A visit to Twickenham to see the annual University Match.
Jeanne Heal, with the co-operation of the National Institute for the Blind, tells the story of the inventor of the Braille system of communication, and shows how it enables the blind to take part in normal life
Lord Kenswood, who is blind himself, gives advice on how to help the blind.
(to 16.15)
Some more nursery rhymes, songs and stories for younger children designed by Lotte Reiniger.
Ann Hogarth and Jan Bussell move the puppets
Margaret Tudor Evans sings the songs
Frances Hodgson Burnett's novel adapted for television in six episodes by Penelope Knox.
Scene: London, about 1890
(to 18.15)
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(Barbara Murray appears by permission of the J. Arthur Rank Organisation, Ltd.)
Lionel Hale writes on page 47
A comedy by Ian Stuart Black.
The action takes place in the ancestral mansion of the Oberon family.
at 8.0
Television returns to the Army Boxing Centre at Aldershot for the concluding bouts in this representative match.
(Monday's edition repeated)
(sound only)
