An Outside Broadcast of three of the principal events on the first day of the August Meeting at the Royal Windsor racecourse beside the River Thames.

3.0 The Stoke Poges Handicap (One and a quarter miles)

3.30 The August Stakes (One and a half miles)

4.0 The Knights of Windsor Handicap (Six furlongs)

Peter Dimmock and Robert Haynes help you to follow the races and Harry Middleton is in the Paddock to identify the runners and jockeys before each race.

(to 16.10 app.)

The State Visit to Scotland
H.M. The Queen presents new colours to The First Battalion, The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders in the gardens of the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
(A BBC telerecording of the programme televised on June 26: repeated in response to many requests)

Fighting with Kit Carson
Further adventures in this serial film.

(to 17.45)

Frank Coven interviews Sir Donald Bradman on his impressions of the cricket Test Matches.

(Leader, Paul Beard)
Conductor, Sir Malcolm Sargent
Solomon (piano)
From the Usher Hall, Edinburgh.
Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto, written in 1800, when he was thirty, is the work of a young man rejoicing in his strength. Abraham Veinus has described it as a milestone in Beethoven's music, a major effort in reconstituting the vocabulary and syntax of music on a more sonorous and more overtly dramatic basis. Beethoven was himself the soloist at its first performance in Vienna in 1803. The vigorous opening movement it followed by a Cargo, in the remote key of E major, which had a magic all its own. The final Rondo abounds in energy and high spirits, and culminates in an irresistibly gay Presto in six-eight time.

Piano Concerto No. 3, in C minor - Beethoven

[Starring] Reginald Dixon, The Three Monarchs, Morecambe and Wise, Winifred Atwell, Nat Jackley, Eve Boswell, Albert Modley
Introduced by Marianne Lincoln.
Northern Variety Orchestra conducted by Alyn Ainsworth
From the Palace Ballroom, Blackpool.
See 'Television Diary' on page 15
(The Three Monarchs are appearing in 'On With The Show' at the North Pier Pavilion; Morecambe and Wise in 'Something to Sing About' at the Winter Gardens Pavilion; Winifred Atwell in 'Latin Quarter' at the Hippodrome; Nat Jackley and Marianne Lincoln in 'Singing in the Reign' at the Queen's Theatre; Eve Boswell in 'The Shows of Shows' at the Opera House; Albert Modley in 'Modley's Merrymakers' at the Central Pier; Reginald Dixon at the Tower Ballroom)

A film review of recent research and discovery in science and industry.

(sound only)