11:00

Play School

BBC Two

Wed 30^th Dec 1964, 11:00 on BBC Two England

A programme for children at home.
(to 11.30)

Contributors

Storyteller:: Eileen Colwell
Presenter:: Terence Holland
Presenter:: Marian Diamond

Source: Radio Times

19:22

News

BBC Two

Wed 30^th Dec 1964, 19:22 on BBC Two England

Source: Radio Times

19:25

Take It or Leave It

BBC Two

Wed 30^th Dec 1964, 19:25 on BBC Two England

Who wrote it? Do you like it?
Preference and prejudice towards books and writers.
Introduced by Robert Robinson.
with Mary McCarthy, Anthony Blond, Anthony Burgess, Lord David Cecil.

Contributors

Presenter:: Robert Robinson
Panellist:: Mary McCarthy
Panellist:: Anthony Blond
Panellist:: Anthony Burgess
Panellist:: Lord David Cecil
Extracts read by:: Richard Hurndall
Extracts read by:: John Moffatt
Programme devised by:: Brigid Brophy
Designer:: Norman Vertigan
Production assistant:: Tristram Powell
Producer:: Melvyn Bragg

Source: Radio Times

20:00

The Brothers Karamazov: Part 3: Corruption

BBC Two

Wed 30^th Dec 1964, 20:00 on BBC Two England

by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
dramatised by Frederick Gotfurt.
First transmission on BBC-2, Sunday, December 27

Contributors

Author:: Fyodor Dostoevsky
Dramatised by:: Frederick Gotfurt

Source: Radio Times

20:45

Enquiry: Thinking about the Unthinkable

BBC Two

Wed 30^th Dec 1964, 20:45 on BBC Two England

A report by David Dimbleby on the thoughts of Herman Kahn.

Contributors

Reporter:: David Dimbleby
Subject:: Herman Kahn
Cameraman:: Peter Hall
Film editor:: John Walker
Producer:: David J. Webster

Source: Radio Times

21:15

The Hollywood Palace

BBC Two

Wed 30^th Dec 1964, 21:15 on BBC Two England

Donald O'Connor introduces The Hollywood Palace
A new series of top-line variety entertainment from the U.S.A.
This week's stars include: Donald O'Connor, Dorothy Provine, Sergio Franchi, Shecky Greene, The Haslevs, The Martin Granger Puppets, Victor Julian and his Performing Dogs and Morgana King.
A programme recorded in America