(Rediffusion cont'd) TELEVISION
9.35 CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT-- Exciting Courtroom Dramas of Front-Page Csses.
10.00 THE NEW DENNIS DAY SHOW-Fun and Music With Dennis Day.
10.30 SWEET WITH A BEAT- Presented by Terry Myatt.
PRESS-News 11.00 STOP
lizez
Head-
11.95 A DATE IN DREAMLAND—
Light Music.
12.00 Mid.
"GOD
SAVE
QUEEN"-Close Dowa.
Thursday
7.01 am
MUSICAL
'SO LONG AT THE FAIR'
AND PHILIP MARLOWE
THE The Perry Como Show tonight at
CLOCK- Time
Popular Variety With
Checks.
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.
7.29 MUSICAL CLUCK-Continued. 8.00 NEWS
FORECAST.
AND
WEATHER
8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION, 9.03 NEWS HEADLINES.
9.01 MORNING MATINEE-With
Maureen Seymour.
AND
10.03 ALFREDO
ANTONINI
HIS ORCHESTRA. 10.30 SECOND SPRING-True Life
Story Of Christine Harding. 10.45 PAUL ROBESON. 11.00 COFFEE TIME. 11.39 OUT OF THE DARK-The
Story Of Mary Matthews. 11.43 RECITAL.
12.00 Noon CENTURY OF SONG-
(Repeat).
12.30 pm LOCAL GOLD RATES
Music For Sweethearts (Final) (Repeat).
· 1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.15 NEWS
REPORT.
AND
1.30 MODERN JAZZ.
WEATHER
2.00 MELODY TIME-Light Music. 45 TEA DANCE-Popular Dance
Music.
4.43 OPERATION MOON SATEL
LITE-A Story Of Man's Con- quest Of The Moon.
CORNER
5.00 CHILDREN'S
Presented by Auntie Mary.
5.30 THURSDAY
6.00 ANYTHING"
REQUESTS-
Prescated by Tony Myatt.
GOES
With
Mike Ellery. 7.00 THE STU FOSTER snow- With Alfredo Antonini And
His Orchestra.
7.15 QUESTION MARK?—A Puzzle
Corner Presented by Maurer Seymour and Barry Haigh. 7.45 REDIFFUSION BYLINE News, Views And Interviews.
8.00 BBC NEWS.
8.03 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND IN
TERLUDE.
BAS THE JIM AMECHE SHOW. 9.03 KIAP O'KANE-Romance And
Adventure Against Backgrounds Guine Jungle. 9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND
of
The
ANNIVERSARIES. 935 CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT- Exciting Courtroom Dramas of Front-Page Cases. 10,49 MUSIC TIME Prepared and Presented Br Charles Harvey,
AND 10.45 FRED WARING
HIS PENNSYLVANIANS.
PRESS News
o'clock features the couple whose particular brand of comedy is top entertainment in America....Elaine and Mike. Nichols, and to complete the
guest list that glamorous lady of the screen Janet Blair.
A new programme at 9.20 is One Step Beyond which U543 psychic phenomena as the sub- ject for exploration.
With this fascinating topic as a starting point, the producers of the series have devised a striking and unusual show which provides a format of exciting dramas taking viewers into the world of the unknown.
On Sunday at 9.45 vlawers will be able to see a fine and searching documentary on the recent Epy trials at the Old Balley in London. The actual production of this film took place under an extraordinary set of circumstances as the programme had to be scripted and shot each day after the trial revealed the facts. The screening in England was planned to take place on the evening the trial closed and this practically Impossible, schedule was met and provided a fine example of the way tele- vision can be used.
new
Exploits of the world famous Royal Canadian Mounted Police are the subject of the Tuesday evening series at 7.35 With the simple title Pm. R.C.M.P., this programme produced on location in the Dominion of Canada and shows the work of a police force whose over an jurisdiction extends
was
area far greater than the entire European mainland,
entitled
In the first story. Authentic
the Three New "The
Big Men," R.C.M.P. are called in to the small town of Shamattawa to check on a stranger who spends money like water and hunts in ollskins....both of which are
to enough
rouse the quite suspicions of a very small town. The documentary at 8.35 pm called Carnival deals with the fairground and the people who belong to the colourful travelling
of world
roundabouts and swings.
Head-
11.00 STUP
Unes. 11.05 MOSTLY GHOSTLY. 11.10 A DATE IN DREAMLAND-
Light Music.
"GOD SAVE THE 12.00 Midnight.
QUEEN"-Close Down.
7.00 am MUSICAL
Popular Variety
Checks.
115 NEWS SUMMARY.
CLOCK-
With
7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 8.00 NEWS
FORECAST.
AND
The
series new Thursday Philip Marlowe will delight fans of the late Raymond Chandler's famous private eye. Now, every their week, they can ronew aquaintance with the outwardly Time cynical, inwardly idealistic de- tective they have followed through Chandler's best selling As recreated for tele- novels, vision, Philip Marlowe will
and ap emerge as a tough parently, ruthless private In- vestigator whose principal hunt-
"beat ing grounds range from
bars, to luxurious generation". estates
the greater Los Angeles perimeter. Rugged and actor Philip DARK-The handsome screen
WEATHER
8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES.
9.02 MORNING MATINEE With
John Shepard. 10.03 MARCHING AND WALTZING. SPRING-Truc fe 10.30 SECOND
Story Of Christine Harding. 10.45 NAT KING COLE. 11.00 COFFEE TIME.
1130 UCT
OF THE
on
Story Of A Woman's Courage. Carey is featured in the title 12.00 Noon STARS ON WINGS role.
11.45 RECITAL.
(Repost).
12.30 pm LOCAL GOLD
Dennis Day Show. 1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY.
AND 1.15 NEWS
REPORT.
RATES-
1.30 LETTER FROM AMERICA.
1.15 TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC, 2.15 MELODY TIME-Light. Music. 4.15 TEA DANCE Popular Dance
an
8.00 THE PERRY COMO SHOW
With Elaine May. Mike Nicholls, and Janet Blair. 835 THE PHIL SILVER SHOW. 920 "ONE STEP REYOND” — With Host-narrator, John Newland Introducing this week's story. 9.45 "BONANZA”—Starring Larne
Greene. 10.35 LOCK UP" — Starring Mce-
donald Carey. 11.00 LATE NIGHT FINAL
Sunda
2.00 pm CANTONESE FEATURE, 3.30 "LIFE WITH ELIZABETH"
Starring Betty White. 3.55 CONRAD NAGEL PRESENTS
The Storm."
4.25 THE MICKEY ROONEY SHOW. 4.45 “BALLETS DE FRANCE” 5.00 CHILDREN'S HOUB-Hopalong
Cassidy in Plains." 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.
"Partners
of the
7.30 ENGLISH NEW'S IN BRIEF.
hursday
5.00 pm CHINESE
-CHILDREN'S
STORY TIME - An R.T.V.
Studio Presentation, 5.10 "SHARI LEWIS
FRIENDS."