Ludovic Kennedy introduces this weekly programme on the expanding world of leisure with Jeremy James and Chris Rainbow including topics as wide apart as Witchcraft and Sport.

The Witches of Britain
Hallowe'en, on Saturday, is one of the ceremonial meeting times of witches. There are said to be more than eight hundred practising witches in this country. Time Out shows part of one of their ceremonies and talks to the witches.

The Ladies of Lacrosse
Including a report on England v. U.S.A., the final match of the American women's tour, which ended this week.

Contributors

Presenter:: Ludovic Kennedy
Reporter:: Jeremy James
Reporter:: Chris Rainbow
Producer:: Dick Gilling
Producer:: Bob Duncan
Producer:: Bill Fitzwater
Producer:: Roy Harris
Cameraman:: Butch Calderwood
Sound:: Maurice Everett
Film editor:: Bert Meadows
Film editor:: Les Newman
Film editor:: John House
Studio director:: John Percival
Associate editor:: Phil Pilley
Editor:: Christopher Brasher

Source: Radio Times

21:00

Summer of the Seventeenth Doll

BBC Two

Thu 29^th Oct 1964, 21:00 on BBC Two England

by Ray Lawler
Starring Sheila Hancock, Madge Ryan, Grant Taylor, Ewen Solon

(Madge Ryan is appearing in 'Entertaining Mr. Sloane' at the Queen's Theatre, London)

Contributors

Writer:: Ray Lawler
Music:: Dudley Simpson
Script Editor:: Rosemary Hill
Lighting:: Robert Wright
Designer:: Eileen Diss
Producer:: Cedric Messina
Director:: Mary Ridge
Bubba Ryan:: Lyn Ashley
Pearl Cunningham:: Madge Ryan
Olive Leech:: Sheila Hancock
Roo Webber:: Grant Taylor
Barney lbbot:: Ewen Solon
Emma Leech:: Hazel Coppen
Johnny Dowd:: George Roubicek
Taxi driver:: Anthony Coburn
Newspaper boy:: Valentine Ashley

Source: Radio Times

22:20

Wheelbase: Must the Show Go On?

BBC Two

Thu 29^th Oct 1964, 22:20 on BBC Two England

Gordon Wilkins, Robin Richards and Michael Frostick take a critical look at crowds and congestion during Motor Show week at Earls Court, and question the men behind this motoring event of the year.