Sooty
with Harry Corbett.
(A BBC telerecording)

Children's Newsreel

Remember Jane
by Joan Paulin.

(to 18.00)

Chairman, Franklin Engelmann
Panel: Barbara Lyon, Molly Weir, Richard Murdoch, Frank Owen
Special investigators, Pauline and Larry Forrester

Television outside broadcast cameras are at the White City Stadium, London, for the final preparations in the staging of this great equestrian event.

Stay with the stars at Blackpool and meet your resident hosts Jewel and Warriss and page-boy Jimmy Clitheroe.
Those signing the visitors' book include:
Frankie Vaughan, Hylda Baker, The Three Monarchs, Kenny Baker, Odette Crystal,
The Kordites.
Introducing 'Summer Show Girl' a search for the most beautiful girl in theatreland.
Augmented BBC Northern Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Alyn Ainsworth
The second of six visits to the Norbreck Hydro, Blackpool.

(Jewel and Warriss and Odette Crystal are in 'The Big Show of 1955' at the Opera House, Blackpool; Hylda Baker and The Three Monarchs in 'Pick of the Pack' at the Queen's Theatre; Kenny Baker, Jimmy Clitheroe, and The Kordites in 'Let's Have Pun' at the Central Pier; Frankie Vaughan in 'Wildfire' at the Empress Hall, Earls Court, London)

A television play by Philip Mackie.
[Starring] Griffith Jones and Sarah Lawson
The action takes place at the Paultons' home in North-West London.

A murder mystery such as this is a four-cornered battle of wits between the murderer, the law, the author, and the audience. But the ingredients may be divulged without loss of suspense: thus, in the course of one eventful evening, a number of people call at the Hampstead home of Lewis and Brenda Paulton. Lewis is a film producer, successful, charming, in his middle-thirties; Brenda is beautiful and some years younger; on the face of it, theirs is a perfectly happy marriage. But then the visitors start to call, among them the police, and life with the Paultons ceases to be tranquil. Mr. Mackie has more than one turn-and-turnabout surprise up his sleeve, so it will not do to say more about the plot, but there is a murder, and in the matter of solving it, viewers may test for themselves whether they are as observant as the Paultons' Dutch maid, Deenie. (Peter Currie)

Conducted by The Rev. W. D. Kennedy-Bell.

(sound only)