A reading taken from
' The Greatness of God' by H. E. Foadick
Reader, Frank Simguineau
Do manners make the mid-century man? Or have they become meaningless to him? Does etiquette now equal non-etiquette?
How should the well-brought-up beatnik treat his girl friend? Or his mother? How should he rid himself of the unwelcome guest? Should he wash? If so, how much?
Compiled and, introduced by WILFRED DEATH ' in collaboration with Miche]] Raper
A requesti programme of records
Introduced by Denis Matthews
Excerpts from
Tristan undi Isolde, Act 2 (Wagner)
Birgit Nilsson (soprano) Fritz Uhl (tenor)
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Georg Solti
La Mer (Debussy)
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Arturo ToscaninC
Conducted by Philip Hope-Wallace
Radio: Jacques Brundus
Book: John Metcalf
Art: Bryan Robertson
Film: A. Alvarez
Theatre: Richard Findlater
Forecast for land areas followed' by a detailed' forecast for the South-East, region
A transatlantic edition
Many of the sounds birds make in communicating with one another are produced mechanically, not vocally.
James Fisher in London and William Gunn in Ithaca, U.S.A., introduce a series of recordings of the clattering of bills, whistling of wings, beak-tapping, and stamping of feet, and explain their importance.
Spike Hughes introduces an operatic casebook of conspiracy, intrigue, and general double- dealing
6: Hush, not so loud! on gramophone records
Introduced by Roy Hay
Vegetable Review: by Arthur Billitt. Head of the Lenton Experimental Station
Tips for the Show: by Alfred Lugg. Senior Horticultural: Adlviser at' the Hertfordshire Institute of Agriculture
Last. Friday's recorded broadcast in Network Three
Julian Bream (guitar)
Janet Fraser (contralto)
A section of the BBC Scottish Choral Society Chorus-Master. James Lockhart
BBC Scottish Orchestra Leader, Peter Gibbs
Conductor, Norman Del Mar
Part 1
8: Pousnin
ET IN ARCADIA EGO
Part 2
Ballet: The Three-Cornered Hat
Falla
Twelve programmes of songs aung by young choirsi from. many parts of the country and visits to the places where tihey sing
5: Chetham's Hospital School, Manchester
by JULES VERNE freely adapted as a serial in eight parts by Lance Sieveking
Part 6
The year 1866 is nearly at an end. The fleet of armed frigates sent out by Washington continue to scour the seven seas for the mysterious monster. The Admiralty in London thinks that the Americans may be mistaken. Perhaps the enormous Thing may not be a prehistoric monster but an unknown kind of machine which can move about underwater! A theory greeted everywhere with hoots of derision.
Professor Aronnax, Elbow, and Ned
Land, are believed drowned. But in fact they are on board the only submarine in the world, the Nautilus, prisoners of Captain Nemo, who explains how his vessel is worked by something called ' electricity.'
Produced by Norman Wright
God pays dead on time
How money came for the building of Iona Abbey
Four talks by the Very Rev. George F. MacLeod
1: The Armament Maker who helped a Pacifist
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
A summary of last week's events
from the De La Warr Pavillon, Bexhill-on-Sea
Jack Salisbury and his Orchestra
Visiting artist: Joyce Garteade
by AMstair Cooke
Christiansthink about their faitlhi and its living expression
SOME AN HUNDRED
'These are they which are sown on good ground; such as hear the word, and receive it, and bring forth fruit, some thirtyfold, some sixty and some an hundred. ' St. Mark 4, v. 20
The story of William Carey, born August 17, 1761. and of his companions Andrew Fuller, Joshua Marshman and William Ward. founders of the Baptist Missionary Association and of the Serampore Mission
Others taking part:
Peter Claughton , Hugh Dickson Hilda Kriseman. Philip Leaver
Will Leighton , Diana Oisson
Jonathan Scott. Gladys Spencer Programme arranged by J. A. Fisher
A Ballad-Play by John Gay, 1685-1732
With the traditional ballads newly arranged by Christopher Whelen
With Ian Wallace, Alec McCowen Jane Wenham, June Tobin
Characters in the order of speaking and singing
Scene: Newgate and Tyburn, 1728
From 8.30 until 10.0
The weakness of God is stronger than men
1 Samuel 17, vv. 42-47
Psalm 8 (Broadcast psalter) 1 Corinthians 1, vv. 10-31
Lift up your heads (BBC H.B. 178) 2 Corinthians 12, v. 9
followed by late weather forecast
played by Lawrence Glover (piano)
