BBC Concert Orchestra
(Leader, John Sharpe)
Conductor, Charles Mackerras
in a programme of light music with June Bronhill, Thomas Round, Halama and Konarski, Julia Farron, Donald Barclay, Audrey Foat.
(June Bronhill and Thomas Round appear by permission of Sadler's Wells Trust Ltd.)
(See page 15)

meets every Sunday afternoon to answer questions sent by viewers.
The members this week are: Julian Huxley F.R.S., Dr. J. Bronowski, Lady Pakenham, John Nicholas.
Question-Master, Hugh Ross Williamson
Questions should be addressed to: The Brains Trust, [address removed]

Bengo
Some more adventures of the Boxer puppy drawn by Tim.

Children's Newsreel

The Prince and the Pauper: 4: Hendon Hall
by Mark Twain, adapted for television by Rhoda Power.

Tom Canty the beggar, still dressed in Edward VI's clothes, is playing the part of the King, while Edward - the real king - is going about with a gang of beggars and having a bad time.
He was left gagged and bound in the hut of a mad hermit. He heard his friend Miles Hendon come to the door and then the hermit taking Miles away. The next minute his enemies John Canty and Hugo, the beggars from whom he had escaped, appeared in the hut. What happened after that you are now going to see.

(to 18.00)

Stay with the stars at Blackpool and meet Jimmy Clitheroe, paging, Joan Regan, Hylda Baker, Frank Cook, Two Earls, Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth, and Jack Watson.
Final of the Summer Showgirl Competition judged by Raymond, Avis Scott, Donald Gray.
From the Norbreck Hydro, Blackpool.

(Joan Regan, Hylda Baker, and Two Earls are in "Pick of the Pack" at the Queen's Theatre, Blackpool; Jimmy Clitheroe is in "Let's Have Fun" at the Central Pier, Blackpool)

by Eden Phillpotts and Adelaide Phillpotts
[Starring] Roger Livesey
The action takes place in South Devon.
(From the BBC's West of England Television Studios)
(Stephen Boyd appears by permission of London Films)

Eden and Adelaide Phillpotts's famous comedy is set in the small Devon fishing village of Yellow Sands, where local life turns largely on the idiosyncrasies of the Varwell family. And a very assorted clan they are, too, notably the men-the philosophic tippler Dick (older play-goers will remember Cedric Hardwicke here), and the two young contrasted brothers, Joe with an obsession for socialist theory, Arthur with his weakness for redheads. And now the approaching eightieth birthday of wealthy Jenifer Varwell serves to throw the family differences of taste and character into relief-the more so because everybody is more than a little concerned with his or her eventual prospects under Jenifer's will.
(Peter Currie)
At 8.30

Music at Ten presents Alicia Markova in Act 2 of 'Giselle'
with Erik Bruhn and the Ballet Rambert
Choreography by Coralli
Music by Adam

(Erik Bruhn appears by permission of the Royal Danish Ballet, Copenhagen)
Philip Bate writes on page 4

Evening prayers conducted by the Rev. Geoffrey Gower-Jones, Actors' Church Union Chaplain at Blackpool, assisted by Variety artists working in the town.
followed by News Summary and Weather Report
(to 23.00)