A programme for children at home.
(to 11.30)
A series of ten programmes.
Children and young animals learn about life through play. They learn about size and distance and the nature of materials, social attitudes and co-operation, creative work and how life looks to other people in a natural environment they have space and opportunities for this, but in the modern world the parent must create an environment in which play is possible.
Molly Brearley, Principal of the Froebel Institute of Education
Introduced by Tony Gibson.
First transmission on BBC-1, April 5, 1964
Written and produced by Peter Bennet Stone.
A series of ten programmes.
Steel is the sinew of modern Industry and we need more of it. Using Outside Broadcast cameras, this series shows the nature of steel itself and explains how it can be made better. faster, and more cheaply, and the latest methods of shaping and forming it.
Introduced by Franklin Engelmann and Jack Ashley.
Dramatised by Roy Russell.
A series of eight programmes which show how modern economic ideas and techniques can be applied to industrial and business management.
Devised and introduced by Ronald Brech.
Fothergales have streamlined their factory and staff-can they find a market for their increased output?
A series of six programmes on the day-to-day procedure of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.
Presented by Dr. Alan Thompson, Lecturer in Political Economy at Edinburgh University and Member of Parliament for Dunfermline 1959-1964.
Also taking part in the programme:
The Rt. Hon. Quintin Hogg, M.P.; Michael Lawrence, A Deputy Principal Clerk in the House of Commons
[Starring] Marlene Dietrich
with John Lodge, Sam Jaffe, Louise Dresser, C. Aubrey Smith
From the diaries of Catherine the Great, adapted by Manuel Komroff.
followed by The Weather
Round off the day with Denis Tuohy, Michael Dean, Nicholas Tresilian and tonight's guests.
