An International team competition. Each team consisting of four horsemen but only the three best to count.
H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester presents the Cup to the winning team.
Peter Dimmock and Lt.-Col. C.T. Walwyn assist viewers to follow the jumping.
From the White City Stadium
(to 16.30)

Contributors

Commentator:: Peter Dimmock
Commentator:: Lt.-Col. C.T. Walwyn
Trophy presented by:: H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester

Source: Radio Times

20:30

Stars in Your Eyes

BBC Television

Fri 11^th Jul 1947, 20:30 on BBC Television

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With Helen Trix-Lewis (songs at the piano), George Benson (monologues), Trisha Linova (dancer), Jean Fuller (Spanish guitar), Eric Mason (illusionist), Maurice French and assistant (balancing act).

Contributors

Singer/pianist:: Helen Trix-Lewis
Monologist:: George Benson
Dancer:: Trisha Linova
Guitarist:: Jean Fuller
Illusionist:: Eric Mason
Balancing act:: Maurice French and assistant
Orchestra directed by:: Eric Robinson
Presented by:: D. H. Munro

Source: Radio Times

21:10

Film

BBC Television

Fri 11^th Jul 1947, 21:10 on BBC Television

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Source: Radio Times

21:30

At Home Abroad: 5: China

BBC Television

Fri 11^th Jul 1947, 21:30 on BBC Television

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Dr. Neville Whymant, who knows China well, will be the English guest, Dr. and Mrs. G.K. Lim (in China Lim Gim-Kheang and Lee Yu-Lan) the hosts, and the four medical students will be Chien Jo-Lung, Kiang Tao, King Sing-Yui and Tan Sien-Sen. The conversation takes place in Dr. Lim's house in Hankow - now recovering from its heavy aerial bombardment during the war. Chinese costumes lent by C.M.S.