Cecil Norman and the Rhythm Players
(BBC recording)
and forecast for farmers and shipping
on gramophone records
Reading from W.R. Maltby's book, 'The Significance of Jesus'
and forecast for farmers and shipping
and his Music.
(BBC recording)
(piano)
Christopher Bradshaw on 'culture chasing' in the southern counties
News commentary
Through all the changing scenes of life; N.E.M. 17: Psalm 146; 1 Peter 1; For the beauty of the earth
Band of the Durham Light Infantry
Conductor. Mr. G.R. Crowhurst
Singing Together
by William Appleby.
11.20 How Things Began: Learning to Write
Script by Rhoda Power.
11.40 Intermediate French
Programme varie, par Francois Richez.
Chanson: 'Les deux compagnons'
12.5 Bible Talks for Sixth Forms: The Central Theme of St. Mark's Gospel: 'The Crucifixion and Resurrection'
by Professor C.H. Dodd. D.D.
(Recording of last Tuesday's broadcast in the Light Programme)
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Harry Davidson and his Orchestra. with Ernest Davies.
Lunchtime scoreboard
Stories from World History
'The First Radio Rescue at Sea.' by Margery Morris
2.30 Orchestral Concert Series
'Beethoven and the Slow Movement': illustrated talk by Leslie Orrey
2.50 Let's Hear It Again
Minuets by Mozart and Beethoven
(Yesterday's recorded broadcast in the Light Programme repeated)
The story of an eighteenth-century man of fashion who went to India to make his fortune.
with his Music Makers
Claud Mullins's recent series of talks in reminiscent vein is to be repeated during the next six weeks. His opening theme is 'Magistrates and Their Courts.'
(Recording of the broadcast on March 9)
'Naughty Sophia,' by W.M. Letts. Adapted as a dialogue story in six parts
Produced by Derek McCulloch
2: 'Sophia Hides in the Big Bell'
5.40 'Exploring Islands'
A talk by James Fisher about the remotest islands of Scotland, and his adventures there.
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Question-Master, Gilbert Harding
Tonight's Brains Trust: Frank Birch, W.J. Brown, MP, Claud Mullins, Sir Malcolm Sargent
(Repeat tomorrow at 8.40)
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