A reading taken from ' The Bread-Breaking' by Valerie Pitt
Reader. Adza Vincent
Introduced by Marjorie Anderson
Talking of Fabrics: Janet Grey investigates
About Holidays: Peter Whelpton and Bill Cormack discuss points from the post-bag
Self Interview: J. B. Boothroyd
Career in Cameo: Gordon Gow talks to Athene Seyler
A weekly review edited by Anna Instone and Julian Herbage
Introduced by Julian Herbage Kodaly's Choral Music by Colin Mason Musical Profile:
The London Baroque Ensemble by Arthur Jacobs
Jules Massenet (1842-1912) by Martin Cooper Tune and Texture
Book review by Deryck Cooke
Chairman, T. C. Worsley
Film: Kenneth J. Robinson
Theatre: Harold Hobson
Broadcasting: Barbara Bray
Book: J. W. Lambert
Art: David Sylvester
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
Eggs
James Fisher discusses with Guy Charteris , Kenneth Williamson , and Bruce Campbell , the biology of birds' eggs-their shape, size, taste, and colour
Produced by Elizabeth Adair
Raymond Holder and Audrey Hayward (two pianos)
BBC Symphony Orchestra Leader. Paul Beard
Conductor, Rudolf Schwarz Part 1
Figure Painting
2: Piero della Francesca (c. 1410-1492)
THE BAPTISM OF CHRIST (painted c. 1450) at the National Gallery
Speaker, Michael Ayrton
Repeated on Thursday at 7.35 p.m. in Network Three
The Virgin and Child with St. John the Baptist and St. Anne
The cartoon by LEONARDO DA Vinci is now on view at the National Gallery in London in connection with the appeal to raise funds to buy this picture for the nation. It will be discussed by GEOFFREY AGNEW in an extra programme in this series, in the Home Service on Sunday, June 17. A supplement will be added to the folder of reproductions which accompany the series.
Part 2
soprano with the Ars Musicae Ensemble
Spanish songs of the Renaissance on a gramophone record
The story of Christianity in Britain in a series of eight plays by DAVID SCOTT DANIELL and the Rev. G. W. H. Lampe , D.D.
3: The Glory ot the Medieval Church
Produced by PEGGY BACON
by HENRY WILLIAMSON arranged by Michael Hardwiek read by Paul Rogers
Sixth of thirteen instalments
Four talks by the Very Rev. H. N. C. Williams Provost of Coventry 1: Healing Wounds
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region
followed by RADIO NEWSREEL
A summary of last week's events
Reginald Leopold and the Palm Court Orchestra
Visiting artist, Jennifer Vyvyan Selection: Snow White and the
by Alistair Cooke
by ANTHONY TROLLOPE adapted for radio in thirteen episodes by H. Oldfield Box EPISODB 6
Lady Arabella, wife of the squire of Greshamsbury (that sadly encumbered estate), has taken advantage of her son Frank's visit to Courcy Castle, to tell Doctor Thorne that Mary's visits to the Manor House must end. And Doctor Thorne, angered by Lady Arabella's imputations that his niece is trying to trap Frank into marrying her, has told Lady Arabella that he will share Mary's exile.
At Courcy, Frank has met Miss
Dunstable, the heiress, whom his mother and aunt hope he will woo and win. But Frank, though he finds Miss Dunstable a very pleasant woman, has no such intention.
Produced by WILLIAM GLEN-DOEPEL
How do world-class athletes react to triumph and disaster?
Roger Bannister , Herb Elliott Angela Mortimer
Stirling Moss , Frank Tyson discussed this with Christopher Brasher in a programme on April 8
It was the hearing of this recording when it was first broadcast, and the views expressed by his fellow sportsmen that caused Herb Elliott suddenly to announce his retirement from international athletics, and it is in view of the interest aroused by this decision that the programme is being repeated tonight.
He filleth the hungry with good things and the rich he sendeth empty away
Ezekiel 34, w. 11-16
Canticle 10 (Broadcast psalter) St. Luke 16, vv. 19-26
Bread of the world (BBC H.B. 603) 1 John 3, v. 17
10.59 Weather forecast
Robert Joyce (organ)
From Llandaff Cathedral
