Anton and his Orchestra

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Cyril Stapleton and his Orchestra

A talk by the Rev. George MacLeod of the Iona Community

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Suite from Egyptian Ballet (Luigini); Nutcracker Suite (Tchaikovsky); Ballet Music, Aida (Verdi): on records

and his Music

and his Sextet

'Christ died for us ...' The ecumenical testimony of the Church in every age to the fact of our redemption
St. Athanasius (298-373)

Tuesday in Holy Week
O for a heart to praise my God: Psalm 25: St. Matthew 16; 0 Saviour of the world (Palestiina)

John Blore and his Orchestra

Bruce Dargavel (bass-baritone) Claude Cavallotti (saxophone) and Fredric Bayco at .the BBC theatre organ
Introduced by Sandy Macpherson

George Armitage (tenor)
Irene Richards (violin)

The Richard Crean Orchestra

from a canteen in Belfast with Jean Melville at the piano.

and forecast for farmers and shipping

The Welbeck String Orchestra
Conducted by Ronald Biggs

from Chichester Cathedral
Sing. my tongue, the glorious battle (E.H. 326: C.H. 108)
The Passion according to St. John
(William Byrd )
The three voices: Narrator, Synagoga, Christus
The voices of the crowd
Behold the Cross displayed The Reproaches (Palestiina) We venerate the Cross
Choirmaster, H. A. Hawkins

(piano)

by Alistair Cooke.

' Black Beauty' by Anna Sewell , told as a serial story by ' David.' 10—‘A Job Horse and his Drivers'
5.15 Young artists from Barking Abbey School: Shirley Veal
. (piano), Beryl Collins (songs),
Robert Layton (piano), Alfreda Thorogood (songs)

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Sport and topical talk

DEBUSSY
Records of his String Quartet

In his third talk Claud Mullins surveys some of the factors in the social problem arising from marriages that end in the courts

BBC Theatre Orchestra
(Leader, Alfred Barker )
Conductor, Walter Goehr
French Music
Given before an invited audience

with Claude Hulbert
Mary O'Farrell
The George Mitchell Choir
The Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Stanley Black
Script by Max Kester and Jack Hulbert
Production by Tom Ronald

A weekly survey of Britain's production effort. Tonight's broadcast is the second of a group of four programmes designed to clarify important issues arising at this critical time. It deals with the new perspectives in labour relations and incentives that must emerge in the light of the Government's Economic Survey for 1948
Research by Joe Burroughs
Industrial adviser, George Darling Economic adviser, Graham Hutton
Edited and produced by W. Farquharson Small

A series of weekly programmes of well-known concertos
8—Dvorák
Cello Concerto in B minor played by James Whitehead and the BBC Northern Orchestra
Conductor, Charles Groves

Talks on the Atonement and Christian Life, for each day of Holy Week, by Dom Gregory Dix, Monk of the Anglican Benedictine Community at Nashdom Abbey