Callender's Cable Works Band
Conductor, C. A . Waters
and forecast for farmers and shipping
A gramophone miscellany
The Rev. John Huxtable , Principal of New College, London, speaks on the Kingdom of God
and forecast for farmers and shipping
The Albert Cazabon Orchestra
preceded by a short midweek bulletin of food news
by Ernest Edwards
' The idea that a party of children, landing on ohe top of the cliffs and shouting into the sea, could call up creatures out of tihe deep just d:dn'.t make sense,' says the speaker. Ernest Edwards , who has since put his doubts to the test of experience, tells his own itory of the calling of tihe turtle and the dhark.
The Virtuoso String Trio:
Neville Marriner (violin) Stephen Shingles (viola)
Alexander Kok (cello) and Roger Lord (oboe)
STORIES FROM WORLD HISTORY. Lincoln and the Sleeping Sentinel': a story of the American Civil War (1861-1865). Script by Rhoda Power.
Rogation Day
0 God of Bethel (BBC Hvmn Book
495)
New Every Morning, page 68
Psalm 104, vv. 25-36 (Broadcast
Psalter)
St. John 17. w. 1-11
Son of God, eternal Saviour (BBC
Hymn Book 377)
Primo Scala and his Accordion Band
Shipping and general weather forecasts. followed by a detailed forecast for South-East England
Reports from Britain and overseas
LET'S JOIN IN. ' The Grain that Stuck in the Doorstep': an Indian nursery tale retold by Cyril J. Davey
2.20 ADVENTURES IN music. Sea Shanties: second of two illustrated talks by Trevor Harvey.
2.40 HISTORY II, Octavia Hill. ' Open Spaces: men, women, and children in crowded towns are given a chance to enjoy health and the benefits of relaxation and play. Script by Emma Clifford
(piano) on gramophone records
Rondeau favori (Hummel)
Impromptu No. 1, in A flat (Chopin) Concert Paraphrase on motives from
' Die Fledermaus ' (Grunfeld)
A play for broadcasting byLaurence Moody
The play opens in rhe country house of Dr. John Randal
Produced by John Gibson
A Horseback Holiday
Nancy Spain , J. H. B. Peel and Jonty Wilson with the producer
Philip Donnellan , ride down the Roman Fosse Way from Lincolnshire to Devon
Eighth day:
' Where the Thames Begins '
For Older Children
Alec Clunes in ' The Island of Sheep 'by John Buchan
Adapted as a serial play in six parts by Felix Felton
2—' Haraldsen's Son '
Produced by David Davis
(Alec Clunes and Avice Landone are appearing in ' The Facts of Life' at the Duke of York's Theatre, London)
Last week you heard bow Richard Hannay's old friend Sandy Arburhnot for Lord Clanroyden, as he now is) came to stay, and brought with him a tablet of green iade that he had picked up in a iunk shop in Peking. It was covered w:th h eroglyphics that they could not decipher, but there was also a Latin inscription showing that it had belonged to an old Danish treasure-hunter called Haraldsen The inscription sad that he was on the point of death and that he had found his treasure. Seeing thar iade tablet took Hannay back to an excitingadvetures he once had in Rhodesia, when this Mine man Haraldsen had been attacked by enemies in a lonely native village. Hannay and a fnend called Lombard had come to his rescue, and af'er a pitched battle the natives had come in on their side and they had won the day. And then Hjnnay remembered how Old Haraldsen, looking like something out of one of his own Danish sagas, had stood on top of a hill and made them swear a solemn oath.
5.50 Children's Hour prayers conducted by the Rev. Patrick Hamilton
Shipping and general weather forecasts. followed by a detailed forecast for South-East England
Commemoration Concert
Part 1
