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Introduced by Andrea Troubridge.

Make the Best of Yourself
Audrey Tarrant, a London viewer, is given advice on her clothes and hair-style by Meriel Millen and Bernard Greenford.

World Congress of Midwives
Sitt Howa Alli El Basait, from the Sudan, reports on the Congress.

Tropical Fish
Alec Fraser-Brunner shows fishes and plants for the home aquarium.

Contributors

Presenter:
Andrea Troubridge
Participant (Make the Best of Yourself):
Audrey Tarrant
Expert (Make the Best of Yourself):
Meriel Millen
Hairstylist (Make the Best of Yourself):
Bernard Greenford
Reporter (World Congress of Midwives):
Sitt Howa Alli El Basait
Item presenter (Tropical Fish):
Alec Fraser-Brunner
Producer:
Jacqueline Kennish

A serial in six episodes written for television by Tom Twigge.
(to 17.30)

Contributors

Writer:
Tom Twigge
Producer:
Kevin Sheldon
Designer:
Stewart Marshall
Don:
Fella Edmonds
Mark:
Maurice Lane
Mr. Digby-Fore-Beckett (LBW):
Barry Mackay
Dorothy (Dot) Digby-Fore-Beckett:
Lesley Nunnerley
Carlos da Ledo:
Michael Malnick
King Prahasti:
Walter Horsbrugh
El Muerte:
Victor Platt
The Chief of Police:
Michael Segal
Napoleon Saturday:
Cy Grant
El Silento:
Peter Newington

A magazine for the under-twenty-ones.
Introduced by Max Robertson including
Acts by young professional entertainers, sport, interest, a personal problem, and 'Your Turn'
This month those appearing are from Kent.

Contributors

Presenter:
Max Robertson
Music directed by:
Steve Race
Assistant producer:
Lloyd Williams
Producer:
Michael Westmore

by Harry Green
Based on a comedy by Aaron Hoffman
[Starring] Harry Green
with Walter Fitzgerald and Joan Rice
Before an invited audience at the Television Theatre

The action of the play takes place in Valley Falls, a remote town in New Hampshire, U.S.A.

Isidor Solomon, it is hardly necessary to say, is a Jew. He comes to a small town one New Year's Eve, a friendly, humorous little man, beaming the felicitations of the season to all around him. Perhaps he does not notice the resentment in the air; at least, he seems oblivious of having stumbled on one of those narrow rural communities - more ignorant than evil - where anti-Semitism is rife. Despite opposition Isidor decides to stay and go into business. The play - which mixes comedy and sentiment with its lessons in elementary humanity - is the story of how hates and prejudices are melted by his warmth, kindliness, and shrewd business sense.
K.A.H.
See page 15

Contributors

Author:
Aaron Hoffman
Adapted by:
Harry Green
Producer:
Julian Amyes
Designer:
Frederick Knapman
Bill Warner:
William Lucas
David Frankel:
Mark Baker
Clem Beemis:
Mark Daly
Gideon Tyler:
Carl Bernard
Seth Trimble:
Raymond Rollett
Ted Hooker:
Richard Caldicot
Abner Whitson:
Walter Fitzgerald
Isidor Solomon:
Harry Green
Grace Whitson:
Rosemary Davis
Ned Tyler:
Raymond Young
Mrs. Trimble:
Nora Gordon
Mary Clarke:
Joan Rice
Essie Solomon:
June Rodney
Mr. Donegan:
Clement Hamelin

Scientists answer questions that are important to them and to the public.
Speakers include
Sir Ben Lockspeiser, K.C.B., F.R.S., Secretary to the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research
Professor A. V. Hill, C.H., F.R.S., Nobel Prizewinner in Physiology and Medicine
Dr. J. Bronowski, Director of the National Coal Board Central Research Establishment
Introduced by Peter Parker.

Contributors

Speaker:
Sir Ben Lockspeiser
Speaker:
Professor A. V. Hill
Speaker:
Dr. J. Bronowski
Presenter:
Peter Parker
Presented by:
David Martin
Producer:
David Bryson

BBC Television

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