A programme for children at home.
Presenters this week, Carole Ward, Brian Cant
In the story chair, Michel Faure

Do you know this French song?
Dormez-vous?
Sonnez les matines
Din ding dong
It will be sung in Play School each day this week as Michel Faure is French. His three stories are about an English boy and a French boy who don't understand each other's language but discover that they can still play together.
Tuesday's story is 'Idlouk the Eskimo' and Thursday's picturebook is 'Orchestra of the Sea' by Yuzo Ocsuka, illustrated by Toshiko Maruki, translated by Michael Bond.
(to 11.25)

Ten programmes in which Magnus Magnusson enquires into the problems and methods of psychology today.

Almost everything we do involves interaction with other people. How does this affect our behaviour?
With Michael Argyle, Dr. Gurth Higgin, Dr. Bram Oppenheim.

Six films... Six children... Six worlds...

'Not just anybody could go into the lions and tigers and say: "How are you feeling today, mate?" and give them a lump of sugar. I like that sort of freedom.'

by Julia Jones.
With John Barrie as Nathan Pimblett, Diana Coupland as Ellen Pimblett, Polly James as Doreen Pimblett, George Layton as Herbert Wallwork
and Lewis Wilson as Harry Burrows, Kenneth Edwards as The Mayor

"How can you live with someone for thirty years and not speak for twenty-two of them?" asks Herbert Willwork of Mrs. Pimblett, whose daughter he wants to marry. "Speaking's the least of it", replies Mrs. Pimblett with a smile.

Kenneth Williams
introduces tonight's star, Kathy Kirby
From Spain, Pepito Alvarez
From Germany, The Jacob Sisters
and from Italy, Gino Donati
The music of Fred Bongusto and his Group

by Mrs. Gaskell.
A second chance to see this dramatisation in five parts by David Turner.
(Shown last Tuesday)