News and market trends
A talk by PATRICK HAMILTON Friday's 7.50 talk
A talk by PATRICK HAMILTON Editor of The Layman
'Chosen and described by DUDLEY PERKINS
What the weeklies think. illustrated from their editorials, is reviewed by HONOR BALFOUR
A magazine programme
Introduced by SIR IVAN THOMPSON Produced by JACK HARRISON
played by DAVID WILDE (piano)
Feast of St. Bartholomew
New Every Morning, page 1
Love of the Father. Love of God the Son (BBC H.B. 522)
Psalm 3
St. Matthew 10, vv. 1-15
Love divine, all loves excelling
(BBC H.B. 328)
ANTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA
A recent record of recordings made by the celebrated conductor between 1929 and 1940
Reports from Britain and overseas
Introduced by BILL HARTLEY
Crossroads in which listeners' letters are answered by TOM BUDGETT
Insurance Consultant
JOHN GASELEE
Editor of the Insurance Record
CLIVE WALKER an automobile engineer and designer
TONY BOSTOCK
Technical Editor of Popular Motoring Friday's broadcast in Network
Three
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South- East
Members of the public and invited personalities put questions to
JIMMY EDWARDS , TED RAY
TOMMY TRINDER , CYRIL FLETCHER
In the chair, McDONALD HOBLEY
Guest,
WYNFORD VAUGHAN THOMAS
From an idea by Jimmy Edwards
Produced by EDWARD TAYLOR Broadcast on April 1 in the Light Programme
The King of Soho
A comedy for radio by Leslie Darbon with Henry Woolf
The day Tooker Nicholls is let out of prison, his pa]s prepare a big welcome home. But Kongie Weller , ' the King of Soho,' has other plans for him.
Cast in order of speaking:
Produced by WILLIAM GLEN-DOEPEL
GALE PEDRICK makes a personal selection of items from BBC sound and television
Introduced by ALEXANDER MOYES Friday's broadcast
A programme for the under-fives Introduced by PETER HAWKINS
Sailing Skipper Bob Roberts:
goes carp-charming on the Nene with two sixteen-year-olds, David Olson and Robin Mosley
spends twenty-four hours aboard the Crossand Light Ship with Tom Wisdom
and returns to Treasure Island where he was wrecked.
Seven programmes of music played by young orchestras from many parts of the country 3: NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHESTRA OF WALES Conductor, CLARENCE RAYBOULD
Broadcast by permission of the Welsh Education Joint Committee
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
HARRY DAVIDSON
AND HIS ORCHESTRA with PAMELA WOOLMORE
Introduced by REX PALMER Master of Ceremonies, CHARLES CRATHORN
Produced by JAMES DUFOUR
The dances: Waltz; Military Twostep; Progressive Barn Dance; Royal Saunter; Waltz Camay: Tango Serida: Western Schottische: Variety Fox-trot; Waverley Twostep
The songs: The Green Hills of Somerset: Ship Ahoy (All the nice girls love a sailor)
Means To An End
The novel by John Rowan Wilson
Adapted for broadcasting by LAURA COMMON with David Knight
Continued in next column
The action takes p]ace in New York, London, and Paris at the present time. Produced by ARCHIE CAMPBELL
News and views of books by CORRELLI BARNETT, ANN DEARDEN and W. R. RODGERS
P. G. WODEHOUSE talking to ALISTAIR COOKE about Jeeves
DILYS POWELL on Greek delights
Introduced by MICHAEL VOWDEN
Evening Prayers Conducted by FR. AGNELLUS ANDREW, O.F.M. with the ST. GABRIEL SINGERS under the direction of FR. WILFRID PURNEY
C. P. E. Bach and Brahms played by the BAMBERG PIANO QUARTET
Ernesto Mampaey (violin) Sophie Hagemann (viola) Hans Meizer (cello)
Ernest Groschel (piano) Broadcast on December 3,
1962, in the Third Programme
