(to 12.00)
F. Streeter takes a look at the television garden for the first time since the winter and tackles some of the jobs that have to be done this time of the year.
Philip Harben shows how to make appetizing dishes at the end of the holiday period when food supplies are running out. Some of his suggestions will be suitable for picnics.
Philip Harben also shows how to be sure of success in making a sponge cake.
(to 16.00)
A play in verse by John Masefield.
Scene: The Paved Court outside the Roman Citadel in Jerusalem A.D. 33
On the eve of the annual University Boat Race, John Snagge discusses with G. O. Nickalls and Richard Burnell, the origin, background, and history of the race
G. O. Nickalls is the Oxford oarsman and coach who was in the winning crew of the Grand Challenge Cup on seven occasions, and in the British Olympic crew in 1920 and 1928. Richard Burnell rowed for Oxford in 1939. and is the son of Colonel C. D. Burnell, the well-known oarsman and coach
(sound only)
(to 22.15)
