Market trends, news, weather
Friday's "Ten to Eight".
and Programme News
has breakfast with PETER SMITH. FRANK TAYLOR and STUART SEATON talk to this Staffordshire farmer and his family over the breakfast table
Arranged and introduced by ANTHONY PARKIN
Broadcast on May 17
Reflecting matters of Christian interest and concern
and Programme News
BBC Correspondents talk about the news. its background, and the people who make it
I Served a Maharaja
SIR CONRAD CORFIELD spent two years as adviser to an Indian prince whose principal occupations were shooting tigers and resisting change
From the BBC Sound Archives
What the weeklies think, illustrated from their editorials, is reviewed by ANTHONY KING
by ANDREW CRUICKSHANK
ANTONIA FRASER
LORD Francis-Williams
In the chair, CLIFF MICHELMORE
Produced by Jocelyn Ferguson
A weekly magazine for amateur gardeners
FRED WHITSEY visits Harlow Car Gardens. Harrogate. and talks to the Superintendent, GEOFFREY Smith : GEORGE GILLARD advises on the week's work
Produced by George Sigsworth
New Every Morning, page 54
0 worship the King (BBC H.B. 471) Psalm 25. vv. 1-10
St. John 6, vv. 14-27
Bread of heaven (BBC H.B. 200)
Un paso mais
Twenty lessons in spoken Spanish
18: La senora Diez cuenta a una amiga las aventuras de su marido
Senora Diez has returned to Madrid by plane and now tells a friend about her trip to Barcelona.
Presented by JACINTA CASTILLEJO and PABLO Soro
Last week's broadcast (Study on 3)
Four programmes for amateur observers
3: Recording bird sounds
Presented by Eric Simms with Terry Gompertz , John Borwick , and Patrick Sellar
Broadcast in January (Study on 3) .
Gilbert Phelps introduces six great Russian novels and shows how they combine strong native characteristics with a powerful universal appeal.
6: Dr. Zhivago
This crowded and panoramic novel by Boris Leonidovich Pasternak about the Russian Revolution has seemed to many the only truly great novel to come out of Russia since the death of Tolstoy.
Broadcast on May 16 (Study on 3) For reading list, send a stamped addressed envelope to: Six Novels from Russia. [address removed]
This week's Study on 3 and accompanying publications; page 36
A weekly survey of the world of motoring
BILL HARTLEY introduces:
Tipping and the motorist: MARGO LAWRENCE on current trends
We're on fire!: advice for the driver from PAT GREGORY
Metrication and the motorist: STANLEY TYSON discussing some forthcoming changes together with topical news and at 12.23* the latest traffic report
Produced by Jim Pestridge
Star items from the week's editions of radio's famous breakfast-time magazine
Introduced by MARTIN Muncaster
and Programme News
with Stephen Murray , Jon Pertwee Leslie Phillips
A chronicle of events aboard H.M.S. Trautbridge written by LAWRIE WYMAN and involving RICHARD CALDICOT HEATHER CHASEN, TENNIEL EVANS Michael BATES , ELIZABETH MORGAN LAWRIE WYMAN
Announcer, MICHAEL DE MORGAN
Produced by Alastair SCOTT JOHNSTON
Broadcast on January 26 (Radio 2)
The Minister's Mallard by Alan Melville with Michael Denison and Coral Browne
No imaginary Mallard, this-but a bird from St. James's Park who nests in the Minister's 'Out' tray.
Produced by GUY VAESEN
Broadcast on May 17. 1967 (Light)
from the Regions
Introduced by OLIVE SHAPLEY including:
Coming to terms with it: MARY ROWLAND talks about living in a country cottage
Brucellosis: PAT CALLAGHAN investigates a health hazard
The electric man cometh: AUDREY KAYE accompanies an electricity man on his daily round
In partnership: MARIANNE AND David DALMOUR
An all-female fellowship: MOLLY PORTER discusses plans for an Antarctic expedition
Dibs: In Search of Self by Virginia M. Axline
Read by ROSALIE CRUTCHLEY
Tenlh of eleven instalments
Overture: Abu Hassan. ....Weber
PlilLHARMONIA ORCHESTRA Conducted by WOLKGANG SAWALLISCH gramophone records
and Programme News
with DOUGLAS CAMERON
Introduced by JOHN MOTSON
Produced by Godfrey Dixey
'twixt ISOBEL BARNETT
Eleanor SUMMERFIELD and RICHARD MURDOCH , David Nixon
Tune-twisters from STEVE RACE
In the chair, Roy PLOMLEY
Devised and written by Ian Messiter
Produced by Peter Titheradge
Pre-recorded at The Paris. Lower
Kegent street. London. S.W.I
Rpt.: Sun., 9.30 p.m. (Radio 2)
from the Royal Albert Hall London
Phyllis Sellick (piano)
Cyril Smith (piano)
BBC Symphony Orchestra Leader, Hugh Bean Conducted by Malcolm Arnold Sir Arthur Bliss
Part 1: Purcell, Bliss, Elgar
The novel by Heron Carvic adapted for radio by Betty Lambda
with Marjorie Westbury and Gerald Deacon
When Miss Seeton found herself the horrified witness of a brutal murder she little thought that her modest gifts as an artist could prove so valuable to the police.
(Repeated: Monday 3.15 pm)
Sir Bernard Miles recalls the years of a widely varied and adventurous life working in all fields of entertainment and illustrates how his character, so strongly moulded in childhood, has, despite all his efforts to change it, remained invincibly rural.
Produced by John Dyas
Evening Prayers conducted by FR. JOHN STAPLETON with the Barlow Singers directed by Michael Callaghan
NIGEL COXE (piano)
Intermezzo in A minor: Capriccio in B minor; Intermezzo in B flat major (Clavierstucke, Op. 76 )BrahmM
