(See above)
Her Majesty the Queen
and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh
meet His Imperial Majesty
Haile Selassie I
on his arrival at Victoria Station
The scene described by Richard Dimbleby
Practical help for the housewife.
Presented by Joan Gilbert.
Family Affairs
At what age should children start to walk and talk?
Fish
N. F. Stockley describes the special features of sole, catfish, and whiting; Marguerite Patten recommends different ways of cooking them.
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.15)
Children's Newsreel
Roses for the Queen
by David Scott Daniell.
The play takes place on the outskirts of London; and in the court of Queen Elizabeth I.
(Second performance: October 17)
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(to 17.50)
Another film in this series made for television.
Introduced by Peter Dimmock.
A topical programme that aims to spotlight the latest news, views, and personalities of sport.
from the Royal Air Force Station, Cosford.
with Cardew Robinson, Tommy Reilly, Sylvia Norman, The Readings.
Introduced by David Nixon.
by M. R. James.
Adapted and presented for television by Tony Richardson.
A BBC telerecording of this morning's arrival at Victoria Station.
A fortnightly programme in which a panel of experts is challenged to identify a series of unusual objects.
The Experts:
Sir Mortimer Wheeler, Professor of Archaeology, University of London
Thomas Bodkin, Former Director of the Barber Institute and Professor of Fine Arts at Birmingham University
Professor Johannes Brandsted, Director of the Danish National Museum,
Copenhagen
v.
The Challenger: Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery
Chairman, Glyn Daniel, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge
(sound only)
