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. Erik Routley speaks about Weekday Religion
(Psalm 15)
3: Gossip
Louise Davies gives food news comment, and suggestions
: second hearing of the broadcast at 7.40 a.m.
Sheila Bates (piano)
THE BOY WHO BURNT HIS HAND
How a Japanese village boy, in spite of a terrible disability, became the great scientist Noguchi (1876-1928) Script by Duncan Taylor
Stories from World History series
Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore him (BBC H.B. 16)
New Every Morning, page 54 Psalm 36 (Broadcast psalter) Acts 15, vv. 22-31
The King of love my shepherd is
(BBC H.B. 475)
Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conductor, Rae Jenkins
Overture: II maestro di cappella
Cimarosa, arr. Zanon
Symphony No.....40, in G minor.Mozart
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
Lieut. Bates Michael Bates
A.B. Ginger
Written by Laurie Wyman
Produced by Alastair Scott Johnston The recorded broadcast of Feb. 8, in the Light Programme
THE VALIANT BLACKBIRD
Adapted from the traditional Indian tale by Jean Sutcliffe
Armed with a sharp thorn sword and walnut-shell helmet General Blackbird goes to war against the King.
Let's Join In series
2.20 CARNIVAL OF THE ANIMALS
Some of the music from Saint-Saena' ' musical zoo '
Introduced by John Hosier Adventures in Music series
2.40 BROADCASTING AND
THE COLD WAR
The power that radio has given politicians to influence the minds of men and the course of events is illustrated by a day-to-day account of the Hungarian revolt of October 1956 Script by Philip Holland Modern History series
Lawn Tennis Championships
Latest results and commentary by Max Robertson and Maurice Edelston , with summaries and comments by Tony Mottram
From the All England Club
Too Late For Hope
A play for radio by ROSEMARY TIMPERLEY
Solving readers' problems in her ' sob-sister ' column is all in the day's work for Florence Vaughan ; but it is not so simple when she has to face the problem of her own love for a much younger man.
Produced by EILEEN CULLEN
from Peterborough Cathedral Sentence, Invitation
Confession. Absolution The Lord's Prayer
Preces (Tallis, First Set) Psalms: 136,137, and 138 First Lesson: Ezekiel 2, vv. 1-7 Aurea luce (E.H. 226)
Magnificat (Hunt, Short Service) Second Lesson: Acts 9, vv. 32-43
Nunc Dimittis (Hunt, Short Service) Creed. Lesser Litany
Responses (Tallis, First Set) Collects
Anthem: I will exalt thee (Tye) Prayers
The Grace
Master of the Music, W. Stanley Vann
Assistant, Richard M. Latham
Lawn Tennis Championships
Further commentary
A programme for the fives to eights
Mary-Mary Shop
A story by Joan G. Robinson told by David Davis
' Whenever things seem to go wrong for Mary-Mary-not just Mary by itself-she always makes the best of it.'
by CROSBLEGARSTIN adapted for radio in six parts by Becky Cocking with Tony Britton Episode 5
Ortho's smuggling succeeded until Trevaskis betrayed him to the military. Anson was shot as they escaped out to sea and now a strange ship bears down on them.
Music composed by Reginald Redman
Produced by Patrick Dromgoole
Vote for the winning discs! played by Dawid Davis
Postcards should be sent to:
Luck of the Draw, BBC, London. W.1
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
A special edition, from the Commonwealth Exhibition at Brighton from the Dome by arrangement with the Brighton Corporation
Anona Winn, Joy Adamson, Jack Train, Richard Dimbleby ask all the questions and Kenneth Horne knows some of the answers.
Produced by C. F. Meehan
by Shamus Frazer
' The White Dickensia is not an exotic flower. They were in fact letters from Charles Dickens to the artist Leech, and when I first saw them they were stacked in two shoe-boxes and were the very private property of an octogenarian friend of mine called White.'
Recording of broadcast on Oct. 22, 1960
Part 2
Former Wimbledon champion Fred Perry in personal conversation with Elizabeth Beresford and Denzil Batchelor
The News
Background to the News
People in the News
Henryk Szeryng (violin) Clifton Helliwell (piano)
The recorded broadcast of March 31, 1961, in the Third Programme
