A film specially produced for television.

[Starring] Alan Napier and Natalie Wood

In 1951 Peter Scott visited Lake Myvatn in Iceland to see the great concentrations of wild duck that breed there. In this programme he introduces a film he made on the expedition. It includes shots of one of the most attractive of all European birds-the decorative Harlequin Duck.
(A BBC telerecording of the broadcast on October 23)
(to 16.00)

All About Animals
George Cansdale shows you some more animals.

Mr. and Mrs. Mumbo
with Reginald Jeffryes.

Elephant Bill
Col. J. H. Williams tells you how an elephant goes to school.

(to 17.40)

Vic Oliver invites you to This is Show Business
with Yvonne Mitchell, Yvette Chauvire, Amy Shuard, Ruddy Bolli, George Cameron, Ross Piquer, Julian Bream, Victor Platt, Ereach Riley and a telerecorded appearance of Bob Hope.
British Concert Orchestra
(Leader, Reginald Morley)

(Yvette Chauviere appears by permission of the Theatre National de l'Opera de Paris)

Caerleon in Roman times was the base of the Second Augustan Legion and from A.D. 74, with its 'sister fortresses' at Chester and York, formed the main bulwark of military defence in the West.
Today, Caerleon - alone of the three standing - has escaped wholesale destruction by overbuilding and so ranks archaeologically as the largest and most important Roman military site in Britain, and one of the most important in Europe.
Recently it became possible to start excavating again and Dr. Nash Williams of the National Museum of Wales, who was in charge of the digging, shows the new discoveries brought to light and discusses them with Sir Mortimer Wheeler.

Played by Maria Korchinska (harp), Geoffrey Gilbert (flute), Jean Pougnet (violin), Thomas Carter (violin), Eileen Grainger (viola), Anthony Pini (cello).

Shoes, stockings, and accessories for all occasions.
Introduced by Joan Griffiths.

(sound only)