for farmers

The morning magazine
Introduced by Jack de Manio

Louise Davies gives food news comment and suggestions for the household shopper
followed by an interlude

Witnesses unto Me
Talks by the Rev.
Charles W. Ranson , D.Theol.
3: Unto death

Second edition
Introduced by Jack de Manio

Louise Davies gives food news : second hearing of the broadcast at 7.40

Recollections of a great actor by Berthe Grossbard who worked with him at one time

by Ralph Downes
From Brompton Oratory, London

Stage 2 by Rachel Percival
Music selected and arranged by Vera Gray
For six- to eight-year-olds encouraging them to move to music

Jesu, guide our way (BBC H.B. 144) New Every Morning, page 87 Psalm 100 (Broadcast psalter) Revelation 3, vv. 1-13
My spirit longs for thee (BBC H.B.
331)

Royal Artillery Mounted Band
Conducted by Captain W. Williams , M.B.E. Director of Music

Using Levers
Harry Armstrong shows how the principle of the simple lever is used to make work easier
Junior Science series

Chemistry in Action
1: How the properties of substances are controlled by their molecular structure
Script by Reginald Williams
General Science series

A talk on current affairs in France by Agnes Tanguy and Henri Appia
French for Sixth Forms series

visits Wythall, Worcestershire to join a country dance party to the music of Bidford-on-Avon
Square Dance Band with John Masterson and songs by Bill Astley
Kenneth Clark who has arranged the programme acts as caller

Introduced by John Greenslade
At Oaklands
The Principal of the Hertfordshire Institute of Agriculture, Eric PELHAM , introduces some of the members of his staff and is joined by farmers who discuss the farming policy.
This month a visit is made to the poultry, where A. N. CLEGG , who is in charge of this section, describes the management of the laying flock.
Around the Farm with W. J. GROVE-STOCK, the farm bailiff, who talks about the work in progress.
In these programmes direct from the farms, various new techniques and established methods of production will be examined, compared, and discussed.

Forecast for land areas, followed by 9 detailed forecast for the South-East region

A light-hearted look at the advertising world with Michael Medwin, Eleanor Summerfleld, Fenella Fielding, Joan Sims, Nicholas Phipps, Warren Mitchell.

Script by Myles Rudge and Ronnie Wolfe
Produced by John Simmonds

(Recorded broadcast of December 11, 1961, in the Light Programme)

soprano with Alexander Dedyukhin (piano) songs by Glinka, Tchaikovsky, and Rachrnaninov on a gramophone record

by Anne Casserley adapted by Jean Sutcliffe
Unexpected wealth brings near-disaster to a boastful but simple pig Let's Join In series

'Paul's Wife'
Robert Gittings introduces Frost's poem about a legendary lumberjack Reader, John Glen
Books, Plays, Poems series

Tony learns how to rear tadpoles in an aquarium
Script by Christine Dudley
Nature Study series

The Build-Up
A play for radio by R. B. AMOS
A young teacher of English writes a sensational novel which becomes a best seller and precipitates a crisis, both in his career and in his private life.
Other parts played by . Peggy Butt. Dorit Welles
Anthony Hall , Donald McKillop
Produced by WILLIAM GLEN-DOEPEL

from the Parish Church of St. James, Belfast Introit: Come, let us worship
(Palestrina)
Sentence; Confession; Absolution;
The Lord's Prayer
Versicles and Responses (Tallis) Psalms 12, 13, and 14 First Lesson: Deuteronomy 4, vv.
7-24
Magnificat (Walmisley in D minor) Second Lesson: Acts 4, vv. 5-22
Nunc dimittis (Walmisley in D r minor)
Creed; Versicles and Responses;
Collects
Anthem;. He is risen (Peter Philips) Prayers and Grace Hymn
Organ Voluntary
Organist and Choirmaster, Leslie F. McCarrison

by Andre Luguet
After fifty years on the stage in France, Andre Luguet looks back to the London of hansom cabs and horse buses where he was sent to school as a boy of fifteen. He learned many lessons besides the three r's and, in spite of parental opposition, made a start in England on his chosen career as an actor.

Margery Fisher recommends some books for younger listeners

A new adventure serial in six episodes by HOWARD JONES
1: Double Treason
' It is July 6, 1685. My name is David Harry Linton , and I am now an outlaw, a soldier of the line in the rebel Monmouth army, running from Sedgemoor, running these three hours with King's men like whippets on my heels.'
Produced by GRAHAM GAULD

Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region

South-Eastern News
6.30 The Decline of Mrs. Mopp THENA HESIIEL investigates the changing life of the City office cleaner-from the 'chars' and their scrubbing brushes to the machines of the specialist cleaning companies.
Produced by Robert Gunnell
6.50 app. Sounds in the Street
PETER LAWSON remembers the traders and entertainers who once enlivened the streets of Fulham.
6.57 London Stock Market Report

Schumann
Use Wolf (soprano)
Janet Baker (contralto)
Martin Isepp (piano)
SOPRANO
Aus den bstlichen Rosen O Ihr Herren
Der Himmel hat eine Trine geweint Lied der Suleika
CONTRALTO
Widmung Der Nussbaum
Aus den hebraischen Gestagen
SOPRANO AND CONTRALTO Erste Begegnung Sommerruh
Wenn ich ein Voglein war Herbstlied
Liindliches Lied
Recorded broadcast of May 30, 1961

Anona Winn , Joy Adamson
Jack Train , Richard Dimbleby ask all the questions and Kenneth Home knows some of the answers
Produced by C. F. MEEHAN

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor, Rudolf Kempe Leader, Raymond Cohen
Denis Matthews (piano)
From the Royal Festival Hall, London
Part 1

by Clifford Hornby
'I must have shot enough film to tie the world up like an Easter egg, with a nice big bow on top; and there aren't any stars in my pictures.'
Clifford Homby describes some of the joys and frustrations of his work as a documentary film-maker.

Part 2
(revised version, 1919) Introduction
The firebird and its dance
Variation on the firebird theme Round dance of the princesses King Kashchey's devil-dance Cradle-song Finale

Part 1
The News

A Party Political Broadcast on behalf of the LIBERAL PARTY
GEORGE SCOTT
RICHARD WAINWRIGHT
Vice-President of the Liberal Party
Councillor H. BALLAM (Poole)
Councillor BRIAN BIRCH (Bradford)
Councillor PETER HOWELL WILLIAMS (Wallasey)

Part 2
Review of current affairs

Two of his Sonatas for organ and orchestra played by the Philomusica of London
Directed by Thurston Dart on a gramophone record

10.59 Weather forecast

A Waltz through the Hills by G. M. Glaskin abridged by Barbara Henderson read by Beverley Dunn
Eighth of fifteen instalments

Beethoven
Sonata in A flat major, Op. 26 played by Natasha Litvin (piano)