Practical help for the housewife.
Introduced by Margaret Douglas.

From the Central Flying School, Little Rissington
R.A.F. Flying Officer Purser shows Barrie Edgar some of the activities of the airwomen at the R.A.F. Station.

From the Studio
Fruit, Vegetables, and Flowers
Frances Perry shows what she has bought in the shops.

Beauty Care
Rosalind Critchlow advises on the care of the hair.

Pasties
Edna Williams makes a traditional Cornish pasty.

(A BBC Television film)
(to 16.15)

Ross Salmon's Round-Up
The Jungle Cowboy talks about a cowboy's life and adventures and introduces John Case, a Canadian rancher.

Remember Jane
by Joan Paulin.
(A BBC telerecording of the broadcast on July 17)

(to 18.00)

A record of the recent visit of Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh to Wales.
(A BBC Television Film)

BBC cameras are installed in the underground water-main tunnel under construction between the Thames and the Lea Valley in Essex and also in one of London's main sewers.
(with the co-operation of the Metropolitan Water Board and the London County Council)
Lord Noel-Buxton writes on page 7

A series of four half-hour films in which well-known personalities have been asked to make their own selection from the BBC Film Library.

Paul Jennings' theme is transport and the title he has given to the film is "Progress the Ogress".

A selection of the inventions received by the Club are demonstrated by Geoffrey Boumphrey and John Gilbert.
"Inventors' Club" is organised by Leslie Hardern, to whom all communications should be addressed: [address removed]

A French cartoon film.
(Televised by arrangement with Dimitri de Grunwald)

by Maurice Edelman.
A television play by Anthony Steven.
[Starring] John Robinson, Jill Bennett and Arthur Young

The action takes place in London and in a nearby Surrey village
(A BBC telerecording of the broadcast on July 3)

(sound only)