The Arrival at Westminster Pier.
See above
(to 12.55)
from Wimbledon.
The Four Children
Another story, with music, told by Dorothy Alison.
Paper Sculpture
Dorothy Rogers shows some of the entries and gives the results of the competition she set on May 19.
It Happened to Me
F. Spencer Chapman talks about climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.
A further visit to Wimbledon.
followed by Weather Chart
The arrival at Westminster Pier.
(A BBC telerecording)
Vic Oliver invites you to This is Show Business
featuring leading personalities of the entertainment world with:
Margaret Lockwood, Bernard Braden, Maudie Edwards, Irene Handl, Laurence Payne, Ann Gudrun, Ian Wallace, Marion Studholme, The Marcellis, Domini Callaghan, Michel de Lutry, Pearl Hackney, Ivan Staff, Jane Evans, Denys Palmer, Robert de Warren
British Concert Orchestra (Leader, Lionel Bentley)
Assistant Conductor, Jack Walker
(Marion Studholme appears by permission of the Sadler's Wells Trust, Ltd.; Ian Wallace by permission of Glyndebourne Opera)
The first of two evening visits to Roundhay Arena, Leeds, to see part of this military spectacle.
The order of events is expected to be as follows:
The Assembly sounded by Mounted Trumpeters of the Royal Horse Artillery
The Roman Legions parade for inspection: a historical reconstruction by The Gloucestershire Regiment
Beating Retreat by the Massed Corps of Drums
Physical Training Display by boys of Apprentice Schools of Northern Command
See 'Television Diary' on page 15
A programme on infantile paralysis.
Presented by Jeanne Heal, who points to the danger signs that parents should look for.
Programme arranged in association with the Ministry of Health, the Infantile Paralysis Fellowship, the National Federation for Polio Research, and the British Red Cross Society
A BBC television film.
(sound only)
