from Putney to Mortlake.
The one hundred and third race of the series.
Oxford (45 wins) challenges Cambridge (56 wins)

Commentators:
On the riverside at Putney, Brian Johnston and T.B. Langton
On the launch "Everest" which follows the race from start to finish, Michael Henderson and Brian Venner
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(to 13.00)

BBC Television Outside Broadcast cameras visit the Empire Stadium, Wembley, to see the second half of today's schoolboys' international match.

There's a race for big money between an Indian pony and a white man's quarter-horse, and the Indians come to town in strength to cheer their pony on. When the race is over the prize-money has disappeared, and an ugly situation threatens. Can Lone Ranger find the money or will there be war?

Opened by Sandy Sandford
John Madin at the electric organ
The Lions, The Tigers, The Leopards, The Panthers
The "Fun Book" Skiffle Group

(11th series)
Written and produced by Kevin Sheldon.

Kenneth Wolstenholme gives today's football, racing and major sports results.

Climb aboard the Six-Five Special with Josephine Douglas and Pete Murray.
Introducing among others Tommy Steele and his Steelmen, Jack Brymer, Patti Lewis, Humphrey Lyttelton and his Band, Mike Winters and Bernie Winters.
Featuring Sport: Freddie Mills
Star Spotlight on: Ian Carmichael

on behalf of the Labour Party
The Rt. Hon. George Brown M.P. , is questioned on Labour's Defence Policy by Sydney Jacobson, Political Editor of the Daily Mirror and Sunday Pictorial.

[Starring] Jeannie Carson in the film series Hey, Jeannie!

[Starring] Jack Warner as Dixon of Dock Green in some stories of a London policeman by Ted Willis.

starring Benny Hill aided and abetted by Jeremy Hawk and featuring June Richmond, Edmund Hockridge, Peter Haigh, Susan Denny, Patricia Hayes, The Tommy Linden Dancers.
Written by Dave Freeman and Benny Hill.

George Stephen, Lord Provost and Lord Lieutenant of the City of Aberdeen and other personalities of Aberdeen present the objects to Drusilla Beyfus, Richard Dimbleby, Jack Train, Anona Winn who ask all the questions.
Roy Rich is in the chair.
Norman Hackforth announces the objects.

("Twenty Questions" is televised by arrangement with Maurice Winnick)

A visit to the Dance News Ball for the presentation of The Carl-Alan National Dancing Awards for 1956-57.
David Jacobs introduces the evening's entertainment.
Including:
The 751st United States Air Force Band under the direction of Louis C. Kriebel (by permission of Major General Roscoe C. Wilson, Commander, 3rd Air Force)
George Dorlis, The Penge Formation Team, Don Harper and his hot fiddle with Gillian Lynne
Dance competition for £250 between Sonny Binick and Sally Brock, Wally Fryer and Violet Barnes, Ronnie Aldrich and the Squadronaires.
From the Carlton Rooms, London
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Sportsview film cameras bring you today's sport tonight.
Introduced by Kenneth Wolstenholme.

10.55 app. Sport in the West of England and South Wales
(Rowridge)