A magazine of interest and entertainment for younger women.

Spending your Book Token
Peter Forster

Beauty News
Scent

Chintz
Items from an exhibition shown by Peter Floud.

Guest of the Week
interviewed by Bob Kesten.

Dream Holidays
Winter plans for summers away.
Evelyn Gibbs

Introduced by Ian Dunlop.

Audrey Atterbury and Molly Gibson pull the strings
Gladys Whitred sings the songs
(A BBC telefilm)

Eric Spear finds Music is Fun
A weekly series of programmes.

This film tells the story of a family between one Christmas and the next.

W. Macqueen-Pope, theatre historian, continues his stories of gay London nights.

Children's Newsreel

Panto Parade
from the Govan Town Hall, Glasgow.
Tommy Locky, The Dame
Terry Doogan a Four-Footed Friend
Reg Varney "Buttons"
Roddy McMillan and John Grieve "Doo and MacDoo"
Valerie Miller, Eileen Sanders
Linking music played by A Rhythm Quartet
(Tommy Locky is in "Babes in the Wood" at the Pavilion; Terry Doogan is in "Dick Whittington" at the Theatre Royal; Reg Varney is in "Cinderella" at the Alhambra; Valerie Miller, Roddy McMillan, and John Grieve are in "Whigmaleeries" at the Citizens' Theatre, Glasgow)

Steps into Ballet
The second of three programmes.
[Starring] Peggy van Praagh and Harold Turner
Donald Britton, Maureen Bruce, Jill Denning, Howard Osborne
The Ballet: "Cinderella"
Music by John Addison
Played by the Melos Ensemble
(Harold Turner appears by permission of the General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Ltd.; Donald Britton, Maureen Bruce, and John Lanchbery by permission of Sadler's Wells Trust, Ltd.; Jill Denning is a pupil of Nora Roche and Howard Osborne of Marjory Middleton)

(to 18.00)

followed by The Weather

People, events, comments of today.
Introduced by Cliff Michelmore.

A film.
Fangio claims a victory for the Mercedes team in last year's motor race on the Francorchamps circuit.

BBC Outside Broadcast cameras visit Fonmon Castle in the Vale of Glamorgan.
Fonmon is one of the few remaining Norman castles that have been in constant occupation since they were built.
A. Watkin Jones introduces Sir Hugo Boothby, the owner, who shows viewers round his family home.
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by Jenifer Wayne.
[Starring] Brenda de Banzie and Cyril Raymond
The action takes place in London.
Time, the present
(Bernard Warwick appears by arrangement with the Library Theatre, Manchester)

Dobson and Young choose the key and Music Opens the Door.
Every fortnight music opens a new door to Dobson and Young who in turn show you the enjoyment behind the doors that music can open.
From the Metropolitan Police Training School, Hendon.
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Peter Haigh interviews the celebrated French film director, Rene Clair, who is visiting England. Viewers see some scenes from his latest film, "Les Grandes Manoeuvres" ("Summer Manoeuvres").
(By arrangement with Films de France)
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featuring Petula Clark and her boy friend of the week with Joe Henderson and his Music.

A series of television plays by Anthony Steven.
[Starring] Elizabeth Allan and Hugh Sinclair
(A BBC telerecording of last Saturday's broadcast)
Followed by The Weather and Close Down