Ian Stewart at the piano with his Orchestra.

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on gramophone records

Reading from William Temple's book, ' Christ s Revelation of God '

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and his Music.

(piano)

Talk by Reginald Colby

and his Mazurka Orchestra

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Immortal, invisible, God only wise; N.E.M. 17; Psalm 65; Ephesians 1: It fell upon a summer day

National Military Band
Conductor, Arthur Barnes

SINGING TOGETHER, by William Appleby
11.20 HOW THINGS BEGAN. ‘ The End of Prehistoric Britain.' Script by Jacquetta Hawkes.

Directed by David Wolfsthal

BIBLE TALKS FOR SIXTH FORMS. The Central Theme of St. Mark's Gospel: ' Precepts for the Church,' by the Rev. L. J. Collins, Dean of Oriel College, Oxford.

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Harry Davidson and his Orchestra with Laelia Finneberg

Lunchtime scoreboard

and his Rumba Band

Conductor, Gilbert Vinter
Owen Brannigan (bass)

A series of scrapbook programmes presenting facts and fancies, legends, songs, and stories of the counties of the West. Edited and produced by Desmond Hawkins
Introduced by Frank Gillard
With Ralph Whitlock, George Holloway, Vere Temple, Douglas Horner, Johnny Morris, Martin Boddey (tenor). The Norman Brooks Sextet, conducted by Francis Collinson

and his Music

Claud Mullins on the rôle of the courts as a buffer between officialdom and the general public. (Recording of the broadcast on April 13)

' The Three Mulla Mulgars ' or 'The Royal Monkeys '
Adapted as a radio serial in six parts by Dorothy Baker from the novel by Walter de la Mare
Produced by Edward Livesey
1—' The Beginning of the Journey '
5.20 ' Ta - ra - ra - boom - de - ay ': music played by Park Workmen'sand Dare Workmen's . Band: conductor, W. Haydn Bebb
Sound Quiz: another medley of recorded sound effects to puzzle you. Presented by W. R. Owen

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Geoffrey Crowther
Dr. J. Bronowski
L. L. Whyte
Miss C. V. Wedgwood
Question-Master,
Donald McCullough

(see top of page)
(BBC recordings)

Two plays at 9.15
"Grand Slam" by Agathe Mella

"The Silent City" by Nicole Obey

Plays translated from the French by Cynthia Pughe

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