Gramophone records

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Conductor, Frank Cantell

' Great names in the Early Church '
Bible reading from the Acts of the Apostles and comment by the Rev. Richard Tatlock i

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Food facts from port and mart to guide the household shopper
Compiled by Louise Davies

Betty Eggleton (piano)
Reginald Gibbs (baritone)
Hébe Gibbs (piano)

A short story by Duncan MacPhail read by James McKechnie

FAURE and CHAUSSON
Records of Faure's
Piano Quartet No. 1

Jack White and his Band

Directed by Reg. Pursglove

adapted from Jane Austen 's novel by H. Oldfield Box
10-' Lydia disgraces her family ' For cast see Monday at 11.30 a.m.
(The recorded broadcast of July 1950)

on gramophone records.

Today's Bill
Overture: The Final Joust
Augmented
BBC Variety Orchestra
(Leader, George Deason )
Conductor, Paul Fenoulhet
Radio: Frieda Hall (Queen of the Keys)
Theatre: Billy McCormack
Variety: Jill Manners
TV: Ann Lancaster
Late Extra
Produced by David Miller
(Frieda Hall is appearing in ' Radio Tymes ' at the New Pavilion Theatre, Redcar; Billy McCormack in ' The Talk of the Town ' at the Adelphi Theatre, London; Ann Lancaster in 'Between Ourselves ' at the Pavilion, Weslgate-on-Sea)

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

Plot the Spot : Figure it Out
Two new panel games devised and compiled by John P. Wynn
The Panel:
Hubert Gregg , Charmian Innes
Fred Cooke , Audrey Russell
Chairman, Michael Miles
Programme produced by Joan Clark

Every year a number of holiday-makers lose their lives bathing on the north coast of Cornwall. This programme enquires into some of the dangers that may be met and some of the precautions that may be taken by visitors to this coast.
Narrator, Tom Salmon
Compiled and produced by Roy Hayward
(A shortened version of the recorded broadcast of May 24 in the West of England Home Service)

Lunchtime scoreboard

The Silver Jubilee
The Jubilee of King George V and Queen Macy; the story of radar; the fastest train in the world; ' Glamorous Night'; war in Abyssinia; '1066 and All That'; Hitler's first open challenge
Written and compiled by Leslie Baily
The broadcasts of His Majesty King George V
The voices of: Ramsay MacDonald , Stanley Baldwin
Sir Robert Watson-Watt
W. Macqueen-Pope
Commander Stephen King-Hall
George Allison , A. J. Taylor
Greta Garbo , Fred Astaire
Dorothy Dickson
Layton and Johnstone with John Snagge , Alvar Lidell
E. V. H. Emmett , John Slater Freda Bamford , Leslie Perrins Geoffrey Lewis. Malcolm Hayes Bobby Scroggins , Charles Lamb Eric Anderson , Seymour Green
The pages turned by Freddy Grisewood
Production by Vernon Harris
(The recorded broadcast of January 18, 1953)

(Leader. Reginald Stead )
Conducted by Vilem Tausky
Moreton Street (baritone)

For Older Listeners
' Dangerous Waters '
A serial story in six parts by Jack Cox 2
—' Search in the Silent World '
Reader, Basil Jones
5.15 Musical Interlude followed by 'The Adventures of Deadline Donovan
A serial play by W. B. Macmillan and Harold Ballantyne 2
—' The Lost Boy '
Produced by Kathleen Garscadden

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

Half an hour with Hermione
London's only lady witch
Also embroiled in these macabre proceedings:
Alexander Gauge Kenneth Connor
Bob Harvey David Jacobs
Peter Yorke and his Orchestra
Script by Sid Colin. Myles Rudge
Frederic Raphael andTony Becher
Produced by Roy Speer

Talk by Collinson Owen
Forty-six years ago the Channel was crossed by a man in an aeroplane. It was Bleriot who was successful but he was not the only man to try. The year was 1909 and three attempts were made during the last week of July. Collinson Owen believes that he was the only newspaper correspondent to see all three of them.

late weather forecast for land areas