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CHILDREN'S HOUR

on BBC Home Service Basic

For Older Children
Joseph Cooper invites you to
Music Club and introduces news, views, interviews, questions, answers, and young musicians making their first broadcast
This month's guests:
From Manchester:
Derby School Brass Band. Bury
Conductor, B. L. Barratt
From Bristol:
Anne Wills (violin)
Accompanist, Sheila Greenslade
From London:
Suzanne Nickels (singer)
Accompanist. Josephine Lee
5.25 Our Day and Age
' They Came Down Alive '
In the late afternoon of a cold December day the year before last, an exhausted young climber reached the hotel at Pen-y-Gwryd near the Llanberis Pass in North Wales. He told Chris Briggs, the Yorkshireman who owns the hotel, of an accident that had taken place a few hours earlier 650 feet up on a sheer rock face some three-and-a-half miles away-a girl had been severely injured.
Chris Briggs set out on another of the mountain rescues that have made him a legend in Snowdonia.
Script by Stephen Grenfell

Contributors

Unknown:
Joseph Cooper
Conductor:
B. L. Barratt
Violin:
Anne Wills
Accompanist:
Sheila Greenslade
Singer:
Suzanne Nickels
Accompanist:
Josephine Lee
Script By:
Stephen Grenfell

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