A reading for Sunday morning from We Go a Journey ' by Lord Gorell
Part of the chapter called' Work'
Reader, Hugh David
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The Promenade Players
Conductor, Sidney Bowman
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by Garth Benson
From the Church of St. Mary Redcliffe, Bristol
Three talks by Charles Cape
2-The Immemorial Enemy
A plague of locusts descended on the small-holding of one of Charles Cape 's Indian friends and the impression made on his mind at the time is fresh after more than forty years.
A request programme of records including:
Serenade for Strings (Lennox
Berkeley): the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra, conductor, Karl Miin chinger
Songs of Richard Strauss , sung by Lotte Lehmann
Symphony in C (Balakirev):
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra , conductor. Sir Thomas Beecham , Bt.
BBC correspondents throughout the world talk about the news, its background, and the people who make it
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Edited and introduced by James Fisher
Birds of St. Kilda
Produced by Winwood Reade
See above
A gardening weekly
Introduced by Roy Hay
R. F. Martyr talks about the choice of greenhouses and frames, and Alic Gray discusses methods of heating them
Fred Streeter outlines the week's work
Marina de Gabarain
(mezzo-soprano)
Goldsbrough Orchestra
(Leader, Emanuel Hurwitz )
Conducted by Walter Goehr
by Frederick Willis
It was a free-for-all with about ten separate bus companies in competition. They were so covered with advertisements that it was difficult for a foreigner to know whether Piccadilly was an advertisement for pickles, or ' Sapolio, the Magic Cleanser ' a destination.
' Rejoice and Wait'
Story by Antonia Ridge
Told by Philip Phillips
This story comes from the smoky mining-town of Saint Etienne in France. followed by ' The Face in the Rock '
A play in three episodes by Ronald Hadlington
1—' Looking Forward '
Production by Evelyn Williams
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played by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Clemens Krauss
Radetzky March (Johann, the elder)
Waltz: Music of the Spheres (Joseph) Hunting Polka (Johann)
Overture: Gypsy Baron (Johann) Moulinet Polka (Joseph)
Waltz: The Blue Danube (Johann)
Czardas Ballet (Ritter Pazman )
(Johann)
Perpetuum Mobile (Johann) on gramophone records
Conducted by Paul Dehn
Theatre: Eric Keown
Radio: Charles Gibbs-Smith
Book: Walter Allen
Art: Basil Taylor
Film: Dilys Powell
country, to uninhabited and little-known parts of the world. These expeditions have brought back valuable scientific results. Their prime object, however, has been to teach young men to fend for themselves in difficult conditions, and develop self-reliance and initiative.
The Society receives generous help from certain Trusts, local education authorities, and industrial concerns, but this falls far short of covering the total cost of an annual expedition.
by Anthony Trollope
Adapted for broadcasting in thirteen parts by H. Oldfield Box
Part 2 and members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Produced by Peter Watts
There are two branches of the Clavering family in the village. At the Rectory, Mr. Clavering lives with his wife and two daughters, and his son Harry. Clavering Park is the seat of Sir Hugh Clavering.
Hermione, the baronet's wife, has a sister, Julia Brabazon , and between her and Harry Clavering there sprang up a youthful romance, but when Julia saw the chance of a marriage with the rich Lord Ongar, she jilted Harry.
Harry was destined for the Church. but now has decided to become a civil engineer instead. He has arranged to go to Stratton to learn his new profession from Mr. Burton
No. 500 by Alistair Cooke
Tonight's broadcast is a notable landmark in a series in which Mr. Cooke describes for British listeners the intimate background as well as the broad sweep of life in the United States.
Recollections of early flying by H. C. Biard
Captain Biard recalls how he first took an aeroplane into the air (by mistake) in 1911, and what it was like to fly in the days when you were lucky if your machine would go two hundred feet into the air and when, if you had a lady passenger, you had to make sure her hat was pinned on firmly.
(: a new version of a talk broadcast on September 10, 1956) On September 18 Captain Biard recalls the ear'y Schneider Trophy Races
' The Lord heareth the poor'
Job 29, w 11-16
Canticle 10 (Broadcast Psalter) St. Luke 14, vv. 1-24
Lord Christ, who on thy heart didst bear (BBC H.B. 380)
Psalm 82, v. 3
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