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Monday's 7.50 talk

The Morning Magazine
Introduced by RONALD FLETCHER

followed by an interlude

EDWARD VILLIERS talks about our relationship with God
2: The only pebble on the beach

Second edition

followed by an interlude

by R. C. SHERRIFF abridged by Jane Bowness read by HUGH Dickson
Twelfth of fifteen instalments
First broadcast in Sept. 1956

Pests
Pets Not to Keep by MARTIN WELLS Human Nuisances by BASIL BOOTHROYD Introduced by JACK SINGLETON

† BENJAMIN KAPLAN (piano)
TREVOR LING(baritone) with VIOLA TUNNARD (piano) Andrea Falconieri Occhietti amati
Handel Chi , sprezzando il sommo bene
(La Passione)
Francesco Cavalli
Affe, mi fate ridere
Liszt Les jeux d'eaux a la Villa d'Este
Piano piece in F sharp major Concert study in F minor:
La leggierezza
Fauri
Clair de lune; Green: Mandoline

Introduced by PIERRE LEFEVRE
Written by Emile Harven Early Stages in French series

New Every Morning, page 1
Father, hear the prayer we offer (BBC H.B. 352)
Psalm 3
St. John 20. vv. 1-18
Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost
(BBC H.B. 153)

IAN STEWART AND HIS QUARTET

Stage 1 by RACHEL PERCIVAL
Music selected and arranged by Vera Gray

A topical programme for older children

3: What is Imagination?
A talk by PROFESSOR WILLIAM WALSH A programme in the Sixth
Form series: The Christian Religion and its Philosophy

BBC NORTHERN ORCHESTRA
Leader, Reginald Stead Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON

Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East

A spontaneous .discussion by RALPH WIGHTMAN
MARY STOCKS
GODFREY WINN
EDDY GILMORE
Travelling Question-Master. FREDDY GRISEWOOD
Produced by Michael Bowen
From Redruth, Cornwall Friday's broadcast in the Light
Programme followed by an interlude

Written by Phyllis Drayson
Stories from World History series

Written by Lt. Commander C. Terrell
Modern History series

with JOHN Hosier
3: Finding the tune Adventures in Music series

The novel by Francis Brett Young adapted for broadcasting in nine parts by LIONEL BROWN with June Tobin and Nigel Stock
Part 2
Produced by DAVID H. GODFREY Broadcast in August 1961 in the Light Programme

Midland Region's panel game devised by Tony Shryane and Edward J. Mason
Dilys Powell and Frank Muir challenge Nancy Spain and Denis Norden
Umpire, Jack Longland
Sunday's broadcast

FREDDY GRISEWOOD with some favourite records that listeners have helped him to choose

STUART HIBBERD introduces
Huw BALLARD THOMAS to talk about an individual in the Divine scheme of things

Written for broadcasting by BERTHALONS DALE
1: Visitors in the Night
Music for the flute written and played by Bernard Herrmann f Produced by HERBERT SMITH
Today Gamekeeper George and Albert Fizzle come back in the first of four adventures with the birds, animals, and wild life around the Big Pond. Farmer Tuckle will try to make trouble when he can, but among the nicer moments will be a holiday visit from two old friends.

Songs and tunes about things to eat
Introduced by GRAHAM GAULD on gramophone records

Your questions answered by DR. GWYNNE VEVERS
L. HUGH NEWMAN
JAMES FISHER
Chairman,
DEREK MCCULLOCH (Uncle Mac)

Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East

Comment, controversy, and character

sings
Songs for Everybody with the BBC REVUE ORCHESTRA
Conducted by MALCOLM LOCKYER Produced by Frank Hooper

Introduced by DERYCK Coorb
BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA Leader, Peter Gibbs
Conductor,
NORMAN DEL MAR
Before an invited audience in the BBC Studios. Broadcasting House. Glasgow
October 9: BBC Northern Orchestra, conductor George Hurst ; introduced by Robert Irwin

The story of the great maritime disaster on the coast of Anglesey in October 1859, based on eye-witness accounts, letters, newspaper reports, and transcripts of the inquest and Board of Trade enquiry. Script by ALEXANDER McKEE
Narrator, DENIS MCCARTHY with Keith Pyott , Russell Napier Christopher Rhodes
Tom Watson , Leigh Crutchley Sheila Raynor , Robert Rietty Kenneth McClellan Eric Francis
Desmond Llewelyn Norman Wynne
Fred Ferris. John Dearth
Anthony Jacobs , Arthur Bush Prysor Williams Produced by MAURICE BROWN

Sport and the Spectator ZULFIKAR GHOSE of The Observer argues that. for many people. sport is a substitute for art-and that sports writers should acknowledge the fact

Records of humour in words and music
Introduced by

The News
Background to the News
People in the News
Tonight's edition includes a survey direct from the Labour Party Congress at Brighton: extracts of debates, interviews, and a Conservative comment by THE EARL or SANDWICH followed by an interlude

Some literary points of view from the sound archives
Introduced by STEVE RACE
Produced by John Powell
A further programme by Steve Race tomorrow at 10.45 p.m.

One Man and his Dog by ANTHONY RICHARDSON abridged by Donald Bancroft read by JOHN GLEN Seventh of fifteen instalments

LIONEL BOWMAN (piano)