The first Sunday game for both these sides, two of the most attractive in English cricket, will be eagerly anticipated by both players and supporters, for Glamorgan, the reigning County Champions, will be keen to avenge their defeat in the comparable fixture last season when they lost to Kent by the narrow margin of only five runs.
Frank Bough introduces the programme, which includes news of all today's other fixtures: Derbyshire v Yorkshire; Essex v Worcestershire; Gloucestershire v Sussex; Hampshire v Somerset; Lancashire v Leicestershire; Nottinghamshire v Warwickshire; Surrey v Northamptonshire

The best of the week's newsfilm from all over the world, together with other subjects of interest. For the deaf and hard of hearing a commentary appears visually.
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A series of programmes of lunacy and laughter starring, as your hosts,Dan Rowan and Dick Martin.
This week's star guest Carol Channing
(A Schlatter/Friendly production for NBC)

A portrait of the Test by Ronald and Rosemary Eastman
Each year, from April to September, dry-fly fishermen practise their art of deceiving trout on this famous Hampshire chalk stream. The moods of the river and its wildlife throughout a year are also shown, even going underwater for some remarkable glimpses of the lives of the trout themselves.
Commentary by Hugh Falkus
(from Bristol)
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Tamas Vasary, the young Hungarian pianist, plays Liszt's Sonata in B minor, The Rigoletto Paraphrase, and The St Francis Legend No 2
Introduced by Jim Douglas Henry

by Henry James
Dramatised in four parts by Denis Constanduros

Mrs Gereth has made her feelings about Mona plain to Owen and Fleda. Fleda has allowed Owen to persuade her to stay at Poynton to talk to his mother about Poynton.

In the valley of Llanberis in North Wales lies the Dinorwic Slate Quarry. Last year it closed down, leaving 3,000 men idle. When the company's machinery came up for sale recently, Line-Up went there to record the atmosphere as the valley's livelihood finally disappeared.

Introduced by Tony Bilbow with Philip Jenkinson
This week's guest Jean Simmons on location in England for her latest film Say Hello to Yesterday