A programme for children at home.
In the story chair, Lionel Gamlin

The stories told by Lionel Gamlin this week include two stories about the sun, and a traditional tale called 'The Pedlar and his Caps'. On Tuesday Rick Jones and Julie Stevens put on working clothes and do some repairs to Play School, and on Friday they use a mirror to paint self-portraits. Thursday's picturebook is 'Tom Tom the Piper's Son', illustrated by Paul Galdone.
(to 11.25)

Five programmes on some problems of the supply of and the demand for labour in the British economy.
Presented by Roger Opie.

In which Danny Kaye and his special guests, Gwen Verdon, Harve Presnell star in Top Hat, White Tie and Green Socks - A musical comedy in three acts.
With Harvey Korman, Paul Weston and his Orchestra, The Tony Charmoli Dancers,
The Earl Brown Singers.

A monthly report from the world of music.
including
Let's Fake an Opera
[Starring] Peter Ustinov and Dudley Moore

World Premiere
Excerpts direct from the Jeannetta Cochrane Theatre of Malcolm Williamson's unusual new opera Julius Caesar Jones.
commissioned by the Finchley Children's Music Group

Introduced by Bernard Keeffe.

by Peter J. Hammond.
In order of appearance: Lee Montague as Rolt, John Franklyn-Robbins as Stephens, Bryan Pringle as Prince, Jack MacGowran as Coates and Dan Meaden as The Detective.

The Glory That Remains in the great museums of the world.

Mycenae, more than three thousand years ago, was the home of the heroes of Homer's epics, of Helen of Troy, and Agamemnon. Only in our own time, however, did Schliemann discover in the rocky citadel the extraordinary gold death masks and the silver and ivory objects which tell of an attractive and sophisticated people.
Tonight Robert Erskine looks at these treasures in the National Museum in Athens.

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followed by The Weather

Stay up a little longer with Denis Tuohy, Michael Dean, Michael Wale, Joan Bakewell and whoever turns up.