The Line that went for a Walk by Moyna McWilliam
Presenters: Miranda Connell, Stan Arnold

The Royal Meeting
BBC outside broadcast cameras cover four races on the second day of the meeting, together with the fashionable and colourful scenes which make Royal Ascot one of the great social occasions.
2.30 The Jersey Stakes (7f)
3.5 The Queen Mary Stakes (5f)
3.45 The Royal Hunt Cup (Handicap) (1m)
Traditionally the most important and valuable Handicap of the meeting, worth over £7,500.
4.20 The Coronation Stakes (1m) Introduced by JULIAN wilson
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN and CLIVE GRAHAM
Fashions described by EVE POLLARD
Television presentation by RAY lakeland

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The second of two studies of Hollywood by director VINCENTE MINNELLI
Tonight's film stars Kirk Douglas
Edward G. Robinson , Cyd Charisse . with George Hamilton
Dahlia Lavi , Claire Trevor
The powerful drama of a star on the slide attempting a comeback amid a group of cynical Hollywood exiles working in Rome.

Tony Bilbow and Philip Jenkinson present a round-up of what's going on in the film world and compare the new musical Mame, starring Lucille Ball, with Auntie Mame, made in 1957 with Rosalind Russell. Also the forthcoming family musical Huckleberry Finn and the 1939 version with Mickey Rooney in the title role.
Producer BARRY BROWN
Philip Jenkinson : page 19

Reporters: JEREMY JAMES
JEANNE LA CHARD, JOHN PITMAN JACK FIZZEY , DESMOND WILCOX
HAROLD WILLIAMSON This week:
Wish You Weren'Here?
IHolidaymakers are money-there can never be too many of them.'-Cornish hotelier.
' We're busy creating in Cornwall the conditions they are trying to get away from in Birmingham.'-Cornish resident.
The sinking pound and fuel surcharges mean fewer people going abroad, and the new motorway marching steadily westwards from Bristol makes Cornwall that much more accessible to weekenders from London and the Midlands. The result is ringing cash registers and prosperity for some. Others believe that Cornwall is being destroyed.
JACK PIZZEY and a Man Alive team have been listening to both -and to the views of the tourists themselves. In Penzance DESMOND WILCOX chairs a debate as the people of Cornwall ask: how much tourism is too much?
Producer PHILIP GEDDES Editor ADAM CLAPHAM

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