News and market trends
Life Begins ...
At the Point of Mission
Talks by THE REV. JOHN MCINTYRE , D.D. Last Friday's 7.50 talk
Life Begins ...
In the Person of Christ
Talks by THE REV. JOHN McINTYRE , D.D.
What the weeklies think, illustrated from their editorials, is reviewed in this survey by BERNARD WILLIAMS
PATRICK IRELAND (viola)
PEGGY GRAY (piano)
Christmas Dance; Musette; Polka mélancolique; Galop
New Every Morning, page 99
Creator of the starry height
(BBC H.B. 31)
Psalm 91, vv. 1-11
Revelation 5, vv. 1-14
Lo! he comes with clouds descending (BBC H.B. 35)
News Summary at 10.30
THE ALBANY STRINGS
Directed by REG PURSGLOVE
Records of music by Bach. Willem de Fesch and Malcolm Arnold
Reports from Britain and overseas
Cross Roads
Introduced by BILL HARTLEY
A special edition before members of the Velindre Works Motor Club, The Steel Company of Wales, Swansea
Answering their questions: JOHN GOTT, O.B.E.
Chief Constable of Northamptonshire
JOSEPH LOWREY
Technical Editor of The Motor
TONY BROOKS
Racing driver
HARRY J. SHILLABEER
Chief Instructor of an advanced driving school
Produced by JAMES PESTRIDGE Last Friday's broadcast in Network Three
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
ARTHUR HAYNES and NICHOLAS PARSONS in sketches by JOHNNY SPEIGHT with music by THE TEMPERANCE SEVEN
Produced by RICHARD DINGLEY Broadcast on December 3 in the Light Programme
Dr. Robert Stopford, The Bishop of London, discusses with Roy Plomley in a recorded programme the eight records he would take to a desert island.
(Broadcast on November 12)
Hugh Burden in The Seventh Man
A play for radio by Gerd Oelschlegel
English version by ADRIAN VALE and MARTIN ESSLIN
Western Germany in 1960. A prosperous country, cities that have been rebuilt bigger and better than they were before the war. And yet behind the gleaming glass and concrete walls, the shadows of the past still lurk. Produced by MARTIN ESSLIN
A sound guide to long-playing records of popular music Introduced by KEN SYKORA
t PETER HAWKINS introduces songs and music for the under-fives, including ' All the ducks are swimming on the water ' and ' Rain, rain, go away '
A magazine for everybody And the King said.... GEOFFREY JAGGARD
For Boys
ROBIN RICHARDS : Some fabulous racing cars For Girls
EILEEN FOWLER : Keep Fit Luck of the Draw
The week's record request
Christmas is Coming MOLLY WEIR
The Watchful Eye F. R. BUCKLEY
What Happens Next?
MALCOLM HAYES tells a serial story by Geoffrey Morgan Introduced by GRAHAM GAULE
Postcards should be sent to ' Five-Fifteen.' BBC. London. W.l.
THE EXECUTIVES provide rhythm in the modern manner Introduced by TREVOR HILL
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
HARRY DAVIDSON
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Introduced by IVAN SAMSON Master of Ceremonies, CHARLES CRATHORN
Produced by ANDREW GOLD
The dances: Imperial Two-step; Chrysanthemum Waltz; Victorian Gavotte; Empress Mazurka; Tango Serida; Viennese Sequence Waltz; Bonnie Lassie
Tickets for this programme are available on application to [address removed] enclosing stamped addressed envelope.
Ivan Samson is in ' Music at Midnight ' at the Westminster Theatre. London
Introduced by Vic Oliver
The singers
Elizabeth Rust
Rae Woodland
The George Mitchell Singers
First broadcast
Corrine Bridge
William E . Bailey
Trumpet played by Clifford Haines
Comedy from
Hattie Jacques
Leslie Crowther
Ronnie Barker
This week's guest
Dennis Price
Playhouse Theatre
Stephen Murray with Sheila Grant and Lewis Stringer
BBC REVUE ORCHESTRA
Conducted by VIC OLIVER
Script by Carey Edwards Leslie Crowther , and Lawrie Wyman Produced by ALASTAIR SCOTT JOHNSTON
Leslie Crowther Is In The Black and White Minstrel Show ' at the Victoria Palace. London
By Henry Cecil based upon his new novel of the same name
with Alan Badel, Patrick Barr, Catherine Dolan, Marjorie Mars.
When the attractive Mrs. Verney asked a well-known Q.C. to help her he did not expect to become personally involved. But soon her marriage and his career appeared to be tottering, and all because of the polite though sinister Mr. Sampson. The Q.C. had a tender conscience; his wife, who had not, would have known how to deal with the matter. But he would not take her advice, and so they and Mrs. Verney appeared to face ruin. Others became involved and one man went to prison. Should it have been Mr. Sampson and was it?
Repeated on Monday at 3.0
News of books and their makers in reviews, quotations. and interviews
SIR HAROLD NICOLSON on autobiography Introduced by MICHAEL VOWDEN
Evening Prayers conducted by THE REV.
ERIC BLENNERHASSETT
played by the AD SOLEM ENSEMBLE
James Davis (violin) Julian Webb (violin) Paul Cropper (viola) Charles Meert (cello)
Maurice Aitchison (piano)
