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Wednesday's 7.50 talk

The morning magazine

followed by an interlude

Talks by THE Rev. JOHN STOTT
Beginning the new year with Christ as Friend

Australia v. England
Summary of the day's play by E. W. SWANTON
Cricket Correspondent of the Daily Telegraph
From Melbourne Crickef Ground

Second edition

followed by an interlude

by MARY BISHOP abridged by Eve Howland read by BETTINA DICKSON Fourth of ten instalments

by MICHAEL WALTON
Arabs have taken to modern transport with gay abandon. The results can be hair-raising

An Irish Idyll, Op. 77
Corrymeela
The Fairy Lough Cuttin ' rushes
Johneen
A broken song Back to Ireland sung by GORDON CLINTON (bass-baritone) with JAMES WALKER (piano)

Chopin
Gramophone records of the BaUade No. 2 in F major, and movements from Piano Concerto No. 1 played by ARTUR RUBINSTEIN

New Every Morning, page 7
Brightest and best of the sons of the morning (BBC H.B. 63)
In dulci jubilo (O.B.C. 86) 1 John 3, vv. 13-24
Hail, thou source of every blessing (BBC H.B. 66)

CECIL NORMAN and the Rhythm Players

the internationally famous Latin American group with Luis ALBERTO DELPARANA
Introduced by Emilio REYES Produced by JOHN HOOPER

by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, adapted for radio by Michael Hardwick
with Carleton Hobbs and Norman Shelley.

Sherlock Holmes's ramifications are wide, but they do not stretch into amateur sport. An exception is when the Cambridge University Rugby Team lose their crack international three-quarter on the eve of the match against Oxford.

(Broadcast on August 14 in the Light Programme)

Australia v. England
BRIAN JOHNSTON and JACK FINGLETON discuss the day's play at Melbourne

BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Leader, Arthur Leavins
Conductor, VILEM TAUSKY

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

With PAUL MARTIN
Produced by Leslie Perowne

ABBEY SIMON (piano)
JANET BAKER (contralto)
WINIFRED DAVEY (piano)
THE MELOS ENSEMBLE
Richard Adeney (flute)
Emanuel Hurwitz (violin) Cecil Aronowitz (viola) Terence Weil (cello) Osian Ellis (harp) Broadcast on December 27. 1960

Chairman, T. C. WORSLEY
Art: ERIC NEWTON
Film: EDGAR ANSTEY
Theatre: J. W. LAMBERT
Broadcasting: BARBARA BRAY
Book: ALAN BRIEN Sunday's broadcast

Invitation to music with some of his favourite gramophone records

by EDMUND COOPER read by DAVID ENDERS
Second broadcast

NINE-DAY SPECIAL
Sketco the Raven
Nine stories from the Raven Cycle of legends retold by ROBERT AYRE abridged by Shirley Franklin read by DERYCK GUYLER 3: How the raven stole the fire

ARCHIE CAMDEN introduces a programme for young musicians This week's guests:
From the West of England ROSALIND SERGEANT (piano)
From Scotland
BACH ENSEMBLE
Eric Levin (violin) Valerie Lyle (violin) Janet Little (violin)
Alan Campbell (viola) Aileen Marshall (cello)
Michael Calder (double bass) Anne Scott (piano)
From London
CHRISTINE GEER (oboe)
Accompanist, Frederick Stone

PETER LATHAM suggests some exciting holidays at home and abroad for young people

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

BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA
Leader, Philip Whiteway Conductor, RAE JENKINS

JOHN FREEMAN
GEOFFREY HOWE
CHRISTOPHER LAYTON are among those who join this week's Conference Table to examine current issues

A programme of gramophone records
Introduced by WILLIAM GILMAN

Introduced by ARCHIE CLOW
The programme includes a discussion between
JOHN HEYWOOD and LIAM HUDSON on the idea that science students are not likely to develop into creative thinkers

The News
Background to the News
People in the News

A sound portrait by ROGER SNOWDON

Tears in her Eyes by ALAN WHICKER read by DOUGLAS STORM
Broadcast in 1951 in the Light Programme

Overture: The Apothecary (Haydn)
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Conducted by KARL FORSTER
Pastorella in D major for organ and string orchestra (Gregor Josef Werner )
WOLFGANG MEYER (organ) BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Conducted by KARL FORSTER
Sinfonia in D major (Frederick the Great)
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Conducted by HANS VON BENDA on gramophone records