A programme for children at home
Presenters this week, Carol Chell, Lionel Morton
In the story chair, James Ottaway who tells his own story "Up the Drainpipe"

Dragonflies, moths and bees,
Spiders falling from the trees,
Butterflies sway in the mild gentle breeze,
Caterpillars that squirm
And many worms
In an English country garden.
You can see some of these insects through the windows, and on Pets Day caterpillars come to Play School. Gardeners are always busy in the springtime and tomorrow Carol and Lionel mow the grass and plant some seeds.
(to 11.20)

Her Majesty The Queen and H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh accompanied by Princess Anne arrive at Schwechat Airport, Vienna, at the start of the five-day visit which will include engagements at Salzburg, Innsbruck, and Graz.
They are welcomed by President Franz Jonas and members of the Austrian Government
Presented by Austrian Television
(Colour)
(to 15.50)

Defeat and attempted revolution shattered Imperial Germany. A genuine Republic, founded in 1918 in desperation, ended in disillusion in 1933. Why?
Introduced by John Tidmarsh

Reporting: John Timpson and Peter Woods
with Martin Bell, Michael Blakey, Michael Sullivan, Tom Mangold, Brian Saxton, David Tindall, Richard Whitmore and BBC News correspondents.

Followed by The Weather

(Colour)

A new series about the untamed West
Three men, bound by blood yet Strangers, fighting allcomers-and amongst themselves-to stake their claim in the pioneer territory of California in the year 1888
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Desperate for help in his fight against landgrabbers, Murdoch Lancer sends for his two sons, half-brothers who have never met, sons he remembers only as infants.
See page 40
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On the second day of the Daily Mail Transatlantic Air Race
BBC outside broadcast and film teams cover the action in the air and on the ground between the G.P.O. Tower in London and the Empire State Building in New York.
(Colour)

A Party Political Broadcast on behalf of the Conservative and Unionist Party
(Also on BBC-1 and BBC Wales)

[Starring] Spike Milligan with his guests

(Colour)

A series which explores living memory

Some of the artists, cameramen, and others who made or showed or appeared in British films fifty, sixty, seventy years ago-long before the talkies-recall' their work as we see it.
'Off I'd go on my bicycle and get some old skirts or something, and then we'd do a film, and it was all over by lunchtime... It was an awful business really. But still we enjoyed it. We got to where films are now, when you think of it. We're pioneers aren't we-we people?' says May Clarke, who is seen in the programme in the part of a nursemaid in Cecil Hepworth's 1905 classic Rescued by Rover.
Also taking part: Arthur Kingston, Jimmy Gemmell, Ken Gordon, Bill Arch, Bertram Brooks-Carrington, Bert Chambers, Herbert Fullilove, Dorothy Bellew, Tom Williamson (also appearing in Our New Errand Boy-1902) and Chrissie White (also appearing in the 1911 Tilly and the Fire Engine)

(Colour)

The return series

The second of thirteen matches on the championship courses of Britain and Ireland in which the Americans seek revenge for their defeat in the first series.
Deane Beman, U.S.A. v. Bob Charles, New Zealand on The Old Course, St. Andrews
The American who won the British and United States Amateur championships and is now a professional meets the world's outstanding lefthander, winner of the British Open in 1963, at the Home of Golf.
Prize-money: $4,000 for the winner; $3.000 for the loser
Position after one match: U.S.A. 0 : The World 1
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Tony Bilbow talks to Kevin Brownlow about his new book The Parade's Gone By... an account of Hollywood in the silent era, with extracts from:
Marcus Lycinius (Italy, 1912), Orphans of the Storm (Griffith, 1922), Tumbleweeds (Hart and Baggott, 1926), Patent Leather Kid (Santell, 1927), Napoleon (Gance, 1926)
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