Practical help for the housewife.
Presented by Jasmine Bligh.

Visits to Famous Gardens
Daphne Padell explains the National Garden Scheme.

Snowy
D. L. Martin reports on Snowy's progress.

Jewish Cookery
Evelyn Rose shows how to make a butter sponge.

Tuning Up
Eileen Fowler demonstrates more exercises for housewives.

For the Very Young
Charles E. Stidwill tells the story.
Sam and Elizabeth Williams make the pictures
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.15)

A new play by Diana Hardyment.
Young Alexandra, who is called Sandra for short, is staying with her grandparents and finding it rather dull. She wants to play cowboys and Indians with the boys next door but such a bold idea is frowned upon. Cedric, her cousin, is not much fun to play with, and Conway, the manservant, finds Sandra really irritating. So the outlook looks dull too - until something very unexpected happens.
Second performance: June 6
(to 17.40)

The fourth of a series of television films based on the American radio comedy show.

Introduced by Peter Dimmock.
Bringing to you from the world of sport the latest news, views, and personalities.

with Roy Rich in the chair and Patricia Cutts, Elizabeth Gray, Kenneth Wolstenholme and Kenneth Horne.

by John Buchan.
Adapted as a play for television by Donald Wilson.
(Second performance)

(sound only)