Bwrw golwg dros bynciau'r dydd mewn sgwrs a ffilm-a chyfle i gwrdd a rhai sy'n amlwg yn y newyddion.
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
(See panel)
(All transmitters)
The First Test Match: England v. India
The third day's play at Trent Bridge, Nottingham
(see panel)
Introduced by Alan Weeks
Today's Timetable
Racing direct from Kempton Park
2.0 St. Margaret's Selling Stakes
3.0 Limelight Handicap
4.30 Black Prince Handicap
Lawn Tennis direct from Manchester
From 2.05 The Northern Lawn Tennis Tournament
Some of the final matches
The First Test 2.30 (see above)
The First Test Match: England v. India
The third day's play at Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Sports Results Service
1.40 Lunchtime cricket scores
4.55 app. Racing and cricket summaries
A young man has found a great treasure which will be given to the town. His grandmother, who can neither speak nor move, witnesses the theft of the map showing the position of the gold. It is the Lone Ranger who finds a way to communicate with her and so find the thieves.
A further visit to Trent Bridge.
Introduced by Alan Weeks.
A news summary of today's sporting highlights.
Presented by the Sportsview Unit
The closing overs of the third day's play at Trent Bridge, Nottingham followed by a summary.
Exciting adventures of the famous Western Stagecoach Service.
[Starring] Dale Robertson
Four attractive young women form an unusual stagecoach cargo for Jim Hardie, and bring him more trouble than he anticipates
featuring Bob Miller and the Millermen, The John Barry Seven, The Three Barry Sisters, The Kingpins, Vince Eager, Roy Young, Sylvia Sands, Adam Faith and guest star: Marty Wilde.
Compere: Trevor Peacock
Stories from the Casebook of Detective-Superintendent Charlesworth by Berkely Mather
[Starring] Wensley Pithey as Charlesworth
with Redmond Phillips
A comedy by Joseph Colton
[Starring] Wilfred Pickles
From the BBC's North of England studio
The two main concerns in the life of miner and greyhound owner Jim Gay are to see that his beloved dog Ravin' Beauty is kept in trim for the big race, and that the price is kept up. But complications arise when the vicar also enters a dog and Jim is forced to revise his whole strategy...
A BBC film of yesterday's International Tourist Trophy Senior Race in the Isle of Man.
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Twelve member countries of the European Broadcasting Union join together to present a programme of live entertainment in celebration of the Fifth Anniversary of Eurovision
From Switzerland:
from the Burgenstock, Lucerne
Hazy Osterwald and his Band
From Sweden:
Gaby Stenberg with the Bernard Ost Trio
From Denmark:
"Jealousy"
by Jacob Gade
featuring The Svend Saaby Choir
Members of the Royal Danish Ballet
From Luxembourg:
Gilbert Becaud
with the Radio-Luxembourg Orchestra
Conducted by Raymond Bernard
From Monaco:
from the "Sea Club" Monte Carlo
Vicki Autier and the Orchestra of Frosio
From France:
Boris Steinberg with the Philharmonic Orchestra
conducted by Arthur Bruno
From Austria:
A visit to the Wine Garden of Anton ("Third Man") Karas in Vienna to meet Esther Rethy (of the Vienna State Opera)
From Holland:
Tom Manders in Musical Mime
From Belgium:
"Speleomagie"
A specially written ballet performed in the Grotios at Dinant by the Corps de Ballet du Theatre Royal de la Monnaie de Bruxelles
Story by Georges Sion
Music by Raymond Chevreuille
From Germany:
from the roof-garden of the Hilton Hotel, Berlin
Hildegarde Neff
with the Rediske Quintet
From Italy:
Anna Moffo and Franco Corelli (of La Scala, Milan)
in a scene from Act 1 of Verdi's "Otello"
with the RAI Symphonic Orchestra of Milan
Conducted by Nino Sonzogno
From Gt. Britain:
"The World Outside"
featuring
David Hughes
The Luton Girls Choir
Conductor Arthur E. Davies
Denny Bettis and Katherine Feather
Bert Waller, Frank Horrox
Suzanne Salpeter
Margaret Bat
and the Concert Orchestra (Leader David McCallum)
Conducted by Eric Robinson
Narrator, Michael Aspel
Produced for the European Broadcasting Union by Graeme Muir of the BBC
A report by Aidan Crawley.
At the end of last year Aidan Crawley completed a 70,000-mile journey through the Commonwealth and reported his findings in a series of seven television programmes. The series is now being repeated, and in tonight's programme he looks at the new Kingdom of Malaya which occupies a key position on the fringe of the Communist world.
Starring Phil Silvers as Sergeant Bilko.
