for farmers
Hope: the Cinderella Virtue by Father Gordon Albion
Hope : the Cinderella Virtue
Father Gordon Al 'bion speaks about Hope as the. Christian remedy for aU our amxietiee
Sonata in D, Op 28 played by Eve Fisher (piano)
Lord of all being (BBC H.B. 11) New Every Morning, page 1 Psalm 99 (Broadcast psalter) Acts 20. vv. 28-38 Lord, thy word abideth (BBC H.B. 190)
Harold C. Gee and his Maritza Players
Ravel
Alborada del gracioso
Suisse Romande Orchestra
Conducted by Ernest Ansermet
Piano Concerto in G
Samson Francois (piano)
Paris Conservatoire Orchestra Conducted by Andre Cluytene
Some recent gramophone records
Reports from Britain and overseas
. Introduced by Bill Hartley
The Night Drive: a discussion between Geoffrey Hancock and the Doctor
The Ethics of ('ar Salesmanship: some first-hand comments from Fred Richter
The Road Research Laboratory: three visits by Jim Pest ridge; 1— Traffic congestion
The Insurance Consultant: private arrangements in minor accidents Produced by David Glencross
Network Three
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
Kenneth Horne in a sort of radio show with Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick, June Whitfield, Bill Pertwee, Janet Waters, The Hornets
BBC Variety Orchestra Leader, John Jezard
Conductor, Paul Fenoulhet
Incidental music by Edwin Braden
Script by Eric Merriman
Produced by Jacques Brown
The recorded broadcast of February 16, in the Light Programme
Keep Off the Grass by ALBERT JEANES
When Leander was drowned swimming the Hellespont, coming to his beloved Hero, that might have been the end of the story. But perhaps it was only the beginning. Produced by ROBIN MIDGLEY
From the many broadcasts on BBC sound and television during the past sieven days Gale Pedirick selects highlights that listeners may have missed or might like to hear again
Introduced by John Ellison
Edited by Richard Burwood
Waclaw Niemczyk (violin)
BBC Northern Orchestra Leader, Reginald; Stead
Conductor, George Hurst
Philip Waddilove and Tievor Hill talk to
George Mottershead and Reg B 'oom about the many interesting animate at Chester Zoo
Herbert Smith has words with Philip Gallop about the gardens
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
by Patrick Campbell
with Jill Bennett and Donald Sinden
Other parts played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Jill Bennett and Donald Sinden in A Noise of Hunters
Family loyalty or public duty? How far should adherence to the one conflict with the obligation imposed by the other? This was Ruth Vale's dilemma, made all the more agonising in her case since the crime she was asked to condone was a particularly cold and callous one.
At 8.30
A sailor is knifed on Putney Heath while protecting his fiancée from three young thugs. The girl cannot give an adequate description of the attackers, and the only clue the police have to go on is a button torn from a black leather jacket. The clue is followed up and leads ultimately to the killer. But a complication arises when the inspector working on the case falls in love with the sister of the murderer.
It would be unfair to give away any more of the plot of A Noise of Hunters. Suffice it to say that Patrick Campbell's theme is the kind of agonising personal problem that can present itself when conscience, family loyalty, and duty toward's one's neighbour are in violent conflict.
Jill Bennett (Ruth Vale) won overnight fame in the whaling film Hell Below Zero. Now one of our leading screen, stage, and television actresses, she likes playing characters that are 'different,' and the radio productions in which she has been heard range from Sea-Wife to Ibsen's The Wild Duck. Donald Sinden (Mark), who began his stage career at Stratford-on-Avon, has played leading roles in the West End, on the screen (the 'Doctor' films, The Sidney Street Siege), and on television. Leonard Cracknell (Jim Vale), who is only twenty, got his first acting chance with Hornchurch Repertory Company and has lately been concentrating on television plays.
followed by late weather forecast
St. Cecilia Trio
Sydney Humphreys (violin) Norman Jones (cello) Robin Wood (piano)
