from Wimbledon.
For the Very Young
(A BBC Television Film)
A further visit to Wimbledon.
After Stanley
Written by John Seymour.
Seventy-four years have passed since Sir Henry Morton Stanley made his famous journey to Tanganyika in East Africa in search of Dr. Livingstone.
This programme tells something of the country and people he found there and of the changes that have taken place since then.
Wimbledon Tennis
A commentary for children by Dan Maskell on the All England Lawn Tennis Championships.
A further visit to Wimbledon.
A film review of recent research and discovery in science and industry.
Television film cameras cover the journey of some of Scotland's world-famous livestock from the Highlands, Islands, and Lowlands to this great annual gathering at the Parade Ring in the Corstorphine Show Ground, Edinburgh.
Outside broadcast cameras show some of the prizewinning animals.
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with Leslie Mitchell in the chair and Josephine Douglas, Carole Carr, Kenneth Horne, Peter Noble finding the links between the challengers.
Special investigators, Pauline Forrester and Larry Forrester
by Michael Voysey.
The action of the play takes place in the East End of London. Time. the present
(Shirley Eaton appears by courtesy of 'London Films)
Rickie and Fay are in love. They step from London's East End of the present into a future in which he sees himself as a business man with his own office and in which she sees them living in a "nice house with proper things like cups with some flowers on". In a second-hand clothes shop Fay sees a dance dress. "If you had that dress you would look as lovely as a film star, and if a fellow I know sees you he might put you on the pictures". The dress costs five pounds. That night Rickie brings Fay her dance dress.
(Michael Voysey)
Johnny Morris, in his own kind of one-man show, sketches a day he spent In the life of someone else.
(First of three programmes)
A BBC television film of some of the highlights of the day's play at Wimbledon.
(sound only)
