For the final day's play in the Second Test Match, Brian Johnston and E. W. Swanton help viewers follow the match from the camera position in the Pavilion at Lord's.
(to 13.30)
During the afternoon viewers once again visit alternately Wimbledon and Lord's.
The programme opens at Wimbledon, where the commentators are F. H. Grisewood and C. M. Jones.
(to 19.30)
A play for television by Edmund Rathely.
Based on a short story by Rafael Sabatini from the book Turbulent Tales.
The action starts in a stage-coach travelling from Strasbourg to Paris. moves to the 'Golden Hand' Inn in Paris, And to Coupri's house in Paris, the tinle of Louis XV.
At the piano: Josephine Lee
The best inventions of the month appraised by Geoffrey Boumphrey, the Club's technical adviser.
Specifications of new inventions should be sent to the organiser, Leslie Hardern. c/o [address removed]
(sound only)
(to 22.15)
