Introduced by a doctor.
In an age when many of the diseases that affect mankind are being controlled, or even eliminated, bacterial food poisoning has increased considerably.
This programme discusses the causes of food poisoning, and shows how, knowing the cause, we can help to control the disease by taking care in the handling, cooking, and storing of food.
( first shown on May 18)
(to 11.45)
A visit to Lord's for the last day's play in the match between the Touring Team and the M.C.C.
(News in Welsh)
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
Awgrymiadau ar gyfer y a'r teulu
T cyflwyno gan Nest Williams
T rhaglen yng ngofal Teleri Bevan
(Women's magazine)
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
(to 13.55)
Brian Hope-Taylor introduces a series for younger children showing some of the ways in which Man has lived from the Old Stone Age to the time of the Romans.
The first of two broadcasts about Ancient Egypt.
Script by Leonard Cottrell who also appears in the programme.
(BBC film)
McDonald Hobley looks at some artists' views of dogs of the past and Stanley Dangerfield introduces some of their present-day descendants.
Marguerite Patten introduces the winner of this month's Cookery Club competition, and shows her suggestions for cooking in advance for a picnic.
at Lord's.
A Rubovian Legend by Gordon Murray.
Presented by the BBC Puppet Theatre
When you watch a 'Western' story, have you ever wondered what the real work of cowboys was like? Apart from modern equipment, it was very similar to the work of a cowboy today. In this film you visit a typical ranch of the present day.
(A U.S.I.S. film)
with Derek Dempster.
The first of six programmes about the aeroplane and how to fly it, in which Charles Gibbs-Smith tells the thrilling story of man's conquest of the air.
Introduced by Geoffrey Wheeler.
A news magazine for South-East England.
News from South and West
(Rowridge)
at Lord's.
Look around with Cliff Michelmore, Derek Hart, Alan Whicker, Fyfe Robertson and including John Morgan, Cy Grant.
Plays of village life by Bill Naughton and Allan Prior.
[Starring] Wilfred Pickles as 'Yorky' with Edna Morris
From the BBC's North of England television studio
Written by Robert Barr.
A series of dramatised documentaries about the Metropolitan Police.
Experienced police officers know well the criminals who operate within their district. They know their methods, friends, peculiarities, and whereabouts. Tonight's programme shows how this knowledge is shared between officers of several divisions in order to stop a series of factory breakings.
Jack Payne brings you Words and Music
and conducts the Concert Orchestra (leader, Alec Firman)
Artists appearing are: Adele Leigh, Sheila Buxton, Thomas Round, Ferry Kurucz, Eleanor Fazan with Johnny Greenland and Richard Garner, June Marlow, Peter Myers and Ronald Cass, The George Mitchell Singers.
Guest appearance of Eric Winstone
A series on the current work of Fellows of the Royal Society.
With Dr. Wilder Penfield, O.M., F.R.S.
"The Roar of the Crowd' is how the continuous activity of the ten thousand million cells in the human brain has been described. At the Montreal Neurological Institute, Canada, Dr. Penfield and his colleagues study the brain in sickness and in health, to acquire new knowledge of its workings and to develop treatments for diseases such as epilepsy.
Technical facilities by Niagara Films Inc.
A programme about the latest films, the stars who appear in them, the people who make them.
Introduced by Robert Robinson.
In this edition:
Scenes from:
"Black Orpheus" with Marpessa Dawn and Breno Mello
"The Day They Robbed the Bank of England" starring Aldo Ray, Elizabeth Sellars and Peter O'Toole
See Round and About
"The Challenge" with Jayne Mansfield
Robert Robinson talks to some of the stars and technicians who are filming "The Guns of Navarone" on location in Rhodes
(Films by courtesy of Warwick, M.G.M., and Rank)
followed by Weather and Close Down
