Story: "Mrs Mopple's Washing Line" by Anita Hewitt

Harry Carpenter introduces the fourth day's play

with Peter Dorling; Weather

with Anthony Smith
A personal journey across four continents to see some of the world's great National Parks.

On the edge of Nairobi there is a remarkable 44 square miles - the Nairobi National Park. It contains lions and rhinos, giraffes and leopards - a piece of primeval Africa just four miles from the city centre.
The pressures on it are great, particularly from tourism, Kenya's biggest money-earner. With 150,000 visitors a year and Nairobi pushing up against the Park's boundaries, how can the animals behave naturally and remain undisturbed?
(From Bristol)

by Mary McMinnies
Dramatised in five parts by Ray Lawler

Milly and Wragg were detained by the Secret Police and had to be rescued by Abe. Milly has decided to become a serious collector of antiques.

The second programme of a new series in which the award-winning actor visits different London theatres to recall some music and drama they have presented.
Special guests Polly James, Dilys Watling, Judith Arthy
and Vyvyan Lorrayne, Paul Clarke, Brian Bertscher of The Royal Ballet
The Irving Davies Dancers
The Mike Sammes Singers

(Dilys Watling is in 'Company' at Her Majesty's Theatre, Vyvyan Lorrayne, Paul Clarke, Brian Bertscher appear by arrangement with Gen. Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden).

from Wimbledon
Highlights of today's outstanding match on the fourth day's play

(Colour)

The second of three films by the German director Georg W. Pabst
Starring Louise Brooks, Fritz Kortner, Franz Lederer, Carl Gotz

Louise Brooks's cool, innocent expression and open beckoning smile make her an ideal choice for Lulu, the prostitute who inspired evil unawares. Frank Wedekind's play shocked audiences in the 1890s, and in the 20s Pabst's film caused a furore. The music for tonight's presentation has been selected by Carey Blyton
(This Week's Films: page 9)