Gramophone records
and forecast for farmers and shipping
The Albert Cazabon Orchestra. (BBC recording)
' The Christian Way.' Readings from 1 John. 1 and 2
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Talk by Ian McCall
Directed by Fred Alexander
The sixth in a series of talks on posture, especially for women and children. ' More about your ductless glands and how they affect your growth,' by Samson Wright. M.D., John Astor Professor of Physiology in the University of London
at the organ of the Odeon Theatre, Glasgow
DELIBES, CHABRIER, and THOMAS
Extracts from Delibes's opera ' Lakmé ': on gramophone records
News commentary
from page 57 of ' New Every Morning ' and page 52 of ' Each Returning Day.' Father of heav'n, whose love profound: Psalm 143; St. Matthew 6, vv. 5-18; Be thou my guardian and my guide
Howard Lucraft and his Music
THE PRACTICE AND SCIENCE OF GARDENING. ' Potatoes,' by Alan Peacock and J. G. Hawkes. The potato as grown in Britain today and its cousins in South America.
11.20 CURRENT AFFAIRS
11.40 FRENCH FOR SIXTH FORMS. Panorama de la littérature franqaise contemporaine: L'eminent critique littéraire, Ren6 Lalou , interviewé par Ignace Legrand
A record miscellany edited by Anna Instone
From a large transport department in Lancashire, given by members of the staff. Introduced by David South wood
A musical entertainment given by Clifford Curzon (piano), Harold Williams (baritone). Natalie James and Joy Boughton (oboes), Cecil James (bassoon), Andre Gertler and Frederic Ghigo (violins), Robert Courte (viola), and Marcel Louon (cello). Programme arranged by Basil Douglas.
Gramophone records of music by Audran, Lecocq, and Millocker
FOR RURAL SCHOOLS. Finding out about Dylsford. ' Through the Locks.' The explorers visit the canal and Captain Sam tells of canals he knows abroad
2.25 GENERAL SCIENCE. ' Growing Up,' by Richard Palmer. ' Getting Skilful '
2.50 junior English. A modern story
and his Electronomes
Half-an-hour of record entertainment by coloured artists, introduced by Denis Preston
by Ann Stevenson
by Charles de Bernard. Adapted for broadcasting by Doris Evelyn
based on ' Jimmy Lethbridge 's Temptation,' by 'Sapper.' Adapted for broadcasting by Brian A. Stuart
Plays produced by Hugh Stewart
' Journey Across Dartmoor': a dramatised impression of a first visit to the moor. Written and presented by Gwenneth Partridge. Produced by Rosemary Colley
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Topical talk and sport
by Charles Dickens. A serial for broadcasting in twelve parts by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley . Incidental music composed by Denys Dar low. Produced by Wilfrid Grantham.
Other parts played by Freda Falconer , Antony Verney , Eddy Reed , Victor Fairley , and Vernon Fortescue
A series of weekly talks on the countries of Europe. A despatch from Alexander Werth , read by David Lloyd James
' What Can We Afford ? '
' Our Output Budget': Graham Hutton , the economist, discusses the consequences of Britain's limited man-power resources
' Workers' Playtime ' Unit presents an entertainment for the staff of Queen Mary's Hospital for Children, Carshalton, Surrey With Arthur Marshall as ' Nurse Dugdale' and Marjorie Westburv , Robert Help mann. and Robert Easton. At the piano, George Myddleton. Script by Arthur Marshall and David Yates Mason. Produced by Bryan Sears and Jack Inglis.
A weekly programme about work in the world of science
' Lactation and the Endocrinologist S. J. Folley, Ph.D. , d.sc, of the National Institute for Research in Dairying, Shinfleld. Reading, talks about researches into the secretion of milk
Polymers': John C. Swallow, Ph.D ., Research Manager of the Plastics Department of a large chemical organisation, talks about the arrangement of atoms and molecules that go to give plastic properties
' Time Piece': a short story for broadcasting written by Eric Allen. Reader, Lionel Gamlin
