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Bruce Wyndham with resident bands, singers, and discs, plus news, weather, and traffic

Verses for Saturday
NICHOLAS STUART GRAY reads pangur Bdtt and My Cat Jeoffry

introduces Melody Time with his two pianos THE SINGALONG CHOIR
LOIS LANE and the strings of the RADH) ORCHESTRA
Conducted by GEORGE FRENCH Produced by PAMELA cox

MARGARET HOWARD With a light-hearted mixture of music and your quick-fire comments on her topic of the week

Introduced by Jimmy Kingsbury The Waltzes played by the ORCHESTRA leader MAURICE BRETT conducted by KENNETH ALWYN The Marches played by the BAND OF H.M. ROYAL MARINES (Portsmouth Group) Conducted bv
CAPT L. T. LAMBERT Director of Music
Produced by ALLAN giles

featuring the strings of THE RADIO ORCHESTRA
BARRY KENT and sounds from Europe Produced by JAMES DUFOUR
Barry Kent is in ' Mame ' at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London

with the Big Band Sound
Produced by DENIS LEWELL

Ray Moore with a smooth musical mixture for an autumn afternoon
Produced by DENIS LEWELL

Bill Crozier introduces old time and sequence dancing with SIDNEY DAVEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA and CLINTON FORD
MC CHARLES CRATHORN , who also brings news from the world of traditional dancing Dance leaders.
HOLLAND BROCKBANK and SYLVIA BROCKBANK
(Given before an invited audience at The Paris, Lower Regent Street, London. SW1. Tickets can be obtained from [address removed], enclosing SAE)

featuring
John Boulter , Dai Francis
Tony* Mercer, Margaret Savage and guest artists: The Johnstons Hugo D'Alton
Vocal arrangements by GEORGE MITCHELL orchestrations by ALAN bristow
THE MINSTRELS ORCHESTRA leader FREDDY CLAYTON
Conducted by George Mitchell Produced by CHARLES CHILTON and RICHARD WILLCOX
(Repeated: Sunday, 3.0 pm)
The fame of George Mitchell 's Minstrels is world-wide. They have broken all records and won numerous prizes for their work on television, radio, and on gramophone records, and they continue to break box-office records in theatres as far apart as Scarborough, Yorkshire, and Sydney, Australia George Mitchell and his choir have come a long way since 1949, when Charles Chilton first asked them to take part in a radio series. Listeners with long memories may recall it - it was entitled Cabin in the Cotton, and was based on the Uncle Remus stories. It featured Edric Connor and a twelve-year-old girl from South London whose name was Petula Clark

Wally Whyton introduces
PETE STANLEY and BRIAN GOLBEY NICK STRUTT and ROGER KNOWLES
ARCHIE FISHER
RALPH MCTELL special guest, TOM PAXTON and surprise guests. Folk and country news; reviews of latest records from JIM LLOYD.
Contra-bass fiddle, BRIAN BROCKLEHURST
Produced by BILL BEBB

Introduced by Rod McLennan The sound of movie music Produced by IAN FENNER

with SOUNDS BOB ROGERS DUO 70
Introduced by robin BOYLE Produced by IAN SCOTT