An American thriller film.
(to 16.25)

Tai Lu Talking
The last episode in this series about the travels of a magic Siamese cat.
Devised and told by Shelagh Fraser and Billy Thatcher.

Peter's Troubles
[Starring] Peter Butterworth

The Young Athlete: The High Jump
The second of a series of three films, with instruction and commentary by Geoffrey Dyson, Chief National Coach to the A.A.A.

(to 17.40)

A discussion on the meaning of some recent news items.
A scientist: Dr. J. Bronowski, Director of the National Coal Board, Central Research Establishment
A historian: Alan Bullock, Censor of St. Catherine's Society, Oxford
An economist: Graham Hutton writer and broadcaster
In the chair, J. F. Wolfenden, C.B.E., Vice-Chancellor of Reading University
A television version of the Midland Home Service fortnightly forum.
(Sutton Coldfield only)

A magazine for the under twenty-ones.
Introduced by Max Robertson assisted by Jean Aubrey and Barry Macgregor.

The Scientific Challenge to Industry
Charles Ian Orr-Ewing, M.P.,goes round the country examining the accusation that Britain is quick to invent but slow to apply new scientific ideas.
Film sequences by the BBC Television Film Unit

by Bernard Shaw.
[Starring] Kay Hammond, John Clements in excerpts
A special performance before an invited audience at the St. James's Theatre, London.

Tonight's excerpts, in which Miss Hammond and Mr. Clements make their first television appearance, are taken from the first three acts of the play. The curtain goes up on the portico of St. Paul's Church, Covent Garden, and speedily we are introduced to the Eynsford Hills, to Higgins, the authority on phonetics, to Colonel Pickering (played by Nicholas Hannen), another authority, and to Eliza, the bedraggled hoyden of a flower-girl. The new scene is Higgins's study, where soon we encounter that glorious representative of 'the undeserving poor', Alfred Doolittle (played by Charles Victor). And we have enough of the third act in which to meet Higgins's mother (played by Athene Seyler) and to see Eliza's explosive entry into polite society.

with Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra, The Ken Bateman Formation Team
Sonny Binick and Sally Brock, International Professional Champions, 1953
Desmond Ellison and Maisie Harrison, All-England Latin-American Professional Champions, 1952-1953
Victor Silvester's Dancing Lesson with Joyce Hayward and the Maurice Jay
Formation Dancers
Competition for the Television Dancing Trophy
Hostess, Patti Morgan

(sound only)