(to 12.00)

(Composite edition)
(to 16.00)

(Repeat of Sunday's edition)

Introducing Geoffrey and Celia Rowley who will play familiar tunes on the piano and xylophone.

'Fishhawk' sketches some more birds and Percy Edwards mimics their songs.

Geoffrey Rowley makes an ordinary saw play music.
(to 18.00)

This film shows the early development of motion pictures with excerpts from some early silent pictures starring such famous artists as Mary Pickford.
Commentary is spoken by Frederick Grisewood.

A visit to the Empire Pool, Wembley, to see some of the world's leading players competing in the semi-finals of this £2,000 indoor tournament.
Viewers will see matches between some of these world famous champions: Jack Kramer, Frank Parker, Pancho Gonzales, Donald Budge, Robert Stubbs, Willie van Horn, Frank Kovacs, Bobby Riggs, Johannes de Mos, Kelly Schroder, Pancho Segura, Dan Maskell.

It is still less than fifty years since the Wright brothers in 1903 made history by being the first men to achieve sustained flight. This evening the mobile cameras visit the recently opened galleries of the Science Museum which house the National Aeronautical Collection. During this programme viewers see some of the interesting exhibits which mark important milestones in the advance of aviation.
W. T. O'Dea, Head of the Department, and P. L. Sumner, Officer in charge of its Aeronautical Collection are your guides.
Programme introduced by Raymond Baxter.

(Repeat of Monday's edition)

(sound only)
(to 22.30)