A magazine for older women.

Votes for Women
Anniversary of a feminine victory: reminiscences by Dame Vera Laughton Mathews and Lady Dorothy Henley.

Outlines of the Times
Some sketches of the ever-changing silhouette of woman, by Sam Morse-Brown.

Today's Foundation
Modern corsets.

See How They Run
Poultry farms by Andrea Troubridge.

Consulting Room
Deaf Aids

Silver Wedding
Congratulations to today's anniversary couple.

Introduced by Courtney Hope.

Pages turned by Patricia Driscoll.
(A BBC Telefilm)

Dundas Hamilton tells stories with film he made on his honeymoon in America.

Hostess of the week from 4.0-5.0: Cherry Hunter

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

An American ex-soldier returns to Italy to look for his Italian wife and son.

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

The new adventures of Billy Bean and his Funny Machine: 3: The Giant Beanoscope
(Programme devised by Chuck Luchsinger and presented by arrangement with Monty Bailey-Watson)

This is How We Sing
Native songs from New Zealand including: The Poi Song Maori Lullaby, Now is the Hour sung by Vola and The Maori Quartet.

Table Tennis English Internationals
Johnny Leach and Jill Rook (Senior), Ted Hodson and Joyce Fielder (Junior) play an exhibition of mixed doubles and offer advice to help you with your game.

For Deaf Children
McDonald Hobley introduces a special programme including a film "Birds of the Countryside".

(to 18.00)

followed by The Weather

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

[Starring] Bruce Seton

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.

Billy Cotton introduces The Tin Pan Alley Show bringing you songs, news and personalities from Britain's centre of popular music featuring Dennis Lotis, Shani Wallis, The Kentones, Gillian Lynne, April Olrich, Terence Theobald, Denny Bettis and this month's guest star.
The Concert Orchestra and George Mitchell Singers
Programme based on an idea by Stanley Black who also conducts the music.
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Harry Green says Everything Happens to Me.

from the Carlton Ballroom, Maida Vale.
featuring Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra.
with Harry Smith Hampshire and Doreen Casey, Sammy Osborne and Peggy Dullaghan, Jack Orton-Smith and Norma Noble, The James Stevenson
Formation Team.
Victor Silvester's Dancing Lesson with Elsa Wells and the Maurice Jay
Formation Dancers.
Hostess, Patti Morgan
Followed by The Weather and Close Down