A magazine for older women.

Crowning Glory
Barry Woolf shows you some simple hair styles for the older woman.

Meeting Place
Mary Patchett tells how she came to be the only woman space-fiction writer.

Bar the Door
A story told by Anne Sheppard.

In Birmingham Today
David Martin introduces you to some interesting people from the Midlands.

How they said it
Denise Robins reminds you of proposals of marriage made by well-known characters from famous novels. They are portrayed by Elaine Usher and Charles Houston.

In Conclusion
Freddie Phillips and his guitar.

Introduced by Jeanne Kent.

For the Very Young
Pages turned by Patricia Driscoll.
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.00)

Camilleri tells a story with his accordion assisted by Wendy Brooks.

All About Animals
with George Cansdale.

Behind the Scenes
A programme that tells you something of the way in which films are made.
Introduced by Jess Yates.

For Deaf Children
Sylvia Peters introduces a special programme, including a film and 'Dance with Don', in which Don Tasker helps you with your dancing.

(to 18.00)

People, events, comments of today.
Introduced by Cliff Michelmore.

[Starring] Wayne Morris in the film The Door of Gold

with Kenneth Horne in the chair and Carole Carr, Josephine Douglas, Bruce Seton, Eric Sykes finding the links between the challengers.
Special investigators: Pauline Forrester and Larry Forrester

A summer search with Christopher Chataway.

The third of a series of four programmes in which a townsman finds out what life would be like off the beaten track.
Tonight's programme is about the mountains of North Wales.
Written and directed by Stephen Hearst.

with Ted Heath and his Music
Starring Joan Regan, Shirley Abicair, Bobby Britton, Johnnie Gray, Johnny Hawksworth, Duncan Campbell, Gillian Lynne, April Olrich, Terence Theobald.

(Shirley Abicair is appearing at the Colony Restaurant, London)
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by Dylan Thomas
Introduced by Wynford Vaughan Thomas.

Played to an invited audience in the Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh (by arrangement with Tennent Productions Ltd. and Henry Sherek)

[Starring] Jim Phelan
Followed by The Weather and Close Down