Signs of the Zodiac: 9: Virgo
A light-hearted diversion arranged and introduced by Verrall Dunlop.

Careering with Constance: 2: Sand in your Eye
Constance Paul sails down the Suez Canal, looks in on Cairo; takes a camel to the Pyramids; and goes up the river Nile to the ancient city of Luxor.
Devised and introduced by Bill Latto

For the Very Young
Pages turned by Patricia Driscoll.
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.00)

Little Tiger
Vera McKechnie tells you the third of a series of stories about Tog the Little Tiger, created in the drawings of Sheila Hawkins.

Children's International Newsreel

Humorists in Harmony
Ken Lyon and Frank Harlow

What's in a Game?: 3: Hockey for Girls
A series of programmes designed to help you to improve your game at the beginning of the season.

(to 18.00)

followed by The Weather

People, events, comments of today.
Introduced by Geoffrey Johnson Smith.

with Kenneth Horne in the chair and Carole Carr, Josephine Douglas, Bruce Seton, Eric Sykes finding the links between the challengers.
Special investigators: Pauline and Larry Forrester

This is the second part of a report made for the 'See It Now' series of the Columbia Broadcasting System.
The film is introduced by Colin Wills.
(Transmitted by arrangement with C.B.S.)

BBC Television Outside Broadcast cameras join the crowd at Wembley Stadium for this famous annual race In the greyhound racing calendar.

A friendly battle of entertainment for the 1956 title of "Top Town".
Judges:
Professional: Frances Day, Ted Kavanagh, Dick Hurran
Viewers: Lady Cayley, Tony Iveson
Introduced by Peter Haigh.
BBC Northern Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Alyn Ainsworth
From the BBC's North of England studios

Questions of faith and conduct put by members of an invited audience from the staff of united Bristol hospitals are discussed by The Abbot of Downside, The Rev. Basil S. Moss, Arnold S. Aldis.
Question-Master, Alan Gibson
Basil S. Moss is Vicar of St. Nathanael's Church, Cotham, Bristol. Arnold S. Aldis is Assistant Director of Surgery, Welsh National School of Medicine.
From the BBC's West of England television studio

[Starring] James MacTaggart
Followed by The Weather and Close Down