Listings
: The Cup Final
2.30 Community singing, organised by the "Daily Express" conducted by Arthur Caiger, D.C.M.2.55 Presentation of the teams to His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh
3.0 Kick-off
3.45 Half-time
3.55 Second half
4.40 End of match
4.45 Presentation of the cup and medals by Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh
(All transmitters except Kirk o' Shotts, Glencairn and Redmoss)
(to 16.50)
2.30-5.0 Cricket: Poloc Cricket Club v. West Scotland
From Shawholm, Glasgow.
(Kirk o' Shotts, Glencairn and Redmoss only)
Contributors
: Children's Television: Jigsaw
A magazine programme in which Donald Hewlett and Fuzz introduce:Robert Harbin (Mr. Left and Mr. Right)
The Adventures of Mick and Montmorency
[Starring] Charlie Drake and Jack Edwardes
Science Has a History
introduced by Frank Greenaway.
Voyage to Adventure
by Philip Dale.
George Fierstone and his Quintet with a guest artist
and
The Badgers' Club
(to 18.00)
Contributors
: In Town Tonight
Interesting people who are In Town Tonight, interviewed by John Ellison.Contributors
: The Mulberry Accelerator: Part 4
A television play in six parts by Donald Wilson.[Starring] Anne Crawford and Andrew Osborn
Contributors
: Gymnasium Jamboree
A display by Y.M.C.A. Birkenhead Boys' Brigade for Lancashire and Cheshire District Golborne Judo Club.Newark Imperial Carnival Band
From the Northern Radio and Television Exhibition City Hall, Manchester.
Contributors
: The Saturday Show
[Starring] Jon Pertwee and The Bernard BrothersContributors
: Tall Story Club
Robert MacDermot endeavours to control the imaginations of the storytellers who tonight include Marie Fawcett, Douglas Duff, Hubert Gregg.Contributors
: News (sound only) followed by Election Broadcast
on behalf of the Conservative PartyAbout this project
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