(Composite edition)
(to 12.00)

An advance visit to Southend-on-Sea to watch the fun as the crowds assemble to see the Grand Carnival Procession go by.

Television mobile cameras take viewers on a Saturday-afternoon visit to the London Zoo to meet some of the larger animals and their keepers.
Commentators:
G. S. Cansdale, Superintendent of the London Zoo
Wynford Vaughan Thomas and Jennifer Gay

at Southend-on-Sea.
A visit to the seaside to see the procession of over three miles of decorated floats, bands, and tableaux as it passes by to begin a season of ten days' festivity.
Another visit to Southend next Monday evening

Michele and Rene, the French guests of Television, pay a visit to the London Zoo.
(to 17.30)

by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Adapted for television in seven episodes and produced by Joy Harington.
The action takes place in the 'Admiral Benbow' Inn and Squire Trelawney's study
(Raymond Rollett is appearing in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park, London)

[Starring] Ethel Revnell and Sonnie Hale
with Olga Gwynne, Charles Hanison, Brenda Ralston, Jerry Desmonde, Patricia Clare, Len Hayes.
At the pianos, Billy Mayerl and George Middleton

A series of programmes in which eminent men and women speak on a subject of their own choosing.

(Friday's edition repeated)

(sound only)