Panorama [09/12/53]

Year 1953Episode 230 minDec 9, 1953
Panorama [09/12/53]
A fortnightly magazine reflecting the contemporary scene. Guide and interviewer, Max Robertson Topic for Today - Background to important news. Worth Notice - Theatre: Lionel Hale; Books: Nancy Spain; Art: Denis Mathews Under Fire - Experts answer your grievances. Personal Appearance - People in the news. At Random - Reflections by Sir Stephen Tallents. Striptease - A telecartoon of passing events.
Panorama [09/12/53] has aired on Dec 9, 1953 at 8:30 PM
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