for farmers
The morning magazine
Introduced by Peter Bryant
Louise Davies gives food news, comment, and suggestions for the household shopper
followed by an interlude
The Rev. Ian Mactaggart thinks about
' Getting into God's Stride '
3: In reconciliation
Carl Pini (violin)
Fiona Cameron (piano)
A MOUNTAIN OF MACARONI
How Chobei formed t<he League of Brave Men in the Japanese city of Yedo and died rather than be thought a coward (c. 1620)
A story from World1 History Script by Phyllis Drayeon
My God, I love thee (BBC H.B. 276) New Every Morning., page 93 Psalm 16 (Broadcast psalter) Acts 8. vv. 1-8
Happy are they (BBC H.B. 274)
Symphony in C, K.551 (Jupiter) (arr... Beecham) played by the BBC Scottish Orchestra
Leader. Peter Gibbs
Conducted by Stanford Robinson
Country Ceili from Armagh
The McCusker Brothers
Ceili Band
Eric Hinds (baritone)
Annie Gray (folk singer)
Master of Ceremonies, Jack Sloane
Produced by Sam Denton
Forecast for land areas, followed, by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
Stephen Murray as Lieut. Murray, the No. 1
Jon Pertwee as Chief Petty Officer Pertwee
Leslie Phillips as Sub-Lieut. Phillips
with Richard Caldicot, Heather Chasen, Ronnie Barker, Tenniel Evans, Michael Bates
Written by Laurie Wyman
Produced by Alistair Scott Johnston
The recorded broadcast of January 18 in the Light Programme
Wednesday's Child
A play for radio by PAULINE SPENDER with June Tobin
Wednesday's child is full of woe because she feels herself hopelessly unattractive and gets little sympathy from her mother. Life, however, is richer than she had imagined.
A play for radio by EILEEN CULLEN based on a short story by GEORGE BRADY with Allan McClelland
To Dan McCarthy music was the most important thing in the world. 'Sure, music is the breath of life to him,' said Andy McGrath, and he was nearer the truth than he realised.
Music arranged and conducted by Alan Paul played by a section of the BBC Variety Orchestra
Plays produced by R. D. SMITH s
from the Cathedral Church of Christ, Canterbury
Preces (Smith)
Psalm 37
First Lesson: Isaiah 24, vv. 16 to 23 Magnificat (Thomas Tomkins' Second Service)
Second Lesson: St. Matthew 9, w. 27 to 38
Nunc dimittis (Thomas Tomkins' Second Service)
Creed, Suffrages and Collects
Anthem. Sing aloud with gladness (Samuel Wesley) Prayers
Trumpet of God, sound high (A. and M. 734)
Organist, Sidney S. Campbell
Assistant Organist, Gwilym Isaac
VIOLET LEHRS spent her girlhood in Moscow. She recalls life there in the Russian winters.
Recorded broadcast of Sept. 28, 1960
A programme for the fives to eights
Norman Painting tells the story of ' Richard and the Lamp-post' by Richard Evans
by CROSBIE GARSTIN adapted for radio in six parts by Becky Cocking with Tony Britton
Episode 2
Since John Penhate 's death the farm, Bosula, has been without a master. So have Ortho and Eli, his two sons.
Music composed by Reginald Redman
Produced by Patrick Dromgoole
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
Anona Winn , Joy Adamson Jack Train , Frank Muir ask all the questions and Kenneth Home knows some of the answers
Produced by C. F. Meehan
See top of page and page 36
Part 1
KEITHBARRY talks about modern Australia-and not merely about cricket--on the eve of the first Test Match of the 1961 series.
Dr. Barry was until recently in charge of programmes for the Australian Broadcasting Commission.
Part 2
The News
Background to the News
People in the News
The Sea was Ruff by Margaret Underwood read by Mary O'Farrell
Beethoven's Late Quartets
String Quartet in B flat, Op. 130 played by the Amici String Quartet Lionel Bentley (violin) Sylvia Cleaver (violin) Harold Harriot (viola) Joy Hall (cello
The second of five programmes
Quartet in C sharp minor, Op. 131: June 14
