Vera McKechnie in Studio 'E' introduces:

Shirley Abicair who tells you a tale of Tumbarumba, the Australian Boy

Ion Trant who brings a film about his holiday on a canal boat

The World Today
a monthly review in which children look behind the headlines.

Semprini and his piano

Geoffrey Dyson who offers some hints on the winning of field events in your school sports.

Three Little Butterflies in the meadow
a cartoon feature by Gwen White.

The closing overs of the fourth day's play with a summary by E. W. Swanton.

Today's second visit to the All England Lawn Tennis Championships.

Surprises and excitements of the past series told by people you met with Eamonn Andrews.
The title music was written by James Turner and played under the direction of George Clouston
(A BBC telerecording)

An excerpt from the James Brennan Summer Revue at the South Pier, Blackpool with Denny Willis and Company, Wilson Keppel, and Betty, The Eight Lancashire Lads, Curric's Water Spectacle, Billie Wyner, The Twelve Zio Angels.
A special performance before an invited audience.
From the South Pier, Blackpool.

(Part 1 was not accepted)
Written by Spike Milligan.
Milligan's unorthodox views on almost everything are well known. Is it his intention in this unusual programme to assess the influence of music on man's development - or man's influence on the development of music?
The following are obliged to appear: Spike Milligan, Eric Robinson, Dick Emery, Valentine Dyall, Graham Stark, Kenneth Connor, Mario Fabrizi, Yoko Kono, The Alberts, Max Geldray, Graham Leaman, Wallace Greenslade, George Murcell and Jennifer Lautrec, Bob Galileo, Sheree Winton, John Vyvyan and a Mr. Fred Smith.
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Introduced by Peter Haigh and Derek Bond.
"The Prince and the Show Girl" with Laurence Olivier and Marilyn Monroe.

(By courtesy of Warner Bros.)

A fortnightly series in which Jeanne Heal talks to her visitors on a topic of her choice.

A BBC television film of some of the highlights of the day's play at Wimbledon.

followed by Weather and Close Down