A demonstration by members of the Nottinghamshire Youth Cricket Council of mass coaching in batting, bowling, and fielding.
Percy Thrower continues the general work in the garden, including sowing wallflowers and forget-me-nots, pollinating tomatoes, attending to window box and hanging basket, and planting brassicas.
(A BBC Telerecording)
From the Northern Lawn Tennis Club Manchester.
One of a series started in 1894 between the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge and universities of the United States.
From the White City Stadium, London.
From Manchester.
by Gordon Ford.
Third day's play at Trent Bridge, Nottingham.
A summary of the third day's play by E.W. Swanton.
(to 18.40)
The winner of this class becomes the champion jumper of the show.
Interesting people who are In Town Tonight interviewed by John Ellison.
(Simultaneous broadcast with the London, Midland, North, Northern Ireland, and West of England Home Services)
A series of six short plays by Lester Powell.
[Starring] Jack Watling
Vast throngs of people teem through a main line terminus. They have problems, emotions, pleasures. Each week one person is followed into his or her private life
with Alma Cogan accompanied by Stan Foster and his Trio.
Introduced by Mary Parker.
(Alma Cogan appears by permission of George and Alfred Black)
Roll back the carpet and join in the fun at a Saturday night square-dance party in the West Country.
The Jolly Waggoners Square Dance Band plays the music, Nibs Matthews calls the figures, Pat Shaw sings the songs and Douglas Horner tells the stories.
Tonight's guest: Jackie Toaduff
Master of Ceremonies, Bernard Fishwick
(Nibs Matthews appears by permission of the English Folk Dance and Song Society)
with Frankie Howerd aided and abetted by The Tanner Sisters, Gladys Morgan, Lee Young, Edna Savage, Dolores Ventura, Cavan O'Connor and Bruce Seton.
Dancers: Hermione Harvey and Peter Darrell
The George Mitchell Singers
A BBC telerecording of some of the highlights of today's play.
Introduced by Peter West.
(sound only)
