Racing and Athletics
Second day of the Whitsun Meeting at Hurst Park and The British Games
Organised by the News of the World
(Incorporating the Inter-County Athletic Championships)

over 3 miles

over 2 miles 70 yards

over 1 1/4 miles.

Clive Graham is in the parade ring to identify the horses and jockeys.

All About Animals
George Cansdale shows you some more animals.

Children's Newsreel

Ross Salmon
The Jungle Cowboy sets a competition.

Miniature Sports Meeting
Bill Latto, with the help of some boys and girls, shows you some games that can be played during the summer.

Rhaglen yn son am y mor a'i bethau
Brigantin a Sewnar David Thomas yn dweud hanes y ' llonge bach fu gynt yn nofio'r dyfnder'
Adar a Chregin
Sgwrs natur am rai o breswylwyr y traeth gan Myfanwy Howell
Caneuon y Mor
Yn cael eu canu gan Emrys Cleaver a pharti o blant o Ysgol Ramadeg Pwllheli o dan arweiniad J. A. Newman, i gyfeiliant Harold Dobbs a'i accordion
Cyflwynlr y rhaglen ganIfan O. Williams
Y telediad o dan ofal Meurig Jones
Y cynhyrchu gan Lorraine Davies
(Children's Television in Welsh)
(Wenvoe, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
(to 18.25)

followed by Weather Chart

Viewers are invited to test their head for heights with the men who work on top of one of the world's highest and most famous bridges. Cameras are located on the bridge, on a ship beneath it, and at ground level to explore this outstanding feat of engineering.
See 'Television Diary' on page 15

[Starring] Fred Emney
with Eliot Makeham, Charles Hawtrey, David Main, John Burch, Tobor the Great, Jack Billings, Michael Segal, John Hanson, David Enders, Clarence Wright, Bobbie Dwyer and Trixie Charles, Thelma Baker, Ann Banbury, Roma Dale, Pat Denny, Peggy Gomm, Wynn Gray, Ginger Stewart, Joyce White.

Written and directed by John Read.
A BBC film showing how this British artist found his subjects in Bath, Venice, and Dieppe, as well as in the daily lives of the people of London.
Produced in association with the Arts Council of Great Britain and the Educational Television and Radio Centre of the United States of America

Introduced by Eric Robinson.
with Martha Lipton, Marika de Rivera (At the piano, Thomas Rajna), Diane Dubarry, Jean Pougnet, Erno Merringer, Julian Bream and Anthony Oliver, Josephine Crombie, John Holmes, Joan Ryan, Brendan O'Dowda, Pamela Bowden, John Boulter, Margaret Young, Fred Davies, Joan Bramhall, Wallace Stephenson, Marjorie Holt, Nigel Brooks, Denise Walker, Glenn Marten, Mervyn Dobson, Gina Servini.
The Concert Orchestra (Leader, Sydney Sax)
(Anthony Oliver is appearing in 'The Moon is Blue' at the Vaudeville Theatre; Erno Messenger is appearing at the Hungaria Restaurant, London)
See 'Television Diary' on page 15

(sound only)