Gramophone records

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John Reynders with his Orchestra.

' The Abiding Presence of Christ.' Readings from St. John 20 and 21

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Directed by Fred Alexander

Harry Davidson and his Orchestra, with John Rorke.

with Fred Yule as Old Hearty, and Winnie, Elsie, Johnny, and of course Horace. Written by Harry Hemsley and produced by Jacques Brown

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Part of a service of commemoration broadcast from Southwark Cathedral
Lines from King Henry IV, Part Two
(Act 3. Scene 1), spoken by Leon Quartermaine
Two songs by Shakespeare, sung by schoolchildren from the Borough of Southwark
Lines from King Henry VIII (Act 2.
Scene 4), spoken by Dame Sybil Thorndike
Hosanna to the Son of David
(Weelkest. sung by the Cathedral Choir
Lesson: Ecclesiasticus 1, vv. 1-20, read by Sir Kenneth Barnes , Principal of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
Sing joyfully unto God (Byrd), sung by the Cathedral Choir
Lines from Hamlet (Act 3, Scene 3), spoken by Leslie Banks
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty
(E.H. 536)
Prayers and Blessing The Cathedral Bells
Master of the Cathedral Music, Dr.
E. T. Cook
The Schools Choir, conducted by Laurie Bolt

The story of Mary Wollstone craft, who died one hundred and fifty years ago. Written by Maureen Pickworth and.produced by Edward Livesey

Symphonic Poem: Pohjola's Daughter played by the N.W.D.R. Symphony Orchestra
Conductor. Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt

'The House at Pooh Corner' by A.A. Milne, adapted by W.E. Davis, with music by H. Fraser-Simson. 4 —'Rabbit's Busy Day'
5.25 'He Sang to a Small Guitar,' Elton Hayes in a programme of nonsense songs
5.40 'For your Bookshelf.' Derek McCulloch ('Mac') reviews some recent books

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Topical talk and sport

Directed by Albert Sandler

'What's Production to me?'
In the final session of the weekly industrial forum, a group of workers discuss their reactions to the Economic White Paper

H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth broadcasts to the youth of the Empire, from Cape Town, on the occasion of her twenty-first birthday.

Before Her Royal Highness speaks, Frank Gillard describes the day's celebrations in Cape Town.

Conducted by Robert Irving

In the first of a series of five talks on simple economic theory related to the post-war world, Bernard Hollowood discusses ' the problem of scarcity '

Produced by Harry S. Pepper and Ronald Waldman
Harry Jacobson. Norman Shelley in ' The Old One-Two' with Richard
*Wattis. ' Musical Alphabet.' Peggy irooks. Puzzle Corner. Catherine
Campbell and John Witty as ' The Young Sullivans,' by W. Gordon Duncalf. 'Monday Birthday Party.' Host. Kenneth Home
Singing introducers, Doreen Lundy and Cyril Grantham. BBC Revue Chorus and the Augmented Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black

by Gordon Daviot
Produced by Peter Watts
Visitors to the gallery: Joan Clement Scott , Joyce Latham , Beryl Calder , Ann Codrington , Vanessa Thornton , Betty Baskcomb