(News in Welsh)
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
Awgrymiadau ar gyfer y ty a'r teulu
Y cyflwyno gan Nest Williams
Y rhaglen yng ngofal Teleri Bevan
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
(to 13.20)
(BBC film)
The story of an emigrant journey to Australia.
Guest, Victor Sassie shows how to prepare his own exclusive recipe for April Chicken.
(to 15.30)
Ion Trant introduces you to some of the three hundred lambs that have been born on his farm this year. He shows how busy the tractor has been ploughing and harrowing the fields to prepare for the spring sowing, and how the scientist can help the farmer with his soil.
From the BBC's Midland studio
A film from China.
Such wonderful things happen when young Li-Ling paints a picture that a greedy Mandarin tries to steal his secret. In the end, however, the Mandain has to be taught a lesson.
A serial in six episodes by Eric Allen.
See Junior Radio Times
A news magazine for South-East England.
News from South and West
(Rowridge)
From the marine research vessel Xarifa, you are taken on a dive to the sea-bed in order to learn about the homes and habitats in which fish choose to live.
The series directed by Hans Hass and produced by Tony Soper
Look around with Cliff Michelmore, Derek Hart, Alan Whicker, Fyfe Robertson and including John Morgan, Polly Elwes, Cy Grant.
A patrol of the Fifth Cavalry is am-bushed by Indians and a raw young recruit wrecks their chance of obtaining help. In a desperate attempt to make amends, he draws the Indians' fire and attracts the attention of a rescue patrol.
Written by Robert Barr.
A series of dramatised documentaries about the Metropolitan Police.
A uniformed police constable is a symbol of authority but he is also a man. Tonight's programme is about the man and his work, and the organisation behind him.
Jack Payne brings you Words and Music
and conducts the Concert Orchestra (leader, Alec Firman)
Artists appearing are: Rawicz and Landauer, Bruce Trent, Marion Studholme, Richard Allan, The George Mitchell Singers
From the Royal Ballet School: Christine Hutchinson, Stella Orton, Rozanne Ward, Gillian Thomas
Leslie Baily says "There's a Song About It"
Guest appearance of Jack Hylton
(See "Round and About")
In Dar-es-Salaam, Tanganyika, a young African, Victor Kimeseru, is receiving a Western education. His home is 1,000 miles away in the heart of Tanganyika. He is of the Masai tribe who are aristocratic, brave, and closely-knit. Victor says that he will never return to tribal life and tribal dress. He has lost one world. What does the other hold?
A series on the current work of Fellows of the Royal Society.
With Dr. C.H. Andrewes, F.R.S.
Last year fifty times more working days were lost due to the common cold than to industrial strikes. After thirteen years of intensive research, scientists led by Dr. Andrewes have recently isolated some of the viruses responsible.
Outside broadcast cameras visit the National Institute for Medical Research at Mill Hill to report their progress on research into the 'flu and common cold viruses.
A programme about the latest films, the stars who appear in them, the people who make them.
In this edition -
Scenes from:
'The League of Gentlemen' starring Jack Hawkins, Nigel Patrick and Richard Attenborough
'Toby Tyler' with Kevin Coreoran
'Hell is a City' with Stanley Baker
'Peeping Tom' with Carl Boehm and Moira Shearer
and An interview with Moira Shearer
Robert Robinson talks to Stanley Donen, director of such films as 'Singing in the Rain', 'On the Town' and 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers'.
Roving Reporter, Keith Fordyce
Film by courtesy of Rank, Disney, Warner-Pathe, and Anglo-Amalgamated
A talk for Holy Week by Father Hugh McKay, O.F.M.
followed by Weather and Close Down
