First day's play at Edgbaston, Birmingham.
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About the Home
Cookery Club
Marguerite Patten introduces the winner of the competition for a strawberry confection and demonstrates her recipe.
On the Road to Emancipation
Joan Gilbert looks at some of the bicycles that transformed the social lives of our grandmothers and which will be on the road again on Sunday in the first Veteran-Cycle Run.
Shopping Suggestions
New Ideas for the housewife by Margaret Douglas.
and
Our Miss Pemberton: 21: In Two Places
Written by Philip King and Falkland Cary
A story of life today in a small town.
For the Very Young
(A BBC Television Film)
(to 16.00)
A further visit to Edgbaston, Birmingham.
The range is stricken with drought.
Popular legend says that somewhere, close at hand, there is a lost river, but no one has ever found it except three gunmen who keep it a closely guarded secret.
Champion, however, senses the presence of the water and starts to nose it out under the guns of the crooks. Ricky finds Champion with a bullet wound, and the hunt is on.
Per Host, the Norwegian explorer, shows another film he has taken during his travels in the far north of Norway. In this programme he shows how the Lapps spend their summer on the coast with the reindeer herds.
The closing overs of the first day's play followed by summaries by Peter West and Gerry Gomez.
The last of six programmes starring Alma Cogan.
This evening Alma has invited another mutual friend to talk over old times.
Barbara Kelly invites you to look-in on life through Kelly's Eye.
An informal programme in which Barbara Kelly guest celebrities and an invited audience discuss topics of importance in our everyday life.
Musical Interludes featuring Stanley Black and Larry Cross
with Charlie Chester.
Also appearing: The Hedley Ward Trio, Eric 'Jeeves' Grier, Len Lowe, Marian Miller,
Frank Davison, The Leslie Roberts Dancers, The George Mitchell Singers.
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A new play for television by Michael Voysey.
[Starring] Avice Landone, Sydney Tafler, Gillian Lind
with Fabia Drake and Thomas Heathcote
At 8.30
from Copenhagen.
The Danish National Museum celebrated the 150th anniversary of is foundation last week. Tonight it challenges visiting British experts who are sitting in the Tapestry Room of the Museum.
The Experts: Geoffrey Bushnell, Professor Stuart Piggott, Sir Mortimer Wheeler
Chairman, Glyn Daniel
Televised from the Danish National Museum by courtesy of the Director and of Statsradiofonien, Copenhagen
in a cameo of Victorian entertainment.
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followed by Weather; Road Works Report and Close Down
