A Francis Durbridge serial in six episodes.
[Starring] Stephen Murray
(A BBC telerecording of the broadcast on March 10)
An opera by Giacomo Puccini.
From the novel by Henri Murger.
Adapted for television and produced by George R. Foa.
The action takes place in Paris, 1830
Part 1: In the attic; The Latin Quarter
Part 2: A gate of Paris; In the attic
A section of the Covent Garden Opera Chorus
(Chorus-Master. Douglas Robinson)
London Philharmonic Orchestra
(Led by Harold Parfitt)
Conducted by Edward Renton
There is an interval from 3.20-3.29
(A BBC telerecording of last Thursday's broadcast)
meets every Sunday afternoon to answer questions sent by viewers.
The members this week are Virginia Cowles, Gwyn Thomas, Denis Mack Smith, Sir Ifor Evans.
Question-Master, Alan Melville
Questions should be addressed to: The Brains Trust, [address removed]
Children's Television Club
Wilfred Pickles introduces another programme in which a group of young people meet in the "Children's Television Club".
This week the Club is held in Manchester.
The Dragon Embellishment
A play by Antony Brown.
Adapted for television from the story by Ernest Bramah.
(Gerald C. Lawson appears by permission of Jack Waller)
Sunday at Six: The birth of a butterfly
A film to show one of the marvels taking place in our gardens and the countryside at this time of year.
(The extract from the film of "God of Creation" is shown by arrangement with Fact and Faith Films, Ltd.)
(to 18.05)
In this programme Huw Wheldon asks a group of Africans and West Indians working and studying in Liverpool and Manchester how their time in Britain has affected their outlook-especially their view of the Christian faith.
Professor John Foster, of Glasgow University, tries to show how their experience challenges the religious life of Britain today.
From the BBC's television studio, Manchester
by Fritz Hochwalder.
Adapted by Eva Le Gallienne from the French version by J. Mercure and R. Thieberger.
[Starring] Donald Wolfit, Robert Harris, Ernest Milton, Derek Oldham
(Ernest Hare appears by permission of the Old Vic Trust, Ltd.)
See facing page
See above and page 9
Written by Sam Perrin and George Balzer.
America's great comedy star Jack Benny makes his first television appearance in Great Britain.
From the stage of the King's Theatre, Hammersmith.
at 9.30
At the piano, Ernest Lush
conducted by the Rev. F.W. Hilborne.
