News and market trends
Friday's 7.50 talk
and Programme News
' Forty years in management '
Talks by H. W. Yoxall
6: Go forth into the world
and Programme News
and Sir Malcolm Sargent as conductor and producer
Broadcast on Sept. 14, 1947
What the weeklies think, illustrated from their editorials, is reviewed by WILLIAM CLARK , with extracts read by JOHN SNAGGE
Local repertory theatres fight a constant battle for survival against rising costs and ' canned ' entertainment. Should they be expected to pay their own way, or should they expect the rate-payers to come to their rescue? JOHN TIMPSON reports on the repertory theatres at Watford and Chelmsford
New Every Morning, page 33
From East to West, from shore to shore (BBC H.B. 47)
Canticle 12 '
I Corinthians 3, vv. 10-23
Help us to help each other,
Lord (BBC H.B. 378)
RAYMOND AGOULT
AND HIS PLAYERS
Prelude: Lohengrin (Wagner)
COLUMBIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by Bruno WALTER
Piano Concerto No. 1, in E flat major (Liszt)
ANNIE FISCHER (piano)
Philharmonia ORCHESTRA Conducted by Otto Klemperer on gramophone records
visits Kent
Members of the Folkestone Flower Show Association put their questions to
FRED LOADS, BILL Sowerbutts and ALAN GEMMELL
Question-Master,
FRANKLIN ENGELMANN Last Sunday's broadcast
Introduced by Bill HARTLEY
A Simple Guide to the Motor Car: 1-The Engine, by Robin-RICHARDS
Your Driving Health: The Doctor' with some timely advice
Tyres in the Wet: DANE SINCLAIR reveals the results of some recent experiments
Post-Bag: a selection of listeners' letters
Road Conditions: a review of the week ahead Friday's broadcast in the Third Network
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
with Ken Dodd, John Laurie, Judith Chalmers, Wallas Eaton, Percy Edwards, Peter Hudson and Edmundo Ros
Special feature: How to make yourself even more invisible
BBC Revue Orchestra
Conductor, Malcolm Lockyer
Script by Ken Dodd and Eddie Braben
Produced by Bill Worsley
(Broadcast on October 13, 1963, in the Light Programme)
H. Montgomery Hyde, author, journalist and traveller, discusses with Roy Plomley in a recorded programme the eight records he would take to a desert island.
(Broadcast on December 16)
Ask Me No Questions by Derek Benfield with Anthony Viccars
' Situation vacant. Big financial reward for the right man. No qualifications necessary.' Too good to be true, perhaps? But Henry Scrubb was out of a job. and he couldn'afford to be choosy....
Other parts played by members of the BBC
Drama Repertory Company Produced by Betty DAVIES
Memories of the music-hall star
Introduced by DEREK PARKER
Compiled from recordings in the BBC Sound Archives
A programme for the under-fives Introduced by PETER Hawkins
Fanny and JOHNNIE CRADOCK give the third of six lessons for beginners
Baked apples
JEAN WARE visits the Orthopaedic Hospital, Gobcwen to meet some of the young patients, and to invite them to choose a record which they would like to hear Produced by JAMES WILLIAMS
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
Sixteen Lives of a Drunken Dreamer by Stephen Grenfell with Geoffrey Matthews as Jack Mallalieu
The hero is dead ... lonely, old, unsung. But from the corpse of the derelict compassionately there arises the ghost of the young man who strode through early manhood in splendour.'
Cast in order of speaking:
Other parts played by members of the cast Produced by KEITH WILLIAMS
News and views of books by CHARLES Gibbs-Smith ROBERT GREACEN
JOHN HORDER , JAMES LAVER
DILYS POWELL on The Movies
PETER NORMAN on Nabokov and Freeborn Introduced by ROBIN HOLMES
Chopin and Debussy played by JOHN BROWNING (piano) Part of the broadcast of June
5,1963, in the Third Programme
