A reading taken from
' Beyond Reasonable Doubt' by Hugh Mohtefiore Reader, ROBERT RIETTY
Introduced by Marjorie Anderson.
Letter to Someone's Son: from Lionel Hale.
In Partnership: Colin Davis and April Cantelo.
House and Home: Alfred Wilcock talks about lighting in the home.
How set in a rut are you?: Jean Metcalfe puts questions to three housewives.
A weekly review edited by Anna Instone and Julian Herbage
Introduced by JULIAN HERBAGE
Sergei Rachmaninov , 1873-1943 by BENNO MOISEIWITSCH
Musical Profile: Donald Bell by CEDRIC WALLIS
Mahler's Unfinished Symphony by DONALD MITCHELL
An Operatic Handbook and Companion book review by HAROLD ROSENTHAL
A request programme of gramophone records
Suite: Pour le piano (Debussy)
WALTER GIESEKING (piano)
Piano Quintet in F minor (Franck)
CLIFFORD CURZON (piano) with the VIENNA PHILHARMONIC QUARTET
Chairman.
SIR JOHN SUMMERSON
Theatre: LIONEL HALE
Broadcasting: JEREMY NOBLE
Book: JANET ADAM SMITH
Art: GEORGE MELLY
Film: ROGER MANVELL
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
Listeners' questions about the countryside answered by ERIC HOBBIS , ERNEST NEAL and RALPH WIGHTMAN
Question-Master, VINCENT WAITE
Joint Property. 3: The barrister, who includes joint bank accounts
Introducing: DOUGLAS GIBSON of the Central After-Care Association
Buying a House: The Completion, by PAMELA DEEDES
Borrowing Money: from a Building Society, by ANDREW BREACH Introduced by ROBIN HOLMES
visits Wales
Members of the Pontardulais and District Gardeners' Society, Swansea, put their problems to
FRED LOADS
BILL SOWERBUTTS
ALAN GEMMELL Question-Master,
FRANKLIN ENGELMANN
From the Gaumont Theatre, Ipswich
In association with Ipswich Civic Concerts
NORMA PROCTER (contralto)
BBC MEN'S CHORUS
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leader. Hugh Maguire
Conducted by Dean Dixon
Part 1
by F. G. SEAL
Part 2
After spending two days in Darwin, The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh sailed on Monday for Perth, Western Australia. En route Britannia has called at Koolan Island, Broome, and Geraldton
AUDREY RUSSELL and JOHN Timp -SON describe the events of the week Introduced by WILFRID THOMAS
The Twelve Dancers
The novel by WILLIAM MAYNE abridged into seven episodes by Ann Watkins read by JEAN ENGLAND
6: The dance shows Plow Jones where the rent cup might be hidden
LUDWIG KOCH talks about animals he has met, and plays music from Saint-Saens's ' Carnival of the Animals '
Second of three programmes
Produced by HAROLD ROGERS Broadcast on July 17, 1962
Poetry in the afternoon chosen and introduced by PATRIC DIÇKINSON
7: Quiet and Sleep tReaders: PENELOPE LEE
DAVID DAVIS
DAVID LLOYD JAMES
Last of four talks by ARCHBISHOP ANTHONY BLOOM of the Russian Orthodox Church
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
A summary of last week's events
REGINALD LEOPOLD and the PALM COURT ORCHESTRA
Visiting artist, LUCILLE GRAHAM
by ALISTAIR COOKE
Appeal on behalf of Aid to European Refugees by ELISABETH RUSSELL , Chairman
Contributions (preferably by crossed postal order or cheque) will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed].
Aid to European Refugees makes grants to help displaced persons and their children. Funds are urgently needed for the training of youngsters, rehabilitation of severely handicapped middle-aged refugees, and annuities for the sick and aged.
by Charlotte Bronte dramatised for radio in twelve episodes by HELENA WOOD with Sheila Grant as Lucy Snowe
Madame Beck sends daily for Dr. John. He comes willingly. Why? He is not in love with Madame. Lucy finds a mysterious billetdoux in the garden. Dr. John takes it and begs her to protcctthere is no time to give the name, for Madame approaches. Lucy learns that Ginevra's friend Isidore ' is Dr. John.
Episode 4 Produced bv
MARTYN C. WEBSTER
A radio portrait of Franz Liszt
Written by COLIN SHAW
JOHN OGDON (piano)
BBC NORTHERN ORCHESTRA Led by James Davis Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON Produced by COLIN SHAW and ARTHUR SPENCER in the BBC North of England Studios
If there is one gift more essential to a novelist than another it is the power of combination-the single vision. Virginia Woolt
RICHARD CHURCH will be seventy on Tuesday and he celebrates the occasion with the publication of his seventeenth novel, Prince Albert
In this programme he looks back at his life as a novelist and talks about the craft of novel writing, with the help of recordings from the BBC Sound Archives Produced by HAROLD ROGERS
He has borne our grief
St. Mark 10, vv. 35-45
Psalm 130 (Broadcast psalter) Isaiah 53, vv. 1-12
Ah, holy Jesus, how hast thou offended (BBC H.B. 500)
Philippians 2, vv. 5-8
played by HANS-HELMUT SCHWARZ (piano)
