A film.
(to 16.15)

Skipper Peter Butterworth and Porterhouse welcome you aboard.
Others at sea are:
Christopher Hodge, the sea lawyer
Mr. Merlin, ship's engineer
Humpty Dumpty, ship's look-out
Sooty, the ship's mascot with Harry Corbett
and Martin Lukins, ship's cook
'The Skipper's Yarn'
(A BBC telerecording)
(to 18.00)

Monday's edition, 7.15 app.
Tuesday's edition, 7.29 app.
Wednesday's edition, 7.43 app.
Thursday's edition. 7.57 app.
Friday's edition. 8.11 app.

A warning to Coronation visitors.
A Telecartoon.
Drawn and spoken by Harry Rutherford.

A serial in six parts by Michael Pertwee.
[Starring] Anne Crawford and John Bentley

Written by George Moresby White, Peter Hunt, and Stephen Hearst.
A programme in the series "London Town".
Some past and present associations of our Kings and Queens with the world's greatest city.
Introduced by Richard Dimbleby.
Film sequences directed by John Rhodes for the Television Film Unit

See column 1

Coronation Music-Hall
from the Empire Theatre Shepherd's Bush, London.
Ted Ray and Terry-Thomas introduce to you a star cast of Royal Command artists including Arthur Askey, Winifred Atwell, Michael Bentine, Billy Cotton and his Band, Josef Locke, Medlock and Marlowe, Tessie O'Shea, Jon Pertwee, Fred Russell
with The Television Toppers and Mantovani and his New Sound Orchestra, The Luton Girls' Choir, conducted by Arthur Davis, Victoria Campbell, The Band of Her Majesty's Coldstream Guards (by permission of Colonel W.A.G. Burns, D.S.O., O.B.E., M.C.) conducted by Major Douglas A. Pope, A.R.C.M.

(Medrick and Marlowe are appearing at the Prince of Wales Theatre; Tessie O'Shea is at the Colony Restaurant, London)

(sound only)