10.35 Social Sciences 3: Economic Co-operation
11.5 Science 3: Space and Time
11.35 Mathematics 3: Morphism - Anatomy of Analogy
12.5 Arts 2: The Yoruba of Nigeria
(to 12.30)
The best of the week's news film from all over the world, together with other subjects of interest. For the deaf and hard of hearing a commentary appears visually.
and Weather
The happy story - almost a fairy story - of four children, two girls and two boys, of mixed English, Hindu, Pathan and Tibetan parentage, played out against the exotic backdrop of the snow-peaked Himalayas: children whose broken lives would never have been mended but for the loving kindness of one man, a Scotsman, Dr John Anderson Graham, who planted a seed which grew into a Lollipop Tree.
(Where they mend broken lives: page 5)
From the Royal Festival Hall, London, a performance of Symphony No 9 by Gustav Mahler in which Georg Solti conducts the London Philharmonic Orchestra, leader Rodney Friend
Introduced by Donald Mitchell and John Warrack
Mahler's ninth is a work of epic proportions which the composer never heard in performance. It was written in 1909, two years before his death and received its premiere in 1912.
(Colour)
A short diversion, filmed on a summer's day, with two veteran cars, three motorists and five girls.
by N.J. Crisp
Starring Marius Goring
with Ann Morrish
and Victor Winding, Michael Farnsworth Valerie Murray
Gypsies led by Samuel Brown (Salvin Stewart, above) arrive in the Hardy neighbourhood - to the horror of many residents. A public meeting is called to discuss the 'problem.' But protest can go too far.
Tony Bilbow interviews husband and wife team Nanette Newman and Bryan Forbes, star and director of The Raging Moon which has just opened in London.
Philip Jenkinson shows vintage clips and asks, Whatever became of...?'
