Starring Betty Grable, Dick Haymes
with Phil Silvers

Despite opposition from family and friends, Joe Davis Jr deserts his medical studies for the lure of show business.
(This Week's Films: page 11)

David Holmes reviews week-by-week the moves made by the politicians and examines the part played by government in the lives of us all.

The International Championship: Ireland v England
A fortnight ago the Irish began their current International season by holding the mercurial French to a 9-9 draw. Today they face an England XV which must still be reeling psychologically from the rout at Cardiff Arms Park last month when Wales won 22-6. That result proved conclusively that England must resort to basic principles of ball possession if they are to make a mark in the International Championship in their own centenary year.

Presented by Telefis Eireann

Test Cricket from Australia: Australia v England: Seventh Test Match
from Sydney: second day

by Satellite
Recorded highlights of the day's play.
Presented by David Kenning and Denis Kelly in collaboration with tht Australian Broadcasting Commission

Recollections by Kenneth Clark with Alda Anrep and Iris Origo

Bernard Berenson (1865-1959) was one of the most influential art critics and art historians of his time. For several decades his word on who painted what amongst the Italian painters of the Renaissance dominated the art market. Many of his judgments on what we experience when looking at pictures have proved durable.
He left his villa, I Tatti, and his magnificent library to the University of Harvard to be used as an institute for the study of Renaissance art.
Kenneth Clark, to whom I Tatti was a sort of second home, shows a profile of a complex and intriguing human being.

A BBCtv co-production with Bavarian TV and National Educational Television

("Civilisation," Kenneth Clark's celebrated series of 13 programmes first shown on BBC2 and later seen on TV all over the world, will be shown in colour on BBC1 beginning on Tuesday, 9.20 pm: see pages 6-7)

One of the world's greatest song-writers in a programme of his songs with his guest Mr Kelly, GB
Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra

(Next Week: Terry Scott - Scott on Law)
(Colour)

"I'm a rocket-natured man -lovable, fairminded, tolerant - and it's outrageous that there are those who deny it."
Russell Braddon looks back at his week.
(Radio Times People: page 5)

Starring Anthony Quayle, Sarah Churchill
with Andrew Ray, Cliff Richard

Cliff Richard sings his most famous song, 'Living Doll,' in this modern drama about a progressive clergyman. Wilfrid Brambell (as the Verger) has just one line - but it is worth waiting for.
(This Week's Films: page 11)