Monday March 10th 1958.
14.05:FOR THE SCHOOLS
Animals with Backbones
3-Reptiles by WILLIAM BULLOUGH
Professor of Zoology
In the University of London
Produced by F. R. ELWELL
Contributors
Unknown: William Bullough
Produced By: F. R. Elwell
14.30:WATCH WITH MOTHER
For the Very Young
Picture Book
Pages turned by Patricia Driscoll ,
Edited by Maria Bird
Contributors
Turned By: Patricia Driscoll
Edited By: Maria Bird
15.10:MAINLY FOR WOMEN
Holidays Ahead
6-Looking at London
Franklin Engelmann tells you how to choose a holiday -to suit both your stamina and your pocket-among the sights, the amusements, the beauty spots. and the historic monuments of London
Film cameraman, Ken Higglni Film editor, Sheila Tomlinson Arranged by Brenda Horsfleld
Directed by Monica Sims
3.40 app. Collectors' Club
Peter Philp with more advice on collecting antiques-what to collect, how to collect It, and how to take care of it
Produced by NAN DAVIES from the BBC's Welsh television studio
Contributors
17.00:CHILDREN'S TELEVISION
Elizabeth Lanchbury Introduces
STUDIO ' E '
Dogs in the Show-Ring
The work of a judge explained by the Earl of Northesk
Bernard Braden tells a Canadian story
Pop of the Week
Ted Taylor with a record hit
Print Your Own Photographs Neville Maude shows you how
Stanley Unwin
In Uncle Stan's Workshop
Raw materials by P. R. Lawson
Drawings by Roy Lawton
Dancing Round the World
Boats that Blow Up
Arthur Garratt shows rescue craft that fit into a suitcase
Kim the Keeshond
Edited by Ursula Eason
Presented by Leonard Chase
Contributors
Introduces: Elizabeth Lanchbury
Unknown: Bernard Braden
Unknown: Ted Taylor
Unknown: Neville Maude
Unknown: Stanley Unwin
Unknown: Roy Lawton
Unknown: Arthur Garratt
Edited By: Ursula Eason
Presented By: Leonard Chase
Plus The Phil Silvers show-
This is your life with Eamon Andrews
Ps, my mum and dad didn't have a telly until 1964 so until then we listened to the wireless
