Your Own Time
A magazine of interest and entertainment for younger women.

The Picture and the Painter
Adrian Hill talks about paintings and introduces S.R. Badmin, R.E., R.W.S.

Flower Calendar
This month: The Bergamot
Evelyn Gibbs

What an American thinks of British Women
Robert Abernethy, NBC reporter

For Your Entertainment
Tollefsen (accordion)

Introduced by Vera McKechnie.

Quick and Easy Dressmaking: 20: Beach Dress
A French design filmed by Radiodiffusion Television Francaise
Demonstrated by Diana Crutchley.

A pamphlet, containing photographs, gives instructions for making the garments to be described in this second Quick and Easy Dressmaking series. This pamphlet is available (price 1s.) from [address removed] (Crossed postal order, please -not stamps.) A folder for Women's Television Notes may be obtained from the same address-price 2s.

For the Very Young
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.00)

A serial play in six parts from Captain Marryat's novel
Adapted and produced by Naomi Capon
[Starring] Timothy Bateson as Peter Simple, Thomas Heathcote as Terence O'Brien

(A BBC telerecording of the broadcast of January 13)

Geoffrey Dyson helps you to do better at your school sports.

Another adventure of the champ of the chumps with Raymond Rollett as Pushful, Bob Harris as Pieface.
At the piano, Tom McCall

(Raymond Rollett is appearing in "Love is Laughter" at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith; Bob Harris is in "Salad Days" at the Vaudeville Theatre, London)

Something to interest and entertain you.

Laurens van der Post, in a series of six programmes tells of an expedition into the Kalahari Desert that he has made with the collaboration of the BBC.
He undertook the journey to fulfil a vow, made in his childhood, to seek out the remnant? of the first men of Africa - the Bushmen - who were reputed still to be living a Stone Age existence.
(This series was previously televised last summer)

[Starring] Amos 'n' Andy in the film Relatives
Kingfish has mother-in-law trouble and gets an injunction from the Domestic Relations Court. He is only too glad in the end to be rid of a pseudo-cousin - 'lock, stock, and parrot' - and have the old lady back.

Sit back in your chair And we'll take you there to see how
The World comes to Wales at Llangollen
where the Eleventh Festival of singing and dancing is being held this week with representatives of twenty-five countries taking part.
Outside broadcast cameras of the BBC's Welsh Television Unit are in the field adjoining the Pavilion, on the hillside, and in the streets of the little town on the banks of the River Dee.
The men - and the woman - on the spot: Hywel Davies, Berkeley Smith and Jacqueline Mackenzie

(See page 5)

The first film in a new series.
[Starring] George Burns and Gracie Allen

Written by Jenifer Wayne.
'...any person claiming kinship with the late Algernon Barfield of Mill House, Cotton Green, Bucks, is asked to communicate with Messrs. Wootton and Grey, Solicitors, of High Street, Cotton Green...'
But could you prove your claim?
The second of a series of programmes on Law and Order.

Peter Dimmock introduces Sportsview
Television's weekly sports magazine for the family.
including
My View of Sport by a well-known Sportsview personality.

The first of a series of six programmes featuring the music of famous stage and film productions.
Recalled by 'The First Nighter' - Peter Graves
(See columns 1 and 2)

A series of six programmes featuring the music of famous stage and film productions
with Frank Chacksfield and his Studio Orchestra
Vanessa Lee, Elizabeth Larner
Denis Martin, John Harvey, Clive Dunn, Jefferson Clifford

Diana Courtenay, Marjorie Holt, Margaret Fraser, Ingrid Levin, Norma Morgan, Diana Rees, Janet Waters, Patricia Whitmore, Bowles Bevan, Robert Bowman, Derick Davies, John Delaney, John Mitchinson, John Stoddart

The Dancers: Jennifer Gayes, Anne Lascelles, Olga Purves, Stanley Holden, David Lusby, Arthur Wilman

Rowan Ayers writes on page 7
(John Harvey is appearing with Vernon Adcock and his Orchestra at the Rowel Bandstand, Weston-super-Mare)

Henry Brandt introduces a film he made when he spent many months wandering with this primitive tribe along the southern fringes of the Sahara.

followed by Weather and Close Down