
The fourteen Stations of the Cross tell the story of the Passion and Death of Our Lord.
Meditations upon the Stations conducted by Father Hilary Carpenter, O.P., Provincial of the English Dominicans
(sound only)
