A visit to Lord's for the second day's play in the match between the touring team and the M.C.C.
(to 13.30)
from Lord's.
(to 16.15)
The Blackbird
A picture-story by H. E. Blyth.
Between Ourselves with Janet Brown
Tinker Taylor
Ross Lynn brings his puppet Tinker Taylor and some friends to the studio.
(Janet Brown is appearing at the Chelsea Palace, London)
from Lord's.
(to 18.30)
Television cameras watch a busy stretch of road while a traffic expert discusses with Alun Williams some dos and don'ts for the road-user.
See 'Television Diary' on page 15
The second of three films specially produced by the BBC as a background to the Coronation tells the story of the Queen's life from the time of her parents' Coronation to the eve of her own.
The film includes interviews with Lord Elton, Horace Smith (who taught the young Princesses to ride), and Norman Hartnell, the Queen's dressmaker. The latter half of the film contains short excerpts from the Royal Tour of South Africa in 1947 and the more recent visit of Princess Elizabeth, as she then was and the Duke of Edinburgh, to Canada.
Presenting a monthly display of new television artists supported by the stars of today.
With George Melachrino and his Concert Orchestra.
A series of three programmes telerecorded in Baltimore, U.S.A., at the invitation of Johns Hopkins Science Review, in which Andrew Miller Jones reports on some aspects of scientific research in America.
Scientists of the Johns Hopkins University show some of the precautions that are necessary in disposing of radio-active material from laboratories and hospitals.
(sound only)
