Ralph Wilson and his Dance Orchestra
and forecast for farmers and shipping
BBC Welsh Orchestra
Conductor. Mansel Thomas
Readings from Isaiah 51 and 52
and forecast for farmers and shipping
and his Orchestra.
and his Sextet
played by Elena Cavalcanti
News commentary
Light's abode, celestial Salem; N.E.M. 69; Psalm 118; Romans 3; My soul, there is a country
Troise and his Banjoliers
Rhythm and Melody, by Doris Gould
11.20 Geography. Britain's trade links with the Commonwealth: 'The Copper Eskimo in North Canada'
11.40 Intermediate German. Dramatisierung der Ballade 'Nis Randers,' von Otto Ernst
John Reynders with his Orchestra
' A British View of Argentine Veterinary Problems,' by S. L. Hignett
From a canteen in Birtley, Co. Durham with Jean Melville at the piano.
Presented by Bill Worsley
and forecast for farmers and shipping
A report on the First Test Match
directs the Casino Orchestra with interludes by BILLY MAYERL and his Rhythm Ensemble
Lunchtime scoreboard
NATURE STUDY...'Field Nurseries,' by Scott Kennedy
2.15 .HISTORY II. ' The U.S.A. at the Turn of the Century': the story of a Chicago family (Part 2). Script by Alicia Street
2.40 English FOR UNDER-NINES. 'Gertrudes Chile1.' A- sequel to ' Gertrude and the Mermaid,' by Richwd Hughes
The Davis Cup
(Third Round)
Great Britain v. The Netherlands Commentary by Max Robertson during the first day's play. From the Edgbasto.n Lawn Tennis Club, Birmingham
Conducted by Robert Irving
Further commentary from Birmingham
by Jane Austen. Episode 10
' Nicholas Thomas Gets Into Trouble Again' by Kitty Styles, told by David
1—' The Toyshop Mutiny'
Bamboo Pipe Band from Aberdour School, Banstead. Musical director, Kathleen Blocksidge
Piano recital by David Davis
5.40 'White Child In India': a talk by Muriel Miller
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Jack Train, Hugh Morton
Fred Yule, Lind Joyce
Diana Morrison, Deryck Guyler
Joan Harben, and Hattie Jacques
Augmented BBC Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Rae Jenkins
Script by Ted Kavanagh
Produced by Francis Worsley
R. C. Robertson-Glasgow sums up the day's play
by Sir John Boyd Orr
Sir John is retiring Director-General of the Food and Agricultural Organisation of the United Nations
by J. B. Priestley made into a three-part radio play and produced by James R. Gregson
Other parts played by Frank Crosland, Sybil Holroyd, and Roni Vine
Banjoist, Walter Bell, Pianist, Jack Jordan. Original music and lyrics by Jordan Douglas