Four climbers, Ian McNaught-Davis, Peter Crew, Barry Ingle, Paul Nunn attempt the ascent of Britain's most formidable overhang Kilnsey Crag, Grassington 'where the tigers sharpen their claws'.
Commentary by Ian McNaught-Davis on the face and Jeremy James at the foot of the climb.

Contributors

Climber/Commentary:: Ian McNaught-Davis
Climber:: Peter Crew
Climber:: Barry Ingle
Climber:: Paul Nunn
Commentary:: Jeremy James
The Kilnsey Crag Lament written and sung by:: Eddie Junior
The Kilnsey Crag Lament written and sung by:: Ricky Charles
Producer:: Alan Chivers

Source: Radio Times

19:50

Time Out: Polo for Beginners

BBC Two

Thu 16^th Jul 1964, 19:50 on BBC Two England

Three days before the season's premier match, the Cowdray Gold Cup, "Time Out" investigates the game of polo, the people who play it, and how much it costs to play.

Source: Radio Times

20:30

Time Out: Operation Overhang: Part 2. The Overhang

BBC Two

Thu 16^th Jul 1964, 20:30 on BBC Two England

"Wheelbase" is on holiday - back next week

Contributors

Production team:: Dick Gilling
Production team:: Bob Duncan
Production team:: Bill Fitzwater
Production team:: Ken Ashton
Cameraman:: Butch Calderwood
Cameraman:: Peter Hall
Sound:: Maurice Everett
Film Editor:: Bert Meadows
Film Editor:: Roy Fry
Studio Director:: Harry Green
Associate Editor:: Phil Pilley
Editor:: Christopher Brasher

Source: Radio Times

21:00

Mary Barton: Part 4: Trial

BBC Two

Thu 16^th Jul 1964, 21:00 on BBC Two England

by Mrs. Gaskell.
A second chance to see this dramatisation in four parts by Elaine Morgan.
Harry has been shot and Jem arrested for his murder. Mary has come to Liverpool to find Will who, she believes, can prove an alibi for Jem, but she has arrived too late.
First transmission on BBC-1, Saturday, July 11