by Charlotte Bronte.
Adapted for television by Constance Cox and Ian Dallas.
[Starring] Stanley Baker and Daphne Slater
The action takes place at Thornfield Hall, in the year 1835
(A BBC telerecording of the broadcast on March 9, 1956)
BBC Television presents Edition Six of its House Magazine
Introduced by Alex Macintosh.
Giving news and features about television, the people who make it - and the people it makes.
Contents:
Programmes to come
Studio news and show talk
TV stars off duty and a wide variety of other items of interest to viewers of all ages and tastes
Lorna Elias (soprano), Michael Evans (cello)
National Youth Orchestra of Wales
Conductor, Clarence Raybould
Programme introduced by Daniel Jones.
Before an invited audience in Sophia Gardens Pavilion, Cardiff.
(The Orchestra appears by arrangement with the Welsh Joint Education Committee, Director of Studies, Irwyn R. Walters)
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A series of films, commissioned by NATO, presenting members of the Atlantic Community to each other.
meets every Sunday afternoon to answer questions sent by viewers.
The members this week are Hesketh Pearson, Gwyn Thomas, Peter Quennell, Alan Pryce-Jones.
Question-Master, Malcolm Muggeridge
Questions should be addressed to: The Brains Trust, [address removed]
Children's Television Club
Barrie Edgar introduces another programme in which a group of young people meet in the 'Children's Television Club' held in Birmingham.
Voyage of the "Surprise"
An adventure play by Norman Holland.
The action takes place at the George Inn, Brighton, in October 1661.
(Peter Smallwood is appearing in 'The Quare Fellow' at the Comedy Theatre, London)
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Sunday at Six: Let's go and see... some more of the cathedral city of Wells in Somerset
This film shows you some of the beautiful buildings that stand around the Cathedral at Wells.
(to 18.05)
Richard Murdoch introduces The Win-a-Holiday Quiz with Jimmy Leach at the organ.
Dick Hurran's Show Parade
Production scene and chorus from 'Ace High' at the Queen's Theatre, Blackpool, including The Beverley Sisters, The George Mitchell Singers and the Ace High Steppers.
Guest artists: Albert Ward and Les Ward, Corinne Grey, Tutte Lemkow, Sara Luzita,
Jack Watson, Joe Lynch, Ronnie Hilton and Jimmy James and Company.
Vocal continuity by the Kordites and the Hindley-Taylor Singers
The Shelagh Elliott-Clarke Group
BBC Northern Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Alyn Ainsworth
(The Kordites are appearing at the Palladium, Edinburgh; Albert and Les Ward are in "She Knows Y'Know" at the South Pier, Blackpool; Jimmy James and Company and Corinne Grey are in "Let's Have Fun" at the Central Pier, Blackpool)
A play by R.C. Sherriff.
[Starring] Peter Cushing and Helen Shingler
The action takes place in early autumn at the Prestons' home in Bromley, Kent.
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Daniel Wayenberg (piano)
A film telling the story of the life of refugees and what the Church is doing to help them rebuild it.
Every day hundreds of refugees are on the move or endure a seemingly pointless existence in camps. Many have no hope and look into the future with fear. This film was made for the Inter-Church Aid and Refugee Service of the British Council of Churches, and filmed in Germany during the closing months of 1955 to show the situation in that and other countries.
