A magazine for younger women.

I'd Like to Know...
The second in a series of light-hearted enquiries.

My Valentine
Margaret Johnston and Sheila Sim, with Anthony Mendleson.

Songs with a Guitar
Frances and Alan Kitching

Present from London: 2: Miss Todd Agrees to Oblige
Written by Antonia Ridge.

Introduced by Roma Fairley.
(Film extracts by courtesy of Ealing Studios and the Rank Organisation)

(A BBC Telefilm)

Eric Spear finds Music is Fun.

Another film in this series.

Harry Rutherford visits St. Albans.

Loganberry Pie
served by Jimmy Logan the Scots comedian assisted by Charlotte Smythe, Cliff Harley, A Rhythm Quartet.
From Glasgow.

The Story of Time
A film that shows how man has attempted to measure the passing of time.

Pig Hoo-o-o-o-ey!
by P. G. Wodehouse.
Made into a play for television and produced by Rex Tucker.

(to 18.00)

Programme introduced by Geoffrey Johnson Smith.

At a colliery in the Aberdare Valley BBC Outside Broadcast cameras focus on the miner.
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Introduced by Alan Clive.
with Dr. Crock and his Crackpots, Karen Greer, Desmond Lane, Jimmy Edmundson, Don Peters, The George Clouston Quartet.
From the Nuffield Centre before an audience of H.M. Forces.

The effects of atmospheric pollution by chemicals and germs.

by R.F. Delderfield.
Produced by Owen Reed in the BBC's West of England television studio.

A record of the tribe that until recently were head hunters.
Filmed by Dr. Ivan Polunin in the course of research in North Borneo.
(Previously televised on Nov. 3, 1955)

by Berkely Mather.
(A BBC telerecording of Feb. 11)

Followed by The Weather and Close Down