A programme for children at home.
Storyteller this week, David Kossoff
(to 11.30)

The first day's play at Old Trafford.
See also BBC-1
(to 18.35)

for Thursday
and the latest news

A weekly programme on the expanding world of leisure.
including

The Cowdray Park Gold Cup
Outside Broadcast cameras were at the final of the premier tournament of Britain's most aristocratic sport-polo.

The Water Ballet
A team of American girl swimmers who are on their way to Tokyo to give demonstrations of synchronised swimming during the Olympic Games display their art in the new swimming pool at the Crystal Palace.

Gordon Wilkins asks Can We Shape the Car to the City?
Speakers include: Alec Issigonis, B.M.C.; Peter Ware, Rootes; Harry Webster, Standard-Triumph; John Alden, Vauxhall Motors

by John Buchan.
A second chance to see this dramatisation in four parts by Donald Wilson.
First transmission on BBC-2, Saturday, July 18
See page 8

with Paul Tortelier on the Cello Sonata in A major, Op. 69 by Beethoven
Fourth of six programmes with the French virtuoso teaching, playing, and talking about music.
"The cello is designed to play an aristocratic personality"
"In music there is no beginning and no end; there are only colours"

The cellists, Jennifer Ward Clarke, Peter Willison
The pianist, Geoffrey Parsons
(Tortelier master class on Boccherini's Cello Concerto in B flat major: August 6)

and a look at tomorrow