Talks by the Rev. Cyril T. Follett
4—' Is it a Moral University? '
Forecast for land areas
containing a complete account of the election so far by the BBC's Parliamentary Correspondent and team of reporters, ending with a glance at
Today's Papers
An up-to-the-minute guide for your listening and viewing
Talks by the Rev. Cyril T. Follett
5-' Is it a Distribution Centre? '
Forecast for land areas
Second edition ending with Today's Papers
An up-to-the-minute guide for your listening and viewing
A bulletin of food news to guide the household shopper
Compiled and read by Louise Davies
See Light Programme
Interval music
Prayer
0 worship the King (omitting vv. 3 and 5) (S.P. 618; A. and M. 167; C.H. 9; P. and H. 17: Tune. Hanover)
Interlude: Paul in Galatia
Prayers; the Prayer for Today; the Lord's Prayer
Lead us. heavenly Father, lead us
(S.P. 555; A. and M. 281: C.H. 563; P. and H. 156; Tune, Mannheim)
Blessing
Ian Stewart and his Quintet
TIME AND TUNE, by Kay Foster. (BBC recording)
11.20 HOW THINGS BEGAN. 3-Going Ashore. Material compiled by Richard Palmer ; dramatic presentation by Honor Wyatt
11.40 TALKS FOR SIXTH FORMS. Understanding History: 2-Historical Facts; by Asa Briggs , Professor of Modern History, University of Leeds
Harry Davidson and his Orchestra
Guest, Dennis Bowen
Introduced by Ivan Samson
Master of Ceremonies,
Charles Crathorn
Produced by Eric Arden
The programme includes: Military Twostep; Waltz; Shirley Schottische ; Stroll Along Saunter; Camellia Tango; Pennine Twostep; Viennese Sequence Waltz; Maxina; Oriental Mazurka; Gay Paree Onestep
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
containing a complete account of the election so far by the BBC's Parliamentary Correspondent and team of reporters
TRAVEL TALKS. Peoples of Nigeria. Script by Charles Armour.
2.20 THE BIBLE AND LIFE. The Great Hebrew Prophets. 3-The Life of Amos. Script by Muriel Hardill. (BBC recording)
2.40 SENIOR ENGLISH I. ' The Siege of Troy ' by Rex Warner. Part I-The Beginning of the War
Conductor, Rex Mortimer
Edward Rubach and Robert Docker at two pianos
An evocation of London during the reign of King Edward VII by men and women who look back at the days when they were young including:
Lady Violet Bonham Carter
Lady Keeble, Mrs. Percy Bailey
Una Duval , Ada Flatman
Moonie Horton , Ruby Miller Sir Seymour and Lady Hicks Sir Max Beerbohm , Herbert Hodge
Dennis Stoll. Arthur Wontner
St. John Ervine
Compiled from s by M. A. Carter
(Leader, Reginald Stead )
Conductor, George Hurst
For Children of Most Ages
' Taught by Experience *
The third of six talks by Cmdr. Sir Stephen King-Hall about his childhood and early life in the Royal Navy
3-Midshipman in H.M.S. Neptune
6.15 For Older Children
' The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis adapted as a serial in six parts by Lance Sieveking
4— ' Deep Magic from the Dawn of Time '
Other parts played by Peter Claughton. Deryck Guyler
Preston Lockwood and Ralph Truman
Produced by David Davis
Forecast for land areas. followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
A further series of reconstructions of famous trials chosen by Lord Birkett who contributes a postscript
3-Bernard Braden in Tilton v. Beecher
An Action for Damages
Brooklyn-January 1875
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher , lecturer, journalist, and preacher, was a legendary figure in America when this action was heard. Sixty-two years of age, he stood accused of ' criminal conversation ' (adultery) with the wife of his friend Theodore Tilton , a much younger man. Tilton sued for damages of 100,000 dollars. A remarkable story was unfolded in the Brooklyn City Court, and the issue of the trial largely contributed to the ruin of both parties.
Narrator, Edward Ward
Script by Richard Du Cann
Production by Joe Burroughs
Records to conjure up the magic of Latin America and the Caribbean
by Gwen Dunn
There was the Anglo-Saxon skull with a hole for a nose; the Roman beads and bracelets which, alas, were broken; the man in a hat; the Norman tower with its pigeons; and the marvellous model the keeper had made. No wonder Sandra forgot her pill.
played by David Cowsill (oboe)
Leo Wurmser (piano)
