Introduced by Andrea Troubridge.

New Interests: Writing
Joyce Hadley (a magazine editor) and a housewife talk about the scope offered by spare-time writing.

Sketch Book
Mervyn Levy gives the last of his series of lessons in sketching.

Home Topic
Margot Lovell shows some of the new designs in Irish linen.

Follow-up
Ronald Cruickshank reports on the mural tapestry he has completed since his appearance in the Scottish edition of 'Leisure and Pleasure'.

Audrey Atterbury and Molly Gibson pull the strings
Gladys Whitred sings the songs
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.15)

A serial in six parts from the story by Charles Tritten.
Adapted for television and produced by Joy Harington.
Film sequences taken at Scuol Tarasp Vulpera, Switzerland
(Susan Richmond is appearing in 'Hedda Gabler' at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith)
(to 17.30)

(See columns 1 and 2)

A thriller by Norman Edwards
Adapted for television by Philip Mackie
[Starring] Henry Oscar

Dr. Pole has worked out to the last detail the hold-up his gang is about to stage. Nothing, he says, can go wrong, but to relieve Mildred's mind the unfortunately named Aloysius can ring up to say that everything has gone according to plan. It is merely unfortunate that there is someone on the line...

Old-Time Music-Hall
with Lisa Lee, Dominic Le Foe, Kitty Gillow, Harold Goodwin, Nina Yanson, Billy Danvers and Albert Burdon.
Chairman, Leonard Sachs
From the City Varieties Music Hall, Leeds
(By arrangement with Harry Joseph)

Robert MacDermot endeavours to control the imaginations of a panel of storytellers.

Donald McCullough introduces the first of a new series.
The story behind the picture as told by Air Marshal Sir Cecil Bouchier, Diana Wynyard Baron.

(sound only)