Story: Rub a Dub Dub by Dorothy Edwards

Starring John Mills, Valerie Hobson

A magnificent version of Dickens' classic story of the orphan Pip who comes into a fortune from an unknown benefactor. David Lean's film introduced Jean Simmons as the young Estella.
Films: page 116

A series of six lectures given by Sir David Phillips , FRS
4: Eggs, Genes and Proteins
An egg contains the design for a chicken. We shall see how it is written on a secret code and how that code is read in the manufacture of protein.

The famous feature film, starring
Michael Redgrave , Michael Denison Dorothy Tutin , Joan Greenwood with Two wealthy bachelors, Jack and Algernon, use the imaginary name Ernest when courting Gwendolen and Cecily, but are shocked when both girls fall for Ernest's charms. For this film version of Oscar Wilde 's classic comedy of manners, director Anthony Asquith assembled a distinguished array of British acting talent.
Produced by TEDDY BAIRD
Director ANTHONY ASQUITH . Films: p 116

Theme: The Language of Colour Kandinsky (1866-1944) Improvisation 6 at the Stadtische Galerie im Lehnbachhaus, Munich.
The colours seem to leap out of the picture towards the onlooker. Written and presented by Richard Cork
Director PETER BUTLER
(Tomorrow: Pollock's 'Autumn Rhythm )

with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

Introduced by Richard Baker
The traditional gala concert given in Vienna's Musikvereinsaal each year on New Year's morning, consisting entirely of music by the Strauss family including The Blue Danube Waltz, Roses from the South, Pizzicato Polka, with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Lorin Maazel
Ballet of the Vienna State Opera
Produced for ORF/ZDF by HUGO KAECH

1910-1979
If I should go before the rest of you
Break not a flower nor inscribe a stone,
NOT when I'm gone speak in a Sunday voice
But be the usual selves that I have known.
Weep if you must, Parting is hell,
But life goes on, So sing as well.
(JOYCE GRENFELL )
A programme celebrating Joyce Grenfell 's many talents and telling the story of her full and happy life which, as she said, was 'unsought, unplanned and on the whole exciting, enjoyable and unexpected '.
The highlights of her career are illustrated with extracts from her films, her monologues and songs, and memories from:
William Blezard , Joseph Cooper Virginia Graham , Clive James Cleo Laine , Athene Seyler
John Ward RA Elisabeth Welch and Celia Johnson who also narrates the programme
Film cameraman COLIN WALDECK Film editor MALCOLM DANIEL
Executive producer BILL MORTON Produced by GEOFFREY BAINES

This week: Wouldn't it be Loverly! Last autumn Man Alive revealed the sorry plight of elderly victims of mugging on Merseyside. Response to ' The Old Can't Run Fast Enough ' was overwhelming; thousands of unasked-for pounds were donated and viewers wrote and phoned with offers ranging from secretarial help to holidays. One invitation in particular caused a stir: ' could 20 pensioners from Merseyside come to London at Christmas to see a show - all expenses paid? ' They could - and did, some for the first time in their lives. On film Michael Dean reports on this rather special ' awayday': on lunch in Belgravia with the Vicomtesse D'Orthez - the actress Moira Lister - on tea with Dame Anna Neagle and Tony Britton , on the view from the stalls at My Fair Lady, on a day which everyone - from the pensioners to the camera crew - will long remember.
About The Old Can't Run Fast Enough the press said: on someone's short list of awards for 19S0? (DAILY TELEGRAPH) it seems to me all the old have going for them is a vote ... they should sell it high (GUARDIAN) there was a time when such a programme would have created a national stir (THE TIMES)
Producer DESMOND LAPSLEY Editor TIM SLESSOR

A chance to see again The Old Grey Whistle Test featuring highlights from the Genesis concert recorded at London's Lyceum Ballroom on 7 May last year.
Director JOHN BURROWES
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON

also starring
Jean Harlow, Mary Astor
Gable, as the overseer of a remote rubber plantation in Indo-China finds himself torn between the obvious charms of Harlow, the good-time girl, and the more refined attraction of the beautiful, but married Mary Astor.
Based on the stage play by WILSON COLLISON
Adapted by JOHN MAHIN
Directed by VICTOR FLEMING