(Previously televised on Monday and Tuesday)

A film produced by the Central Office of Information in which Muir Mathieson and the London Symphony Orchestra show how different musical sounds are created.
The film is in three parts:
1 - Hearing the Orchestra; 2 - Exploring the Orchestra; 3 - Looking at Sounds
(to 16.05 app.)

The Adventures of Mr.and Mrs. Mumbo
Drawn by Reginald Jeffries.

Please to Remember...
'The Fifth of November, gun powder, treason and plot'
Neil Corby tells the story of Guy Fawkes and the gunpowder plot.

Men at Work: 5: The Blacksmith
Godfrey Baseley introduces Alan Knight, and shows a film about the work of a blacksmith.

(to 18.15)

The concert party of the air with Avril Angers, Helen Clare, Will Kings, Harold Berens, Dudley Rolph.
Jack Wilson and Harry Engleman at the pianos.
Before an invited audience at the Queen's Hall, Burslem.
(Sutton Coldfield only)

A report on the result.

Eric Robinson presents Music for You
A programme of music, ballet and songs with John Slater the storyteller.

A visit with the television outside-broadcast cameras to the Kentish town of Edenbridge where November the Fifth is celebrated each year by a carnival procession, followed by the traditional burning of a giant guy and by a fireworks display.

A fortnightly review of films.
Introduced by John Fitzgerald.
The programme includes scenes from
'The Happy Time', a Columbia Picture
'Venetian Bird', a J. Arthur Rank Organisation Release
'The Raiders', a Universal-International Picture
'Cry the Beloved Country', a London Films Presentation
'Hindle Wakes', a Monarch Picture
'Carson City', a Warner Bros. Picture
George Cole, rising young star of 'Who Goes There?' and of the new British comedy 'Top Secret' will be in the studio.

(sound only)