A film with James Cagney, Mae Clarke, Edward Brophy.
(to 16.00)
A film in which Tex Ritter undertakes a special mission for the Arizona State Rangers, and rounds up a gang of rustlers.
(to 18.25)
Television cameras visit the new Middlesex County Cricket School in Alexandra Palace, where thousands of young cricketers - among them potential county and test players-receive expert coaching under ideal conditions.
The programme includes a demonstration of mass coaching under H. P. Crabtree, and a controversial discussion on the forthcoming test series between former English and Australian test players.
For England: F. R. Brown and R. W. V. Robins
For Australia: B. A. Barnett and George Tribe
Chairman, Peter West
Other England cricketers include
Alec Bedser and Jim Laker (Surrey), G. O. Allen, Denis Compton and Jack Hearne (Middlesex), Godfrey Evans and Douglas Wright (Kent), Tom Graveney (Gloucestershire), W. Watson (Yorkshire)
In this fortnightly series, Christopher Mayhew investigates the problems of race relations and their impact on world affairs.
Film sequences and special filming in Africa by the BBC Television Film Unit
(Fourth series)
The work of Frederick Ashton and the growth of modern ballet.
with Domini Callaghan, Alexander Grant, Michel de Lutry, Hazel Wiscombe, Marjorie Woodhams, Ann Lydekker, Moira Tucker, Selena Wylie, Wendy Hyde, Mary Brookes, Karl Hartmann, Derek Westlake, Michael Holmes.
Explanations given by Felicity Gray who also prepared the script
At the piano, Bernard Bowen
(Alexander Grant appears by permission of the General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Ltd.)
Twenty-six films, produced by the National Broadcasting Company of America and the U.S. Navy with the assistance of the Admiralty, and using film from allied and enemy sources.
U.S. and Commonwealth troops in jungle and amphibious fighting during the long advance from Southern New Guinea to the Philippines.
The film introduced by Michael Lewis, Professor of History at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich.
(sound only)
