(Previously televised on Wednesday and Thursday)
This film shows work by the L.C.C. for Londoners.
A film of British methods of glass production.
(to 16.15)
The Singing Saucepan
A story by Melissa Wood with illustrations by Harry Rutherford.
All About Animals
George Cansdale shows some more animals.
For Deaf Children
A special programme.
Introduced by Jasmine Bligh.
(to 17.45)
A Welsh Variety programme.
Can a Stori
Rhaglen amrywiol o ganu a sgwrs yn Gwmraeg. Dyma'r rhai a fydd yn cymeryd rhan
Pegi Edwards, Osian Ellis, Dewi Williams
T cyfarwyddo gan D. J. Thomas
(Wenvoe and Holme Moss only)
(to 19.55)
Written by George Moresby White and Peter Hunt.
Introduced by Richard Dimbleby.
A magazine of past and present stories of the world's greatest city.
Film sequences directed by John Rhodes for the Television Film Unit
See Television Diary-page 15
An unrehearsed discussion on topics of the week.
Chairman, Frank Byers
Speakers: Derek Walker-Smith, M.P., Bernard Braine, M.P., Maurice Edelman, M.P.,
L. J. Callaghan, M.P.
In tonight's film, viewers see Longleat, the earliest and one of the most beautiful of the many English country houses inspired by the Renaissance. Built in the sixteenth century by Sir John Thynne, the full glory of its traditions has been faithfully preserved by his descendants, the Marquesses of Bath.
(sound only)
