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Overture. Leonora No. 3 (Beethoven) :
Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Otto Klemperer
Piano Concerto No. 3 (Bartok) :
Annie Fischer (piano), with the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Igor Markevitch
Four Scottish Dances (
Malcolm Arnold ) : Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Robert Irving on gramophone records

Contributors

Conducted By:
Otto Klemperer
Piano:
Annie Fischer
Conducted By:
Igor Markevitch
Unknown:
Malcolm Arnold
Conducted By:
Robert Irving

by Val Gielgud
Of the British Army of Occupation in Austria:
Of UNRRA: Of the Russian Army of Occupation in Austria: Displaced Persons:
Production by Val Gielgud
The action takes place during the winter of 1946 in a small village near the Yugoslav frontier in the zone of division between the British and Russian armies of Occupation in Austria.
The circumstances have mercifully changed since then, but, with more than a million refugees still in European camps, it is felt appropriate to revive the play in this World Refugee Year.

Contributors

Unknown:
Val Gielgud
Production By:
Val Gielgud
Brig -Gen Lambert, C M G:
George Hagan
Capt Stanley Graves:
Jon Rollason
A secretary:
Eva Stuart
Wing-Cmdr Sidney Satterthwaite:
Alban Blakelock
Major Gerald Craven, D S O:
Sebastian Shaw
Dr Justinus van Galen:
Wilfred Babbage
Jean Ravaillac:
Douglas Storm
Corporal Albert Pym:
Jeffrey Segal
Betty Sanders:
Valerie White
Virginia Lawrence:
Penelope Lee
Political Commissar Sergei Grekoff:
Felix Feiton
Colonel Ivan Roudenko:
Bill Horsley
Adela Rubinstein:
Mary O'Farrell
Jadwiga Konska:
Gisela Birke
Issachar Ben-Menahem:
Alan Tilvern
David Gottlieb:
Kenneth Dight

Advice and entertainment for retired and older people, and a meeting place on the air for those concerned for their welfare
Become a Collector:
Eunice Spencer wages a battle with boredom
More Animals in the Family: Gwen Haines describes some more members of her father's collection
Presented by John Dunn

Contributors

Unknown:
Eunice Spencer
Unknown:
Gwen Haines
Presented By:
John Dunn

Request Week
Junior Theatre presents
' Carbonel 'the book by Barbara Sleigh adapted by the author as a serial in six parts
' Mrs. Cantrip '
Other parts played by Joan Ireland and Stephen Jack
Produced by David Davis
5.25 'Charter Pilot by Gilbert Dalton
' Homeward Bound '
Produced by Peggy Bacon

Contributors

Book By:
Barbara Sleigh
Played By:
Joan Ireland
Played By:
Stephen Jack
Produced By:
David Davis
Unknown:
Gilbert Dalton
Produced By:
Peggy Bacon
Carbonel:
Timothy Bateson
Rosemary:
Kika Markham
John:
Patricia Hayes
Mrs Cantrip:
Winifred Oughton
Young Woman:
Joan Ireland
Conductor:
Stephen Jack
The Storyteller:
Charles E Stidwill
Mike Dudley:
Robert Marsden
Billy Perkins:
Billy Thatcher
Mrs Dudley:
Elspeth Duxbury
Angela:
Ysanne Churchman
John:
John Stirling
Jim Talbot:
Bob Arnold
Gus Gerrigan:
Philip Garston-Jones
Mrs ' Liz ' Gerrigan:
Vera Ashe
Harold Brent:
Arnold Peters
' Goosey ' Gander:
Gabriel Woolf

A series of programmes reviewing year by year the most memorable events in a decade of entertainment
Narrator, Robert Beatty
Cicely Courtneidge, Geraldine McEwan, Emrys Jones, Ronald Wilson, Stuart Hibberd, Harold Hobson, C.A. Lejeune, Harry Dawson with selections from the shows of the year:
'An American in Paris'
'Don't make fun of the Fair'
'South Pacific'
'Vitality'
'And So To Bed'
'Kiss Me Kate' featuring on gramophone records the voices of Gene Kelly, Georges GuStary, Mary Martin, Wilbur Evans, Leslie Henson, Patricia Morrison, Bill Johnson. Julie Wilson with The George Mitchell Choir
BBC Revue Orchestra
(Leader, Julien Gaillard)
Conducted by Harry Rabinowitz
Script by Roy Plomley
Production by Tom Ronald

Contributors

Narrator:
Robert Beatty
Narrator:
Cicely Courtneidoe
Unknown:
Geraldine McEwan
Unknown:
Emrys Jones
Unknown:
Ronaid Wilson
Unknown:
Stuart Hibberd
Unknown:
Harold Hobson
Unknown:
C. A. Lejeune
Unknown:
Harry Dawson
Unknown:
Gene Kelly.
Unknown:
Georges Gustary
Unknown:
Mary Martin.
Unknown:
Wilbur Evans
Unknown:
Leslie Henson
Unknown:
Patricia Morrison
Unknown:
Bill Johnson.
Unknown:
Julie Wilson
Leader:
Julien Gaillard
Conducted By:
Harry Rabinowitz
Script By:
Roy Plomley
Production By:
Tom Ronald

At 9.15 World Theatre presents "Three Sisters"
by Anton Chekhov
Adapted by Peter Watts from the translation by Elisaveta Fen

This is a touching picture of a sensitive cultured family from Moscow marooned in a grim provincial town in Northern Russia. The play shows the losing battle of the three girls and their adored brother to keep the ideals and values that are important to them. They are sure that if only they could get back to the capital they would be saved, but circumstances fight against them.

Contributors

Author:
Anton Chekhov
Adapted by/Producer:
Peter Watts
Translation:
Elisaveta Fen
Guitarist:
Alexis Chesnakov
Olga, the eldest sister:
Molly Rankin
Anflsa. the old nurse:
Ella Milne
Irina, the youngest sister:
Beryl Calder
Maria (Masha):
Catherine Salkeld
Baron Toozenbach:
John Scott
Dr. Chebutykin:
Eric Anderson
Captain Solyony:
John Hollis
Ferapont, a porter:
George Hagan
ColoneI Vershinin:
Colin Gordon
Andrei their brother:
Godfrey Kenton
Fyodor Kulygin, a schoolmaster:
James Thomason
Lieutenant Fedotik:
Michael Turner
Lieutenant Rod:
David Spenser
Natalya Ivanovna (Natasha):
Gabrielle Blunt

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