A programme for children at home.
Presenters this week, Julie Stevens, Rick Jones
In the story chair, Elisabeth Welch
Today's story is called 'The Red Hat'.
(to 11.25)
Sung by the choir of Salisbury Cathedral.
Directed by Christopher Dearnley, Organist and Master of the Choristers
Introduced by Douglas Vaughan.
Recorded in Salisbury Cathedral by permission of the Dean and Chapter
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Characteristic forms of English art discussed by Basil Taylor.
In 1848 seven young artists calling themselves Pre-Raphaelites formed their 'Brotherhood' devoted to restoring the quality of English art which they considered in decay. The Brotherhood only survived for five years, but their influence provided a redeeming force in mid-Victorian art.
A duel of words and wit between Frank Muir with Catherine Boyle, Alfred Marks and Patrick Campbell with Brigid Campbell, Charles Sharpe.
Referee, Joe Melia
(Alfred Marks is appearing in "Spring and Port Wine" at the Apollo Theatre, London)
Gordon Wilkins covers the world of motoring.
At this Easter weekend-the start of the holiday touring season-Judith Jackson, Maxwell Boyd, and Robin Richards report from the West of England on the development of special hotels for the motorist. Are their rooms too expensive? Does round-the-clock catering mean lower quality in food and drink? Why have the A.A. and R.A.C. down-graded many hotels from three stars to two?
A French film with English dialogue.
Starring Pierre Etaix as the Suitor
The trials and tribulations of an inexperienced lover intent on marriage.
A thriller in six parts by Arden Winch.
Starring Michael Bryant, Rosalie Crutchley, Joseph O'Conor
(First shown on Saturday)
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followed by The Weather
including
Plunder
A weekly raid on the archives of BBC Television-and elsewhere.
Introduced by Michell Raper.
