The fourth and final day from The Winter Gardens, Blackpool.

(to 12.45)

A spectacular singing and dancing show given by eighty attractive girls from the Japanese Takarazuka Variety Theatre on their recent visit to Paris.

A shortened version of a film produced for German Television by Dixie Sensburg at the Alhambra Theatre in Paris

James Cameron travels The Road to Kingdom Come
"Man is the only animal who knows he is going to die. It therefore became imperative to live without despair. Thus was created God."
James Cameron, who describes himself as a permanent minority, journeys from St. Peter's, Rome, down the crowded road of the great faiths to Israel, Egypt, and India, and casts a sceptical glance at mankind's interpretation of God's demands.
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Georgie Fame sings Do It the Hard Way, C'est la vie, You're Driving Me Crazy accompanied by The Harry South Trio and Pete King

by Bruce Marshall.
Dramatised in four parts by Michael Voysey.
Starring Kenneth More as Wing-Commander Yeo-Thomas

Tommy has been arrested in Paris by the Gestapo. He must withhold information for forty-eight hours to enable his contacts to disperse.
(For cast see Wednesday, 10.35 p.m.)

A film by Ken Russell from the novel by the Brothers Grossmith.

Including a special report on today's proceedings at the Liberal Party Assembly.
Followed by The Weather

Criticism, Discussion, Diversion

Starring Carl Mohner, Mary Yeomans, Eric Pohlmann, Tom Bell

Life in the kitchen of a London restaurant which serves some 2,000 meals a day.