Last day's play at Trent Bridge, Nottingham.
For Farmers Only
From the Ministry of Agriculture stand Godfrey Baseley introduces some of the latest ideas in the rearing and fattening of livestock, and describes some examples of low-cost cattle shelters.
(to 13.30)
Introduced by Olive Shapley.
Make the Best of Yourself
Laura McKenning of Barnsley is given advice on a new outfit and a new hair-style.
Bookshelf
Olive Shapley suggests new books and an old favourite for your library list.
Music
Isla Cameron sings to her own guitar accompaniment.
For the Very Young
Maria Bird brings Andy to play with your small children and invites them to join in songs and games.
Audrey Atterbury and Molly Gibson pull the strings
Julia Williams sings the songs
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.15)
A further visit to Trent Bridge.
A serial in seven parts.
Adapted for television by Hilda Lewis from her book of the same name.
The action takes place at Westminster, Coventry, and Windsor.
Time: 1395-1399
(Dennis Edwards is appearing in 'Waiting for Gillian' at the St. James's Theatre, London)
A further visit to Trent Bridge.
An analysis of the match.
(to 18.40)
including Weather Report
See page 3
From the Paddington Bowling Club.
The final two ends of a match between Leicester Bowling Club and Paddington Bowling Club.
or The Triumph of Medicine
by Jules Romains.
Translated from the French by Robert Kemp.
The action takes place in Scotland, at a wayside station; in Dr. Macfarlane's old consulting room; and at the Crosskeys Hotel, Kilringen, in the year 1924.
Dr. Knock has been sold a pup. He has bought Dr. Macfarlane's practice at Kilringen and speedily he discovers that it is a practice as shaky as the ancient and temperamental car in which he is being taken, spasmodically, to his new domain. Briefly, there are no patients: the inhabitants are disgustingly healthy and not given to seeking a doctor's aid.
But Dr. Knock is resourceful-and he has a method so startling as to be unique. By employing it he is sure that he can turn a barren practice into a doctor's Eldorado. The age of medicine, to use his own words, can now begin.
A general knowledge game for the family with Gilbert Harding in the chair.
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
(Previously shown on June 7)
(sound only)
