(Previously televised on Monday and Tuesday)
A short film about the human nose, with commentary by Alvar Lidell.
A film of life in an industrial town in the Province of Quebec.
(to 16.00)
The Adventures of Mr. Mumbo and Mrs. Mumbo
Children's Newsreel
Men at Work: 6: The Basket Maker
Godfrey Baseley introduces you to a basket maker and shows a film about his work.
(to 18.15)
A visit to the Filton aircraft assembly hangar, Bristol, the largest of its kind in the world where, among other aircraft, Britain's new airliner, the Britannia will be on view.
During the programme Frank Gillard introduces C. F. Uwins, a director of the company which built the aircraft, and Sir Miles Thomas, Chairman of B.O.A.C.
Personalities who make the news face questions from the men who write the news.
A fortnightly review of films.
Introduced by John Fitzgerald.
The programme includes scenes from:
'Monkey Business', a Twentieth Century-Fox production
'It Started in Paradise', a J. Arthur Rank Organisation release
'Because of You', a Universal-International picture
'Father's Doing Fine', an Associated British-Marble Arch production
'The Merry Widow', a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture
A visit to one of the National Sporting Club's regular tournaments, which tonight takes place at the Empress Club, London.
First, there will be a brief explanation of the rules and method of scoring, demonstrated in an exhibition bout between
Frank Johnson (Manchester) Lightweight Champion of Gt. Britain
and Cliff Anderson (British Guiana) Contender, British Empire Lightweight Title
Devised by Teddy Waltham Secretary, B.B.B.C.
Then some of the following fights will be televised.
Featherweight:
Eight three-minute rounds
Ken Lawrence (Southampton) former A.B.A. Champion v. Stan Skinkiss (Manchester)
Welterweight:
Six three-minute rounds
Ron Hinson (Dagenham) former A.B.A. Champion v. Tony Brazil (Brighton) and Danny Harvey (Glasgow) v. Johnny Hunt (Northampton)
Middleweight:
Six three-minute rounds
Teddy Gee (Chelsea) v. Tony Walker (Surbiton)
See 'Talk of the Week'
(sound only)