in Comedy Songs accompanied by Ronald Aldrich and Freddie Aspinall

There are only two ways of seeing the country: one is to walk, the other to cycle. Myfanwy Evans chooses the latter means of propulsion, and this afternoon she will try to convey the enjoyment she had when she recently made a cycling tour of the Chilterns. The expedition started with an empty haversack, which soon began to swell and bulge with odds and ends, some of which will be shown on the television screen. She met some interesting people, too, and one or two of them will be with her today in the studio.
Myfanwy Evans is the wife of John Piper, who has given several television talks in the past. She studied English at Oxford where she was president of the University Women's Swimming Club. Now she is editor of Axis and a contributor to periodicals such as Time and Tide and The New Statesman.

with Valerie Hobson, Richard Dolman, Ernst and Lotte Berk, Charles Zwar, Edward Cooper and Eric Wild and his Tea-Timers.

A dialogue by Luigi Pirandello.

A Walt Disney Cartoon.

conducts The BBC Television Orchestra
Leader, Boris Pecker
in a programme of his own compositions.
Saxo-Rhapsody
(Solo saxophone, Ken Gray)
Overture, The Merrymakers
I pitch my lonely caravan
March, Knightsbridge (London Suite)