A magazine of interest and entertainment for younger women.

Let's Set About It
A do-it-at-home hairstyle, shown by Richard Conway and Henry Redman.

Treasure Hunt
A.T. Morley Hewitt continues his search for unsuspected treasure.

Fashion Spotlight on umbrellas

At the Piano, Ian Stewart

Present from London
The first instalment of a new serial written and told by Antonia Ridge.

Introduced by Elizabeth Hunt.

(Ian Stewart is appearing at the Savoy Hotel, London)

(A BBC Telefilm)

Tom Arnold, Claude Langdon, S. H. Newsome and Derek Salberg invite you to Come Dancing to the music of Oscar Rabin and his Band at the Casino Ballroom, Birmingham (By arrangement with Mecca Dancing, Ltd.) and to meet the performers from some of the Midland pantomimes and to be entertained by:

Vic Oliver
(appearing in "Old King Cole" at the Theatre Royal, Birmingham)

Jimmy Young
(appearing in "Robinson Crusoe" at the Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton)

Eve Boswell
(appearing in "Mother Goose" at the Coventry Theatre)

Vic Gordon and Peter Colville
(appearing in "Goody Two Shoes" at the Hippodrome, Dudley)

Noberti
(appearing in "White Horse Inn on Ice" at the Hippodrome, Birmingham)

and Gabriel and Toledo
(appearing at the Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham)

Your announcers: Sylvia Peters and Donald Gray

Television's afternoon hostesses: Elizabeth London, Pauline Tooth, Cherry Hunter, Ann Jollief, Vera McKechnie, Gwen Evans, Brenda Beith, Rosamund Waring, Jane Hardie, Susan Franks

Sonny Binick and Sally Brock, British Professional Champions

Old-Time Formation Team from Blackpool
(trained by Joe and Cathie Stead)

Zoo Quest to Guiana: 2
Last year David Attenborough and L. Harrison Matthews went to Guiana to film and capture rare animals in the forests. In this film David Attenborough tells you more of his adventures.
(A BBC telerecording of the broadcast on September 20, 1955)

Copy Boy
by Thomas Singleton.

(to 18.00)

followed by The Weather

People, events, comments of today introduced by Geoffrey Johnson Smith.

Written and produced by Stephen Hearst.
A film programme made in co-operation with the Commonwealth Governments.

A musical adaptation of Louisa M. Alcott's novels "Little Women" and "Good Wives".
Introduced by Mary Malcolm.
A special performance before an invited audience, from the Piccadilly Theatre, London, by arrangement with Linnit and Dunfee, Ltd.
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A report for television.

There are about 270,000 National Servicemen in the armed forces. This programme is an enquiry into the working of National Service in 1956.

by Emery Bonett.
Adapted for television by Robert Furnival.
Time, the present

featuring Petula Clark and her boy friend of the week with Joe Henderson and his Music.

A series of six plays by Berkely Mather.
(A BBC telerecording of last Saturday's broadcast)

Followed by The Weather and Close Down