Today's story is 'The Man Who Made Music' by Sue Charlton

An introduction to the social sciences

All societies have rules about the way their members should behave. What happens to those who can't, or won't, conform?
Introduced by Derek Hart
(Linked with Radio 3, Study: Fridays, 7.0 pm. For details of book and NEC correspondence course see page 44)

Reporting the world tonight
Peter Woods
With Martin Bell, Michael Blakey, Michael Clayton, Michael Sullivan, David Tindall and BBC News correspondents
and Weather

A duel of words and wit between Katharine Whitehorn, Gwyn Thomas, Bruce Trent and Fyfe Robertson, Angela Douglas, Anita Prynne
Referee Robert Robinson
(from Manchester)

Looking at the news and the men behind the news in the world of money
Introduced by Brian Widlake, Alan Watson and John Tusa including
Whatever happened to the tea-lady? The tea-lady is alive and well and living in a vending machine: John Tusa reports.

Dramatised by Hugo Charteris
Starring Carroll Baker as Sadie Thompson, Michael Bryant as Mr Davidson
with Gordon Jackson as Dr MacPhail, Stella Tanner as Mrs Davidson, Rona Anderson as Mrs MacPhail

An evangelical missionary and his wife are stranded on a South Sea island with Sadie Thompson, a blonde American from San Francisco. Confined to the only lodging house, with the tropical rain beating on the tin roof, they take uneasy meals while Sadie plays the phonograph and entertains sailors.
(Colour)
('The part I'd have gone to Timbuctoo to do': page 8)
(Next week: "The Unconquered")

Presenting each week some of the international jazz stars recorded at Europe's Number One Jazz Club
Tonight Ronnie Scott introduces: The Gary Burton Quartet, The Buddy Tate Quartet,
The Clarke-Boland Big Band
(All artists appear by arrangement with Harold Davison Ltd)

Talk, argument, people, diversion with Joan Bakewell, Michael Dean, Tony Bilbow, Sheridan Morley