Listings
: Racing at Ascot
A visit to this famous Berkshire racecourse to see three of the principal races on the first day of the October meeting.2.30 Mornington Stakes over one mile and a half
3.0 The Brocas Stakes over one mile and a half
3.30 Duke of Edinburgh Stakes over six furlongs
Clive Graham identifies the horses and jockeys in the Parade Ring before each race.
(to 15.55 app.)
Contributors
: Children's Television
Children in the U.S.S.R.A film introduced by Kenneth Wright.
For Older Children: Right of Way
The first of a new series of Western films.
[Starring] Jock Mahoney as The Rangerider
(to 17.50)
Contributors
: The Grove Family: Time Bomb
by Michael Pertwee.Contributors
: Snooker: Joe Davis v. John Pulman
from Leicester Square Hall.Part of this evening's session in the News of the World £1,500 Professional Snooker Tournament.
Contributors
: The World is Ours: 4: The Waiting People
A series of documentary films on world problems that are the urgent concern of the United Nations.There are ten million homeless people in the world, the victims of war and persecution; in Europe alone there are hundreds of thousands who are homeless. Who are they, and what is being done for them?
Produced by Norman Swallow in collaboration with the Office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, and the U.N. Films Division
Contributors
: Conservative Party Conference: Blackpool, 1954
A report on the day's proceedings by William Clark, Robert McKenzie, and David Butler using excerpts from the telerecording of the day's debates and interviews with personalities attending the Conference.Contributors
: Racing at Ascot
A BBC telerecording of the highlights of today's racing.: News
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