Eleanor Summerfield Makes It: 3: A Dressing Stool
To the design and instruction of Frank Preston.
(A BBC telerecording)

Shopping Suggestions
New ideas for the housewife by Margaret Douglas.

From Manchester
Making the Money Go Round
Marguerite Patten discusses housekeeping problems with a North of England viewer and makes some suggestions for economical meals

Introduced by Joan Gilbert.

For the Very Young
Charles E. Stidwill tells the story.
Sam and Elizabeth Williams make the pictures
(A BBC television film)

Meet the Penguins: The Family Group
Story by J.M. Smith Wright.

Children's Newsreel

Peter Butterworth

Children of the Commonwealth
The Begum Ikramullah and two children from Pakistan tell you about life in their own country.

(to 18.00)

Introduced by Cliff Michelmore.

A six-part comedy thriller
[Starring] Jimmy Jewel and Ben Warriss
with Jill Day

A play about the Brontes by Clemence Dane.
Time, 1812-1855

With the recent serial of "Jane Eyre" in mind viewers should be specially interested in tonight's play which recounts the story of the astonishing children of the Rev. Patrick Bronte: of the wild untameable Emily who wrote "Wuthering Heights"; of the gentler Anne; of Branwell who loved in vain and became a drunkard and a drug addict; of Charlotte whose early passion for her Belgian tutor was not returned but who survived the others to enjoy the celebrity won for them by their books, and who at last found happiness in marriage. It is a story that moves from Yorkshire to the Pensionn at Heger in Brussels and the offices of Messrs. Smith Elder and Co. in London, but principally and properly it centres on Haworth Parsonage in its dramatic setting on the bleak and lonely Yorkshire moors.

The experts are challenged to identify details from famous masterpieces.
The Experts: Stephen Bone, London Art Critic, "Manchester Guardian"
Hugh Scrutton, Director, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
Basil Taylor, Librarian, Royal College of Art
v. The Challengers: Bristol, Southampton and Manchester Art Galleries
Chairman, Glyn Daniel, Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge.

The second of a monthly series of programmes in which Lieut-General Sir Brian Horrocks draws upon his memories of friend and foe, officers and men, in some of the groat battle-fields of World War II.
Followed by The Weather; Road Works Report and Close Down