(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
Cael golwg ar fyd diwydiant i fanylu ar rai agweddau ar fywyd y peiriant a'r dyn
Y rhaglen yng ngofal Alan Protheroe.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
(to 13.20)
Introduced by a doctor.
Each person in Britain consumes about forty gallons of water a day: water that is used in homes, schools, offices, and in industry. The purification of water on such a scale sets problems that science can help to solve.
This programme traces the story of a glass of water from a river source through storage, purification, and distribution, to the kitchen tap.
(BBC film)
Marching display by the massed bands of H.M. Royal Marines under the direction of Captain K. A. McLean, M.B.E.
(to 16.45)
The adventures of a little animal.
Drawn, written, and told by Pauline Bewick.
This is an age of synthetics. For centuries all textiles and fabrics were made from four natural products, wool, flax, cotton, and silk. Now, science has given us wonderful new fibres with greater strength and advantages.
This programme shows some of these fibres being made and demonstrates their uses.
Introduced by Arthur Garratt.
by Charles Dickens.
Adapted for television in thirteen parts by P.D. Cummins.
Mr. Jaggers informs Pip he will have a generous allowance from his benefactor till he comes of age. He settles in happily with Herbert Pocket who introduces him to Startop and the detestable Bentley Drummle. Herbert tells him Miss Havisham was deserted by a scoundrel on her wedding day. Pip soon becomes a fashionable young gentleman, and the bills begin to roll in. One evening he sees Mr. Jaggers's strange house-keeper, Molly.
A news magazine for South-East England.
News from South and West
(Rowridge)
A new series of the programmes for animal lovers gets Out and About.
Introduced by Peter West.
Look around with Cliff Michelmore, Derek Hart, Alan Whicker, Fyfe Robertson and including John Morgan, Cy Grant.
The exciting adventures of the famous Western Stagecoach Service.
[Starring] Dale Robertson
Jim Hardie, acting as bodyguard to a man carrying $30,000 in jewels, needs to watch his fellow stagecoach travellers very closely indeed through the long journey, for such a fortune can be a big incentive to a dishonest passenger.
Michael Wynne-Willson invites you to measure your sense of humour against
Ted Ray, Nancy Spain, Barry Took, Digby Wolfe to a brand new cartoon contest devised by Frank Wayne and Mace Neufeld.
Introduced by Peter Dimmock features the big events of the week.
Association Football: England v. Yugoslavia
A recording of this afternoon's International match at Wembley.
Boxing: George Barnes (Champion, from Australia) v. Brian Curvis (Challenger, from Wales)
The Welterweight Championship of the British Empire
An exclusive film of this week's title fight at Swansea.
Sportsview Looks Ahead To...: The Rugby League Challenge Cup Final
A preview of Saturday's match between Hull and Wakefield.
A Party Political Broadcast on behalf of the Conservative and Unionist Party by The Rt. Hon. R. A. Butler, C.H., M.P.
Patrick Moore talks about the remote and slow-moving planet which was discovered in 1781. Uranus is sixty-four times as large as the earth, and has 65,000 days in its year which is eighty-four times as long as ours.
A programme about amateur films and film makers.
Introduced by Alex Macintosh with scenes from 'Amelia and the Angel', 'Watch the Birdie', 'Coming Shortly', 'Short Spell', 'Diary of an Unknown Soldier', 'This Park is Beautiful'.
10.15-10.45 View
A magazine of the South and West.
(Rowridge)
A new novel by Alistair MacLean.
Read in ten parts by John Slater.
Evening Prayers, conducted by The Rev. Kenneth Slack.
Weather and Close Down
(The Open Door)
A Welsh play by John R. Evans.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield and Crystal Palace only)
(to 23.47)
