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)

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Featuring The St. Leger
Direct from Doncaster
Introduced by David Coleman

Today's Timetable:

Boxing
in America at 1.20: Joe Brown v. Gale Kerwin (World Lightweight Champion)
An exclusive recording of this week's lightweight fight at Columbus, Ohio Commentator Jack Drees

Racing
direct from Doncaster
2.0 The Danum Selling Stakes
2.30 The Glasgow Paddocks Nursery Handicap
3.15 The St. Leger Stakes
The final classic of the season, raced over 1 mile, 6 furlongs and 132 yards to the value of £5,000

Farnborough Air Display
at 3.25 app.
The world's leading air show, featuring the most up-to-date designs and developments. Organised by the Society of British Aircraft Constructors.
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[Photo caption] The Blackburn NA.39

Sports Results Service
5.0 app. Football and Racing summaries including classified Football Results

In order to catch a band of outlaws who have robbed a bank and blown up the only water supply for miles around, the Lone Ranger disguises himself. He tells the bandits that he has found gold in the nearby mountains, but first they must take him to the hide-out where they keep their store of fresh water.

Introduced by Kenneth Wolstenholme.
Today's sporting headlines and the classified football results.
Presented by the Sportsview Unit

The Western film series starring Ty Hardin as Bronco Layne the roving cowboy adventurer.

Guarding a stage-coach carrying six Can-Can girls and a large consignment of gold, Bronco hits a load of trouble. But when the going gets really tough, the ladies come to his rescue.

Presenting before a young audience the latest in popular records with the opinions of Peggy Cummins, Eric Sykes, Eric Robinson, Susan Stranks.
In the chair, David Jacobs

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At 7.15 Tonight: The return of some stories of a London policeman by Ted Willis

[Caption] If you want to know the time, ask... Dixon of Dock Green ...He'll say 'Saturday at 7.15'

When P.C. George Dixon and the rest of the staff of the Dock Green Manor went on holiday earlier this year, the atmosphere was anything but gay. For P.C. Bob Penney, in the course of trying to make an arrest, had been killed, and the gap left by his sudden death, seemed impossible to fill. Many viewers wrote in to criticise author Ted Willis for his cold-blooded 'murder': many pleaded for the return of Bob when the series started again - but these pleas fell on deaf ears. Ted Willis is quite unrepentant. 'But I am impressed,' he says, 'and gratified to find that the public reacts so strongly to this kind of thing. For policeman are killed and injured while on duty - and the more the public appreciates these dangers, the better for all concerned.'

The new series, which begins on Saturday, is the sixth and will see the 100th edition take the air in a few weeks' time. All the old familiars will be back - and one or two newcomers - including a young cadet, Jamie MacPherson from Kirkintilloch, played by David Webster. Many of the more popular supporting characters, too, will be there again, while in the first episode viewers should have no difficulty in recognising 'Trotter Kelly' - for he is played by the actor who gave such a brilliant performance as Abel Magwitch in "Great Expectations" - Jerold Wells.

[Photo captions] Jack Warner as George Dixon.
On duty again: Sergeant Flint and Sergeant Grace Millard - two of the stalwarts of Dock Green Manor - are played once more by Arthur Rigby and Moira Mannion.
Peter Byrne and Jeanette Hutchinson are probably the best-known young 'married' couple in British television - as Andy Crawford, C.I.D., and Mary, Dixon's daughter.

Tommy Trinder opens his Trinder Box
and discloses Dennis Lotis, Janet Ball, Mac Ronay and Guest star, Alma Cogan

A trilogy.
In a radio and television programme three women reveal a heart-felt wish. This is the story of how each of the wishes became reality.

Sportsview film cameras bring you today's sport tonight.
Introduced by Kenneth Wolstenholme.

Among the films it is hoped to include:

Association Football: Leicester City v. Newcastle United; Manchester United v. Tottenham Hotspur

Racing: The St. Leger Stakes

Written by Fred Feldkamp.
The story of the war against Japan.

From mid-1944 onwards, Allied air attacks on Japan became more serious in purpose. Instead of token raids to boost morale at home, they were now serious attempts to blast Japan into defeat. The climax came twelve months later, when the B.29 Enola Gay took off from the Marianas on the most momentous bombing-run of the war.
A March of Time production

The exciting adventures of the Western Stagecoach Service.
[Starring] Dale Robertson

For the first time in his career Jim Hardie is not so quick on the draw as his opponent; and promotion to the post of Superintendent holds no joys for him until he is able to settle his score with the outlaw who beat him to it.

on behalf of the Conservative and Unionist Party
(Recording of the broadcast at 9.15 p.m. in the Home Service)

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