Terence Casey at the BBC theatre organ

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A gramophone miscellany

Bible reading, with comment, by Father Agnellus Andrew , O.F.M.
Apocalypse (Revelation) 22

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by a doctor

2 — ' Every man for himself '

Prayer
Our blest Redeemer (A. and M. 207;
S.P. 182. omitting v. 2; C.H. 180, omitting v. 2: Tune, St. Cuthbert)
Interlude: ' The Day of Pentecost'
Prayers; the Prayer for Help; the Lord's Prayer
Come, gracious Spirit (A. and M.
209; C.H. 188: Tune, Melcombe)
The interludes throughout this term are about great Christians of different countries, most of them belonging to our own times. They illustrate the way .in which the Gospel has been taken, as Christ commanded. ' into all the world.' Today there is a special Whitsuntide interlude telling how the Christian Church began on the day of Pentecost, in the coming of the Holy Spirit, and how from the beginning people of all nations were welcomed into the Christian community.

(piano)

PROSE AND VERSE READINGS.
' Brown Owl': a short story by H. M. Tomlinson. Read by Arthur Young
10.5 NEWS COMMENTARY

Lord. teach us how to pray aright
(A. and M. 247)
New Every Morning, page 37 Psalm 122 (Broadcast Psalter) St. Luke 11. vv. 1-13
Jesus, Lord, we look to thee (S.P.
541)

Roland Peachey and his Mayfair Orchestra

Billy Cotton and his Band

from a canteen in Ipswich
with the Song Pedlars, Peter Cavanagh, Patricia Burke and Vic Oliver
James Moody at the piano
Presented by Bill Worsley

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A record programme of favourite music sung and played by world-famous artists" of the past and present

Report by Jock Wemyss on the morning's play
From the Royal and Ancient Club-house, St. Andrews

Lunchtime scoreboard

TRAVEL TALKS. Great Cities of Other Lands. ' Damascus : a city and its merchants.' Script by Robin Fedden *
2.20 LET'S JOIN IN. 'The Little Jackal and the Alligator,' dramatised for broadcasting by Jean Sutcliffe
2.40 LOOKING AT THINGS. A feature programme about two Yorkshire-men-the Woods , father and son —who planned and rebuilt Bath. Script by Freda Lingstrom
Bath is one of Britain's most beautiful cities. It owes its elegance to the fact that in the eighteenth century it was laid out in fine streets of terraced houses, squares, crescents, and -parks.

Conductor, Gilbert Vinter
Nancy Weir (piano)

Read by the author
James Stephens
Abridged by Becky Cocking
Instalment 8

* The Little Jan Pandrum
A serial play for the younger listeners by Phyllis Scriven and R. C. Scriven
3—' The Water Murmurs '
Production by May E. Jenkin
Little Jan and Woppity. not to mention the Jumping Bean who warns the travellers of danger, have climbed the Burning Mountain and escaped from the Fire Danger. But all danger is not fire, as the adventurers imagined; it may be water under the sea. Susanna the Mermaid is Jan's companion under the water and on the sands today, and what better guide and protector can they hope for?
5.35 ' The Adventures of Smiley,' by Moore Raymond. No. 3

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Betty Ankers
Peter Sellers
The George Mitchell Choir
Introduced by Neal Arden
Augmented Dance Orchestra Conducted by Stanley Black
Produced by Dennis Main Wilson

A party at the Royal Albert Hall , London, for men and women of all three services who are holders of the Burma Star
Speeches by Vice-Admiral the Earl Mountbatten of Burma K.G. , P.C., D.S.O.
Field-Marshal
Sir William Slim G.C.B., G.B.E., D.S.O.
followed by Donald Peers in part of the Variety concert with the Band of H.M. Royal Marines, Plymouth
(by permission of Colonel J. C. Westall and Officers of the Royal Marine Barracks. Plymouth)
Director of Music,
Captain R. H. Stoner R.M. ,

with Sam Costa , Maurice Denham
Diana Morrison , Barbara Leigh
The Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Stanley Black
Script by Richard Murdoch and Kenneth Horne
Produced by Leslie Bridgmont