Listings
: Racing from Ascot
3.20 The King George VI and The Queen Elizabeth StakesFor three-year-olds and upwards, over the Swinley Course of- one-and-a-half miles.
Contributors
: Third Test Match: England v. India
The third day's play at Old Trafford.Contributors
: Racing from Ascot
4.30 The Sandringham Stakes (Handicap)A race for three-year-olds and upwards, over the Swinley Course of one-and-a-half miles.
Contributors
: Third Test Match
Further commentaries.: Children's Television: Sideshow
John Hewer invites you to 'roll up' and see Stanley Lemin, Steve Race, The Mongadorsand 'Harlequinade' with Sonia Hart as Harlequin Jill Esgen as Columbine Jeanne Hiller and Leila Roath as two rogues.
followed by The Elgar Choir of British Columbia
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: Children's Television: Cricket
Look at and learn from the Test cricketers in the match between England and India at Old Trafford.: The Super Jet
or 'Plane Odd'A visit to Battersea Pleasure Gardens for a symposium from the designer, Rowland Emett, of his 'X 100' all-purpose jet, and an assessment of its potentialities by Sir Miles Thomas, D.F.C. Chairman of B.O.A.C.
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: The Three Hostages: 5: The Fields of Eden
by John Buchan.Adapted for television by C. A. Lejeune.
A serial in six episodes.
[Starring] Patrick Barr, John Laurie, and John Byron
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: Cafe Continental
The gay international cabaret.Maitre d'Hotel Pere Auguste at your service
l'Orchestre Pigalle conducted by Sydney Jerome
Contributors
: Racing at Ascot
BBC telefilm of some of today's races.: Weather Forecast and News
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