for farmers
The morning magazine
Introduced by Jack de Manio
Jean Balfour gives food news comment and suggestions for the household' shopper
followed by an interlude
A talk by the Rev. Frank Martin
Jean Balfour gives: food news
by Robert Tibber abridged by P. J. R. Wright read by Richard Hurndall
The third: of twelve instalments
Guy WILLIAMS could only just make ends meet on his teacher's salary : no frills. He describes how he became a free-lance writer in every bit of spare
'time and what he did with the money.
by Leslie Smith
When you are in a job that is challenging, rewarding, and secure, there must be strong reason for a change. Leslie Smith tells how he overcame doubts and fears at an age when most family men decide to stay where they are.
0 help us Lord (BBC H.B. 336) New Every Morning, page 76 Psalm 67 (Broadcast psalter) Romans 1, vv. 13-22 and v. 25
Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us
Handel
Gramophone records of two of his organ concertos played by Karl Richter with the Karl Richter Chamber Orchestra
by Benjamin Kaplan _
Every year large numbers of young women from many European countries arrive in this country: some come with labour permits for domestic posts, some on an au pair basis. What do their employers and hostesses expect of them? What do they, in their turn, think of the homes to which they come?
JOYCE BUTLER M.P. , discusses, with the aid of recorded illustrations, a situation about which there has been some controversy.
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
A light-hearted took at the advertising world
Michael Medwin as Michael Lightfoot an account executive
Eleanor Summerfield as Maggie, a TV executive
Fenella Fielding as Janet, secretary to Michael Lightfoot
Joan Sims as Mavis, a shorthand typist
Nicholas Phipps as Adrian Beales, copywriter
Warren Mitchell as most other characters
Script by Myles Rudge and Ronnie Wolfe
(Recorded broadcast of April 17 in the Light Programme)
Overture: Fidelio
Symphony No. 9, in. D minor (Choral)
Aase Nordmo Lovberg (soprano)
Christa Ludwig (mezzo-soprano)
Waldemar Kmentt (tenor)
Hans Hotter (baritone)
Philharmonia Chorus
Chorus-Master, Wilhelm Pitz
Philharmonia Orchestra
Conducted by Otto Klemperer
on gramophone records
The Little Farm
A short story by H. E. BATES
Adapted for radio by Aileen Mills
A young farmer needs someone to help him in the house, and in answer to his advertisement Edna Johnson arrives.
Storyteller, Molly Rankin
Produced by DAVID H. GODFREY
sung by the Wellington Festival Choir from Wellington Parish Church, Somerset
Let thy merciful ears (Brian Head) Sentence; Confession; Absolution The Lord's Prayer
Responses (William Smith) Psaltais 47. 48. and 49 First Lesson: 1 Kings12, vv. 1-24
Maginiflcat (Wood in F: Collegium
Regale)
Second Lesson: St. Luke 18, v. 31, to 19. v. 10
Nunc dimittis (Wood in F: Collegium Regale)
Creedi; Lesser Litany; Collects
Anthem: Salvator Mundi (Tallis) Prayers; The Grace
Organist, John Langdon Director of Music, Christopher Bishop
MESTON BATCHELOR now knows that there are moments when a large second-hand saloon can be a distinct disadvantage.
A programme for the fives to eights
Anatole and the Cat
A story by Eve Titus read by David Lloyd James
In all France, there was no mouse more honoured or respected than Anatole. He was very proud of his job as Cheese Taster at the factory of M'sieu Duval ...
A new serial thriller in four parts written by Geoffrey Morgan featuring
Steve Conroy and Penny Paige of the London Courier
2: Cause for Alarm
Produced by Graham Gauld
Music for the keyboard played by Harold Rich
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
BERNARD BERESFORD considers the changes he has seen among the farms of Sussex.
Those words once figured on almost every theatre programme in London and the provinces. MARGUERITE KITCAT knew WILLY CLARKSON in the twenties and recalls this ' eccentric of a kind now extinct...'
Johnny Morris recently travelled to Scandinavia in search of the Midnight Sun. He visited Denmark, Sweden, Finland, and Norway, and describes his adventures in four weekly episodes
2: Sweden in Mid-Summer
London Symphony Orchestra Leader, Hugh Maguire
Conducted by Basil Cameron
From the Royal Albert Hall, London Part 1
with Something to Say
Each week Rene Cutforth gives his personal views on some subject that appeals to him.
Part 2
The News
Background to the News
People in the News
Sonata in F sharp, Op. 78
Bagatelle in E flat, Op. 33 No. 1 played by Ruth Stanfield
by Kathryn Hulme abridged by Doris Macgowan read by Mary Wimbush
The third of thirteen instalments
London Czech Trio Jack Rothstein (violin) Karel Horitz (cello)
Lisa Marketta (piano)
Haydn
Trio No. 10 in E minor
Trio No. 17 in E flat
