With the 1966 Wallabies tour well into its stride, the tourists today face the considerable talent of the strongest representative side in Scotland. Bill McLaren reports from Mansfield Park, Hawick.
Introduced by Keith Macklin.
in which Danny Kaye and his special guests, Tim Conway, The Peanuts, Barbara Minkus entertain to the music of Paul Weston and his Orchestra with Harvey Korman, Joyce Van Patten, The Tony Charmoli Dancers, The Earl Brown Singers.
A programme recorded in the U.S.A.
by Bill Macilwraith.
Starring John Cairney
Guest stars, Callum Mill, Mairhi Russell
After years of living in the shadow of his brother, Bob McCall's sense of injustice and inadequacy could have tragic consequences.
"Still my husband treats me in a feudalistic way"
Alan Whicker looks into the lives of some Women of Japan.
Arguably, the ideal woman is Japanese. She knows how to obey, how to be submissive, to keep silent, to charm with her shy tenderness... a man's woman perhaps.
The perpetual bow and the ceremonial smile did help to create a social harmony, a formal serenity. But today, Americanisation has dented a rigid code, is emancipating the feudally subservient Japanese woman. She is in danger of losing most of what makes her different - so old-fashionedly feminine, so captivating to the Western male.
A thriller in five parts by Victor Canning.
Starring William Russell, Rosemary Nicols
with Terence Longdon, Richard Hurndall, Lynda Baron
Diana and Kennedy corner Stevens at a seaside bungalow. They agree a deal with him - unaware that Hellman has followed and is closing in for the kill.
A series of weekly programmes presenting music in the folk idiom from many parts of the world.
This week, from America: The internationally famous folk singer Pete Seeger
including
Plunder
A weekly raid on the BBC archives.
Introduced by Michell Raper.
This edition includes:
James Thurber talking to Malcolm Muggeridge (Panorama, 1955)
Gilbert Harding (d. Nov. 16, 1960)
An excerpt from One Thing and Another (1956)
Billy Milton (a Pathe film) sings Time to Go
Written, directed, and produced by Robert Rossen.
Starring Broderick Crawford, John Ireland
with Mercedes McCambridge, Joanne Dru
Idealist Willie Stark is elected Governor of a Mid-Western state, but the corruption he campaigned against threatens his own administration.
