Brian Johnston and E. W. Swanton are at Lord's for the second day's play in the tourists' first match in London.
(to 13.30)

A visit to Wimbledon to see part of the second day's play in the second round tie.

At Lord's.
(continued)

The Mounties get their man again in this exciting adventure film with James Newill as Renfrew of the Mounted.

At Lord's.
(Continued)
(to 18.30 app.)

Mark Hartland Thomas, F.R.I.B.A., Chief Industrial Officer of the Council of Industrial Design, explains a new technique of pattern designing and discusses with Patricia Laffan how it is being applied in everyday life.
From the Television Studio at the South Bank Exhibition

A detailed account of last year's record-breaking Senior Tourist Trophy races. The film covers practice periods and other preparations as well as the race itself, and introduces many well-known figures in the motor-cycling world.

A fortnightly survey of the traditional dishes for which Britain is famous.
Richmond in Surrey has been famous for these cakes for centuries. Legend says that when Henry VIII first tasted them he asked their name and on being told that they had none decreed that henceforth they should be known as 'Maids of Honour'.
The original recipe has been a secret but it will be revealed this evening, for the first time, by Philip Harben.
Produced by S. E. Reynolds
(in co-operation with the Television Film Unit)

An experimental programme of movement and dance.

The Dream
An interpretation by Geraldine Stephenson, with an accompaniment of sound devised by herself.

Living Image
A new ballet by arrangement with Ballet Workshop (Mercury Theatre).

(sound only)