Mainly for Women
An enquiry into sheets and pillow-cases conducted by Isobel Barnett in co-operation with the Household Textiles Association.

and
Come to Tea
with Elsie and Doris Waters who entertain people they would like you to meet.

For the Very Young
Pages turned by Patricia Driscoll.
(A BBC telefilm)

Wynford Vaughan Thomas recalls exciting moments from his life as a commentator.

A series of films for television made in post-war Europe.

Francoise Rosay in a story about a jewel robbery.

A film of the personal adventures among the African wild animals of George and Marjorie Michael and their daughters Carole and June, whose home is in Pretoria.

Prudence Kitten: Prudence's Grand Christmas Pantomime: 1: The Sleeping Kitten
with Molly Blake.

China Journey
Denis Mathews shows you some films and pictures he took in China's capital, Peking.

A visit to the Christmas Party
Organised by the National Institute for the Deaf with The Two Robertis, Jimmy Rogers, Bruce Gordon, De-Vel and Shirle, Minnie and Sandy Sandford, Tom McCall (piano).
From the Seymour Hall, London.
(Sandy Sandford is appearing in "Family Fun" at the Adelphi Theatre, London)
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(to 18.00)

followed by The Weather

People, events, comments of today
Introduced by Cliff Michelmore

[Starring] Richard Carlson
The first film in a new series based on the true-life adventures of Herbert Philbrick, who as an agent of the F.B.I, also led the lives of an average citizen and high-level member of the Communist Party.
In this first film, Philbrick plays two parts in a story of trouble among railroad men.

TV's most popular panel game
with Isobel Barnett, Zoe Gail, Ben Lyon, Gilbert Harding and Eamonn Andrews in the chair.

("What's My Line?" was devised by Mark Goodson and Bill Todman, and is televised by arrangement with C.B.S. and Maurice Winnick)

Richard Dimbleby brings you Television's Window on the World.
Every Monday the Panorama team of special contributors, using film and television cameras, focuses on events and personalities of the moment.

Jack Payne introduces a special New Year edition of and Ian Carmichael conducts you on a light-hearted tour behind the scenes while the show is in progress.
Those taking part include Shirley Abicair, The Stargazers, Eric Robinson, Peter Haigh, Concert Orchestra and George Mitchell Singers conducted by Stanley Black.

A new fortnightly series of programmes.

Finals of the Scotland v. North v. South.
From the Royal Ballroom, Tottenham.
(By arrangement with Mecca Dancing, Ltd.)
Introduced by Victor Silvester.
Demonstrations by Syd Perkin and Edna Duffield, June Tyrrell and Tony Tarver.

Nat Allen and his Band, Sydney Thompson and his Orchestra, The Peter Knight Singers
Followed by The Weather and Close Down