Starring Red Skelton, Sally Forrest, Macdonald Carey

In the early days of the horseless carriage a young inventor struggles against a series of hilarious misfortunes to compete in an important motor race.

A review of the political week
David Holmes recalls the highlights in the Houses of Parliament and reports on the part played by government in the lives of us all.

with Percy Thrower

At his home in Shropshire Percy Thrower shows how to grow: Citrus sinensis (Orange Tree); Citrus limonia (Lemon Tree); Kentia Palm; Phoenix (Date Palm), from stone; Persea americana (Avocado Pear Tree), from stone; Grevillea robusta; Cacti and succulents including Echeveria and Aloe; Bougainvillea

Today's meeting between these two sides could well be the decisive match of the season.
Cliff Morgan introduces the highlights of the game at Twickenham as well as news of today's other fixture between Ireland and Scotland.

In 1922 Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon came upon one of the most spectacular of all archaeological discoveries, the almost untouched tomb of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh. After four years' intensive work the treasure was removed to the National Museum in Cairo, but the mummy of the pharaoh was resealed in its coffin in the tomb.
Now, for the first time since 1926, the coffin has been reopened so that a scientific X-ray study of the mummy could be made by a team led by Professor R. G. Harrison, Department of Human Anatomy, Liverpool University.
The whole of the reopening, the X-ray process, and the interpretation of the results were filmed, to add yet another chapter to the story of the young king who was buried some 3,300 years ago in mysterious circumstances in the Valley of Kings in Egypt.

at the Olympia Music-Hall, Paris
with Neil Schwartz and Robert Lacrosse
An Intervideo production directed by Alexandre Tarta

The weekly arts magazine presented by James Mossman

Film Producers: In all the publicity provoked by the film industry the men who have come out least sympathetically have been the producers.
Directors and actors have been romanticised, but the producer - the man who promotes the enterprise, arranges the backing for it, and is finally responsible for shaping the film industry's priorities - is seen as a cigar-smoking Philistine who is more concerned about the box office than the eternal verities.
Review looks at the industry, in its present rather confused financial state, through the eyes of some of these people: Harry Saltzman, Michael Medwin, John Schlesinger, Betty Box, John Boulting, Jeffrey Selznick

by Frank Clements
The 'clairvoyante' Mrs Purgold and her manager Tim don't actually believe in spirits - until one day...

with Robert Erskine

The Chinese nobleman required both entertainment and transport for his trek across the cosmic desert to the other world.

The world of pop in view
Introduced by Tommy Vance featuring Blodwyn Pig with the best of the rest in pop

Starring Mel Ferrer, Anthony Quinn, Miroslava

A famous matador has a desperate struggle to regain his confidence and his public after making a near-fatal mistake in the ring.
Robert Rossen both produced and directed this independent film which was shot entirely on location in Mexico.