John Madin at the organ of the Granada, Tooting, London

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BBC Northern Ireland Light Orchestra
Conductor, David Curry

Savoy Irish Medley - arr. Debroy Somers
Operatic 'Selection: The Mikado - Sullivan, arr. Winterbottom
Jamaican Rumba - Benjamin
Irish air: Believe me if all those endearing young charms - trad., air. Curry
Entr'acte: By the Camp Fire - Ludwig Siede
Souviens-toi - Waldteufel
March: The Gladiator - Sousa

A talk by the Rev. Frank Martin , Rector of Aston-Rowant with Crowell, Oxon

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and his Band

Jacqueline Curzon (soprano)
Gethyn Wykeham-George (cello)
Josephine Lee (piano)

John Reynders with his Orchestra

by V. Sackville-West
Abridged by James Langham
Read by Molly Rankin
Part 13
To the astonishment ot the art world Mr. FitzGeorge, the millionaire who has just died, has bequeathed all his works of art not to the museums but to Lady Slane. Members of her family meet to discuss the matter, naturally hoping to benefit; but a further surprise awaits them.

Hermanos Deniz
Cuban Rhythm Band

from a canteen in Butterbridge, Argyllshire
with Jean Melville at the piano

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(You want it-we've got it)
Elsie and Doris Waters
Michael Howard
Max Wall , Benny Hill

Lunchtime seoreboard

(Leader, Paul Beard)
Conducted by Norman Del Mar

from Lichfield Cathedral
Sung by boys from parish church and school choirs affiliated to the Royal School of Church Music, under the direction of Hubert Crook. Chief Commissioner, R.S.C.M.
Versicles and Responses Psalms 47, 48, and 49 First Lesson: 2 Kings 16
Magnificat (Hylton Stewart in C)
Second Lesson: St. Luke 19, w. 1-28 Nune dimittis (Hylton Stewart in C) Creed and Collects
My life, my joy, my crown (Bruce
Montgomery)
Prayers
Songs of praise the angels sang
(A. and M. 297)
Fugue in B minor (Bach)
Organ: James Levett
The oldest member of the choir is just nineteen. He and the others who are singing alto, tenor, and bass are members of school choirs, and they have been gathered together by the Royal School of Church Music to sing the services for a fortnight during the absence of the Cathedral Choir on holiday. The trebles are boys drawn mainly from parish church choirs. The Royal School of Church Music was founded by the late Sir Sydney Nicholson twenty years ago.

' A Traveller's Guide
Through France'
Ralph de Rohan talks about this book, published in 1820 Ralph de Rohan recently consulted this book when he was planning a journey through France. He found that it gave information about travelling in a post-chaise, hints about where to change horses advice on matters of exchange and food, and some pleasing judgments on the character of the people. He talks about the book and the picture it gives of travelling in leisured, spacious days when a trip to the interior of France could scarcely be accomplished under a month or six weeks.

London v. Scotland: Round 11
Twelve contests between a resident team in London, and a challenging team in Scotland
London: Denis Brogan , Hubert Phillips. Quiz-Master,
Lionel Hale Scotland: James Fergusson , Jack House Quiz-Master,
Gilbert Harding

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Conductor, Idloes Owen
John Morgan (baritone)
Welsh Variety Orchestra (Led by Winifred Ware )
Conducted by Idris Lewis

Harold Warrender as referee in a game to test the wits and imagination of three victims
Victims:
Diana Churchill
Kim Peacock
Raymond Glendenning
Inquisitors:
Patricia Laffan
Humphrey Lestocq
Alan Campbell-Johnson
Devised by Victor Silvester. Jnr.
Script by Kevin McGarry
Additional sketches by Bertie Chapman and Godfrey Harrison and Alec Harrison Production by Frederick Piffard

with Kitty Bluett , Fred Yule
Peter Sellers , Patricia Hayes
Leslie Perrins
Bob and Alf Pearson
The Beaux and the Belles
Stanley Black and the Dance Orchestra
Script by Ronnie Hanbury and Eddie Maguire
Additional material by George Wadmore
Produced by George Inns

Six talks about the present-day growth of science
4-The Chemistry of Life by Philip D.sc Eggleton , , Reader in Physiology in the University of Edinburgh
Dr. Eggleton explains that while, roughly speaking. living cells are built up from protein, they only work if the protein is assisted by substances which have been variously called hormones, vitamins, and so on. He tries to show that there may be an underlying principle behind these apparently different things.

A chronicle in three parts for radio by John Wilson from the novel by Lewis Grassic Gibbon
3—' The Unfurrowed Field '
Others taking part: Allan Armstrong , Bill Fraser. and Alexander Scott
Music by Cedric Thorpe Davie played by a section of the BBC Scottish Orchestra
Conducted by Harry Platts
Produced by James Crampsey