BBC Welsh Orchestra
Conductor, Rae Jenkins

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A breakfast-time magazine bringing you news, views, and interviews followed by MORNING MUSIC

A talk by Alan Gibson

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by Hugh Ross Williamson
3—' Who was Little Boy Blue?'
Certain nursery-rhyme characters can be identified without any reasonable doubt. For instance, the little girl with a little curt right in the middle of her forehead was Edith Longfellow , the daughter of the poet Henry Longfellow ; and the brave old Duke of York who had ten thousand men was King George Ill 's son, Frederick. But Little Boy Blue? According to one authority he' was a drunken friar, but according to Hugh Ross Williamson he was someone quite else.

Alan Richardson (piano)

music AND MOVEMENT i, by Olive Rees

Lord of all being, throned afar (BBC
H.B. 11)
New Every Morning, page 1 Psalm 99 (Broadcast psalter) St. Luke 21, vv. 20-28
A safe stronghold our God is still
(BBC H.B. 297)

Fred Alexander and his Players

RHYTHM AND MELODY, by Gladys Whitred
11.20 GEOGRAPHY. Underdeveloped Areas. Northern Canada. Script by Monica Mugan.
11.40 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN: ' Nur WCT in Angst lebt.' Nach einem unglUcklichen Ereignis ftirchtet Friedrich das Schlimmste. Es taucht plotzlich ein Mann auf, der daraus seinen Nutzen ziehen will. Manuskript von Milo Sperber.

(Leader, Reginald Stead)
Conducted by Stanford Robinson
John Clegg (piano)

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ADVENTURES IN ENGLISH. 'Emil and the Detectives ' by Erich Kastner , adapted for broadcasting bv Garry Lyle. 2—' The Password '
2.20 SCIENCE AND THE COMMUNITY. Man and Machines. 3-What is a Robot? Script by Tony Gibson
2.40 STORIES FROM BRITISH HISTORY. An Elizabethan Courtier: Sir Walter Raleigh. Script by Margaret Stanley -Wrench

Conducted by Philip Hope-Wallace
Theatre: J. W. Lambert
Radio: Stephen Potter Book: Margaret Lane
Art: Stephen Bone
Film: Freda Bruce Loekhart

Five reminiscent talks by the Earl of Lytton, O.B.E.
4-Lady Constance Lytton
Forty years ago Constance Lytton was known in the British press as ' Suffragette, jail-bird, dancing dervish, hooligan, unwomanly woman.' Lord Lytton remembers his aunt as a very different being, and tells of the qualities and the circumstances that led to such distortions.

For Children of Most Ages
'Cowleaze Farm'
' The Fox in the Smithy '
Produced by Mollie Austin
Ralph Whitlock writes on page 43
5.25 For Listeners of all Ages
Buttons and Bows
Michael Shaw introduces songs and tunes from the shows with Harry Engleman and his Players and Donald Scott
Produced by Peggy Bacon

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written down by Lucy Broadwood in 1893 from the singing of Henry Burstow , of Horsham
Wilfred Brown (tenor)
Frederick Stone (piano)
Rosetta and her gay ploughboy; Death and the Lady; Van Diemen 's Land; I must live all alone; Boney's lamentation: The wealthy farmer's son

Famous detection writers select and discuss their favourite fictional and real-life cases
A series edited by John Keir Cross and Frederick Bradnum
The second connoisseur
Edmund Crispin on his real life choice
'CHLOROFORM
FOR MR.BARTLETT'
The case of Adelaide Bartlett
Written and produced by Frederick Bradnum
Other parts: Malcolm Hayes
Joan Sanderson. and Sheila Manahan

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