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

The Picture and the Painter
Adrian Hill talks about paintings and introduces Jane Lane.

An excerpt from The Teahouse of the August Moon
Yuriko Ohtsuka talks about Japanese costume
(Film by courtesy of M.G.M.)

For Your Entertainment
Marjorie Waddell (illusionist)

News Strikes Home

Introduced by Pauline Tooth.

Quick and Easy Dressmaking: 21 - Decollete Blouse
A French design filmed by Radiodiffusion Television Francaise.
Demonstrated by Diana Crutchley.

Audrey Atterbury and Molly Gibson pull the strings
Gladys Whitred sings the songs
Peter Hawkins speaks the voices
Maria Bird writes the songs and music
(A BBC Television Film)

Bydd Ifan O. Williams yn eich arwain yn ystod ein hymweliad y prynhawn yma a maes yr arddangosfa yn Aberystwyth.
Y telediad dan ofal Dafydd Gruffydd

(Wenvoe, Blaen Plwy, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, and Crystal Palace)
(to 16.45)

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 on January 27)

A sunshine show for a summer afternoon with
Gillian Moran, Providing the 'zip'
Peter Butterworth, All of a doodah
The Londonairs, Singing and swinging
The Ugly Duckling
The Hans Andersen story drawn by Tony Hart
and The Artists' Nightmare
with Ivan Owen and Barbara Wilson.

Leslie Bricusse and Robert Robinson with something to interest and entertain you.

with Christopher Chataway.
The last in this series of programmes in which a townsman finds out about life off the beaten track. Tonight's programme looks at life in the most distant part of the British Isles-the Shetlands.
Written and directed by Stephen Hearst.

[Starring] Amos 'n' Andy in the film The Chinchilla Business
Andy has promised his girl friend a fur coat. He is persuaded by Kingfish at a cost, of course-to buy a pair of chinchillas. These breed like, and indeed are, rabbits.

The Royal visit to the Channel Islands begins tomorrow. Tonight's preview sets the scene in some of the places Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh will see during their three days in Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, and Sark.

Sit tight in your chair And we'll take you there.
Many Continental holidays begin and end at Dover. Tonight outside broadcast cameras in the port and in the air explore the ways across the English Channel.
The Men-on-the-Spot are Raymond Baxter, Bob Danvers-Walker and Wim de Gruyter

(See page 7)

[Starring] George Burns and Gracie Allen in the film Gracie Helps Lola
Gracie decides to bring Lola and her boyfriend together again. It is 'one of those happy days' but not for George - or Harry.

by Charlotte Bronte.
Adapted for television in six weekly instalments by Ada F. Kay.
[Starring] Jill Bennett, Michael Warre, Marda Vanne, Michael David

Scene: The school and the town of Villette
Lucy Snowe, an impoverished gentle-woman, takes a post in Villette teaching English in the school of Madame Beck. Triumphing over difficulties of language and inexperience, she establishes herself as a respected member of the staff. During the end-of-term fete she encounters and quarrels with the choleric Professor of Literature, M. Paul Emanuel. The school is in festive spirit, anticipating the summer vacation, but Lucy, friendless and homeless, is left only with the prospect of three months' solitary residence in the school.

This is one of the great individual jumping competitions of the Show and attracts wide international participation. A BBC outside broadcast unit covers the final stages.
From the White City Stadium, London.

Recalled by 'The First Nighter' Peter Graves
A series of six programmes featuring the music of famous stage and film productions with Frank Chacksfield and his Studio Orchestra, Vanessa Lee, Doreen Lane, Elisabeth Welch, Denis Martin, John Harvey, Nan Marriott Watson, Charles Lamb, The Studio Dancers and Singers.

(John Harvey is appearing with Vernon Adcock and his Orchestra at the Rozel Bandstand, Weston-Super-Mare)

Talk by the Secretary of State for War, The Rt. Hon. John Hare, M.P.
(Recording of the broadcast in the Home Service at 10.5 p.m.)
(Sound only)