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Family Affairs

House Mother
Christine Brown describes her work as deputy mother to a large family.

School Clothes
Catherine Kirby shows some ways of getting good value for money.

Holidays for Teenagers: 2: Youth Hostels

Introduced by Joan Yorke.

and
Talk It Over
Arranged and introduced by the Rev. Elsie Chamberlain.

Contributors

Presenter (Family Affairs):
Joan Yorke
Interviewee (House Mother):
Christine Brown
Item presenter (School Clothes):
Catherine Kirby
Producer (Family Affairs):
Joyce Belfrage
Arranged and introduced by (Talk It Over):
The Rev. Elsie Chamberlain
Presented by (Talk It Over):
Margaret Ross Williamson

Sam's Workshop: 3
Sam Williams shows you how to make a peepshow.

Children's International Newsreel

The Mouth Organ and its Story
An illustrated talk by Tommy Reilly with Bobby Young at the piano.

Our Chemistry Set: 2
Albert Royds shows you chemistry with a flash-lamp battery.

(to 18.00)

Contributors

Presenter (Sam's Workshop):
Sam Williams
Harmonicist/presenter (The Mouth Organ and its Story):
Tommy Reilly
Pianist (The Mouth Organ and its Story):
Bobby Young
Presenter (Our Chemistry Set):
Albert Royds

Written and produced by Kevin Sheldon.
[Starring] Julie Webb and David Drummond as Abigail and Roger in a comedy series.

Contributors

Writer/Producer:
Kevin Sheldon
Designer:
Douglas Smith
Abigail:
Julie Webb
Roger:
David Drummond
Shirl:
Rosina Enright
Clive:
John Stone
Mummy:
Maud Long
Mrs. Moloch:
Grace Denbeigh-Russell
[Actor]:
Edward Dentith
[Actor]:
Colin Fish
[Actor]:
Michael Greenwood
[Actor]:
Richard Sullivan
[Actor]:
Brian Wallace
[Actor]:
Edmund Warwick
[Actor]:
Jerome Willis
[Actor]:
Roger Winton
[Actor]:
Raymond Witch

This evening Bertram Mills Circus is playing at Perth. By noon tomorrow its canvas and caravan village will have been uprooted to be built again at Kirkcaldy.
In the first of three visits BBC Television Outside Broadcast cameras show you the beginning of the move while the show goes on.
Antony Hippisley-Coxe writes on page 3

Contributors

Commentator:
Berkeley Smith
Producer:
James Buchan

Presents Stanley Black his piano and his Orchestra with Ronnie Hilton, Peter Darrell, Hermione Harvey and Frances Pidgeon.
Introduced by Anthony Oliver.
See facing page

Contributors

Presenter:
Anthony Oliver
Pianist:
Stanley Black
Musicians:
Stanley Black and his Orchestra
Singer:
Ronnie Hilton
Dancer:
Peter Darrell
Dancer:
Hermione Harvey
Dancer:
Frances Pidgeon
Producer:
Bill Cotton, Jnr.

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