Practical help for the housewife.
Presented by Joan Gilbert.

Handyman
W. P. Matthew shows how to replace the webbing and springs in an upholstered chair.
From the Radio Show, Earls Court

Fish
First of four programmes in which N. F. Stockley, a fish-monger of thirty years' experience, describes the special features of plaice, sole, and mackerel; Marguerite Patten recommends different ways of cooking them.

Felt Hats
Elizabeth Newrath shows how to clean and shape felt hats.

For the Very Young
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.15)

Buck Hurst The Magician
From the Radio Show, Earls Court

Winter Visitors
Fish-hawk draws some of the migrating ducks that will be coming to this country in the next few weeks.
From the Radio Show, Earls Court

Under Their Own Steam
A meeting of model enthusiasts at Ruislip Lido, Middlesex.
The experts demonstrate their favourite models, some of them radio-controlled, including tanks, aircraft, and ships on the waters of the lake.

(to 17.50)

including Weather Report

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Famous sportsmen and their public test their skill on Arenascope Green at 7.55
Featuring Cricket, Football, Athletics, Table Tennis, Rowing, and The Sulky Derby

David Nixon introduces personalities.
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From the Radio Show
David Nixon introduces personalities, Music, Songs, Dances from the Hit Parades past and present

Professor P. M. S. Blackett, F.R.S., demonstrates the growing impact of physics on present-day living and discusses some of the problems we may have to face in the future.
Programme introduced by Peter Parker who also reports on the day's activities at the British Association Annual Meeting.

A comedy by Dennis Driscoll.
(Second performance: for details see Sunday at 9.30 p.m.)

(sound only)