The Gerald Crossman Players

and forecast for farmers and shipping

(Leader, Frederick Lunnon )
Conductor, Frank Cantell

' The Grace of God '
Bible reading and comment by the Rev. Glyn Parry-Jones

and forecast for farmers and shipping

by a doctor

Piano Trio in E flat,
Op. 70 No. 2 played by the Fairhurst Trio:
Harold Fairhurst (violin)
John Moore (cello)
Reginald Paul (piano)

A short story written and told by Eric Roberts

WEBER
Gramophone records of two operatic overtures and an aria from ' Ines de Castro '

Bill Savill and his Orchestra

at the BBC theatre organ

and his Salon Orchestra

Michael Miles introduces
The Coronets
Mark Singleton
Professional Protégés The Rhythm Brothers
Lionel Saxon
Your Favourite Musical Comedy
Patricia Varley
Resident Top of the Bill
Ethel Revnell
Louis Voss and his Orchestra
Produced by Trafford Whitelock

and forecast for farmers and shipping

and his Orchestre Moderne

Lunchtime scoreboard

The second in a series of radio portraits of outstanding personalities in the entertainment world with Les Paul. Bill Morrow
W. Macqueen-Pope
Arthur Hill. Charles Richardson
Ken Buckley. Mark Baker
Philip Vickers and Jon Farrell as W. C. Fields with the recorded voice of W. C. Fields
Script by Gordon Gow
Produced by Thurstan Holland

Episode 6

on gramophone records

For the Younger Ones
'The Old Nurse's Stocking Basket': a series of stories by Eleanor Farjeon from her book of the same name, told by Jo. 2-' Can men be such fools as all that?' and ' The Princess of China'
5.15 For Older Children
Green Sailors. Beware '
A new series of Green Family adventures by Gilbert Hackforth-Jones
2-' Sharks '
Production by David Davis
' Hullo! Last week I told you how we spent our first day afloat in Rag Doll and how we met an old friend, Loopy Lomas, in the train and later saw him aboard the boat Fallen Star, which Uncle calls a cluinbungie. The owner of the boat was called Mr. Pingleton, and he charged poor Loopy an awful lot of money to teach him about sail ng, because Loopy wants to sail round the world in his own boat and naturally wants to know a good deal before starting. But while we were sailing round the Solent, and bathing and fishing and joining in the local races, and having a jolly good time, the Fallen Star remained at her moorings for day after day and we could see and hear that Loopy was getting very tired of it indeed. One day he rowed across to Rag Doll and told us what he felt about everything ...'
(Mary Green).

Shipping and general weather forecasts, followed by a detailed forecast for South-East England

Sonata in E flat, Op. 27 No. 1 played by Shulamith Shafir (piano)

by Joseph Harsch
This is the last in the series of six talks broadcast from different cities in Europe to the United States on the NBC network. The place of origin of this talk will be announced at the time of rhe broadcast.