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Introduced by Marjorie Anderson Out of the News In Stork Country: JOHN D. STEWART
Answer and Comment
Points from the Postbag: discussed by EVELYN HOME and PAULINE CRABBE With
KEITH FORDYCE
Brown Lord of the Mountain by WALTER MACKEN abridged by PAT MCLOUGHLIN read by T. P. McKenna (first of 12 instalments)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Marjorie Anderson
Unknown:
John D. Stewart
Unknown:
Keith Fordyce
Unknown:
Brown Lord
Unknown:
Walter MacKen
Abridged By:
Pat McLoughlin
Read By:
T. P. McKenna

Commentaries by MAX ROBERTSON and HILL THERELFALL , with summaries by FRED PERRY , ALF CHAVE , and BASIL CURTIS , on the fourth day's play in The Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis Club, Wimbledon with Music Along the Way presented by ROBIN BOYLE

Contributors

Unknown:
Max Robertson
Unknown:
Hill Therelfall
Unknown:
Fred Perry
Unknown:
Alf Chave
Unknown:
Basil Curtis
Presented By:
Robin Boyle

This week Robin Richmond introduces the organ styles of: BASIL CUTHBERT
(Town Hall, Buckingham) WILLIAM DAVIES
(Granada, Tooting)
FRIEDA HALL (Odeon, Manchester) LAWRENCE JAMES
(Dreamland, Margate)
BOBBY PAGAN (ABC. Richmond) JUNE NOTTAGE (Electronic)
Produced by CHRIS MORGAN

Contributors

Introduces:
Robin Richmond
Unknown:
Basil Cuthbert
Unknown:
William Davies
Unknown:
Lawrence James
Produced By:
Chris Morgan

featuring William Davies playing a variety of keyboard instruments, introducing the programme, and conducting the BBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRA led by PETER GIBBS
Guest singer TERENCE SHARPE Produced by ALAN TONGUE

Contributors

Unknown:
William Davies
Unknown:
Peter Gibbs
Singer:
Terence Sharpe
Produced By:
Alan Tongue

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