A visit to Castle Irwell racecourse to see the three principal events on the second day of the November Meeting.

1.15 The Sedgeley Handicap
For three-year-olds over a mile-and-a-quarter.

1.45 The Ellesmere Handicap Stakes
For three-year-olds and upwards over six furlongs.

2.15 The Delamere Handicap Stakes
For three-year-olds and upwards over two miles.

Clive Graham identifies the runners and riders in the paddock before each race.

(to 14.25)

(Previously televised on Wednesday and Thursday)

A film about windmills in Britain.

A film story about the work of the G.P.O.
(to 16.00)

For younger children
Meet the Penguins: 1: The Southern Lights Party
by Josephine Smith Wright.

Sports and Pastimes
Capt. Sammy Cole introduces some of his fun and fitness boys.

For Deaf Children
Jasmine Bligh introduces a programme which includes making Christmas cards, and the story of the Deaf Children's Art Exhibition held in October.
(to 18.20)

Basil Taylor visits the second largest parish church in England and traces its changing fortunes through nine hundred years of history.

(See top of page and page 45)

A programme of gramophone records with visual interpretation

Introduced by Jack Jackson
Those taking part include: Winifred Atwell, Eleanor Fayan, Julie David, Harry Cordwell, Terence Theobald

(Jack Jackson is appearing in "Rhythm is our Business" at the Shepherd's Bush Empire, London)

An unrehearsed discussion on topics of the week.
Speakers: S. J. McAdden, M.P., Anthony Marlow, M.P., L. J. Callaghan, M.P., A. J. P. Taylor
Chairman, Frank Byers

Built by Robert Adam in 1763, Luton Hoo contains a collection of art treasures made by Sir Julius Wernher at the beginning of this century, one of the finest private collections in existence. This film introduces you to the house, its surroundings, and the collection itself.

(sound only)