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Harry Fryer and his Orchestra

Devotional readings and prayers

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Conducted by Leonard Dennis , with Mervyn Saunders (tenor)

Praver Jesus shall reign (A. and M. 220; S.P. 545; C.H. 388, omitting v. 2; Tune, Truro)
Interlude
Prayers: The Prayer of Thanks-giving; the Lord's Prayer
Hills of the North, rejoice (S.P. 64, omitting v. 5; C.H. 372, omitting v. 5: Tune. Little Cornard)
Blessing

Chausson and Faure
Gramophone records of Faure's songs and instrumental music

News commentary

from page 41 of "New Every Morning" and page 20 of "Each Returning Day". Love divine, all loves excelling: Psalm 147, vv. 1-11; Amos 5, vv. 16-24; The Church's one foundation

Richard Crean and his Orchestra

FOR UNDER-SEVENS: Let's Join In: "The Good-Luck Horse," adapted from the picture book by Chih-Yi and Plato Chan. Part 1: "The Good-Luck Horse and the Good-Luck Wife"

11.20 CITIZENSHIP Do you know who gets us a bus service?: an illustrated talk written by Charles E. Stidwill

11.40 TALKS FOR SIXTH FORMS. The Wealth of Nations: 9: "The Impact of Atomic Energy." A short exposition of what atomic energy is by Bernard Lovell, physicist. Followed by a discussion between Bernard Lovell, A.J. Brown, economist, and Professor F.G.R. Taylor, geographer, concerning the changes that may take place as a result of the development of atomic power.

of records. Edited by Anna Instone

From a canteen in Weston-super-Mare, with George Myddleton at the piano. Presented by Bryan Sears.

Stewart MacPherson reports from the Royal and Ancient Club House. St. Andrews

1— 'How Many Children?'
People of the North air their views on the population problem. A discussion in which members of the public take part broadcast from the Theatre of the Central Library. Man-chester. In the chair, John H. Nichol son Principal of University College.
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TRAVEL TALKS. The British Empire. ' South Sea Island,' by Jack MeLaren. Harvesting copra and sugar in Fiji
2.20 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH. ' Programme d'actualité'
2.40 SENIOR ENGLISH 1. ' The Three Musketeers,' by Alexandre Dumas , adapted by Julia Goodey. Part 2— ' Adventures on the Journey '

Raymond Glendenning reports from Wimbledon and John Snagge from Henley

Easy. breezy tunes on recorda

and his Music, with Jack Cooper

From the Palm Court Hotel, Torquay. George Betton; and Frank King and his Orchestra, with Geraldine Farrer. Introduced by Hamilton Kennedy

' The Stranger and Fox,' another story about Hollabolla the giant, by Joan Stanley-Cary
5.15 ' The Traveller's Wooing': an operetta with music adapted from Bach's ' Peasant Cantata '
Sung by the choir of Eastbury Girls' School, Barking, and conducted by Frederick Woodhouse , who made the adaptation and wrote the dialogue and lyrics. Choir accompanied by Ann Macnaughten (violin), Toni Booth (violin), Eileen Beattie (viola). Joy Hall (cello). Stanley Thorne (piano)
5.40 ' Window-box Gardening': a discussion between John Lovatt
(Park Superintendent of Padding-ton) and two children on the subject of beautifying our bombed cities

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6.10:. Topical Talk. 6.15: Sport

' The Universe for Five Pounds': a talk on home-made telescopes by Noel Barrell

A motion-picture parade introduced by Leslie Mitchell (by courtesy of British Movietonews, Ltd.). Including Denis Myers bringing you news from the studios; the week's personality, Sir Cedric Hardwicke ; and the film of the week. Programme written by Harry Alan Towers and produced by Lilian Duff

Reports from St. Andrews, Wimbledon, and Henley

A satirical revue, with Kenway and Young, Wilfred Babbage , Humphrey Lestocq , Helen Hill , and the BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Rae Jenkins. Produced by Leslie Bridgmont

with Kenneth Home
Eve Becke, and Tom Henry and the Tomboys. Augmented Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black. Produced by Harry S. Pepper.

The Study of a Kleptomaniac

with the BBC Midland Light Orchestra, conducted by H. C. Burgess , and Esme Marshall (soprano)

Tunes from ' The Great White Way,' on gramophone records

The twenty-eighth in the series of new or recently published verse. Arranged by Patric Dickinson.

Concerto Grosso in G. Op. 6 No. 1, played by Herman Dianer and his Collegium Musicum: on records