Fred Alexander and his Players

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The programme will be interrupted at
7.30 for a two-minute news summary

'Asking the Wrong Questions'
A series of talks by Canon Roy McKay

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(Continued)
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The programme will be interrupted at
8.30 for a two-minute news summary

Fishing and Farming in Norway
Script by A. L. Lloyd
(The recorded broadcast of June 27)

Lilian Edmonds (piano)
Barbara Lane (soprano)
Esmé Sanford (contralto and piano)

Records of some of his incidental music to 'Rosamunde'

"Where high the heavenly temple stands" (BBC H.B. 498)
New Every Morning, page 80
Psalm 90, vv. 1-12 (Broadcast psalter)
St. Luke 2, vv. 21-40
"O for a closer walk with God" (BBC H.B. 333)

Ronnie Munro and his Orchestra

with contributions by
Bradbridge White and Seamus Ennis
The Granville Singers and Players
Directed by Cecil Woods
Introduced by Ian Stamp
Produced by Travers Thorneloe

(By permission of the Commandant)
Conducted by Lt.-Colonel David McBain

BBC Variety Orchestra
(Leader, John Jezard)
Conductor, Paul Fenoulhet
with Dorothy Reid, Pauline Shepherd, 'Mrs. Shufflewick', Michael Holliday, Terry Scott
Presented by Bill Worsley

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by C. Hamilton Ellis and Sir William Stanier
The engines of the Great Western Railway, and now of the Western Region, have long had their own special look. This was largely created by George Jackson Churchward, who was born in 1857 and was for many years chief mechanical engineer of the G.W.R. Mr. Hamilton Ellis talks about his contributions to the design of railway engines.
Sir William Stanier, who was Churchward's assistant before he became chief mechanical engineer of the L.M.S., contributes some recorded reminiscences of Churchward.

(Leader, J. Mouland Begbie)
Conductor, Ian Whyte

by Nesta Roberts
Hugh Burden, Jill Bennett and Hugh David
Others taking part:
Peter Claughton, Bee Duffell, Sheila Raynor, Raymond Rollett, David Spenser, James Thomason, Leonard Trolley, Nan Marriott-Watson, Anthony Woodruff
Produced by Eileen Capel
In the spring of 1939 two young journalists - a man and a woman - were working on a local newspaper. When war broke out the man became an R.A.F. officer.
The programme describes their feelings towards themselves, each other, and the war.

Jack White and his Band

Directed by Max Jaffa

Crystal Herbert and Lionel Hale discuss, digress, and disagree on moments musical, literary, theatrical, and cinematic that have brought a tear to their eye

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A panel game devised by Tony Shryane and Edward J. Mason
E. Arnot Robertson and Frank Muir challenge Nancy Spain and Denis Norden
In the umpire's chair, Jack Longland

Ralph Holmes (violin)
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
(Leader, Steven Staryk )
Conducted by Basil Cameron
From the Royal Albert Hall, London
Part 1: Tchaikovsky
Cossack Dance (Mazeppa)
Violin Concerto in D
Symphony No. 6, in B minor (Pathétique)
Part 2 at 9.15 (Third)

by George Meredith
Adapted for radio by Jean Morris
Peter Wyngarde with Clare Austin and Hilary Mason in...

followed by late weather forecast for land areas