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A talk by BISW)P STEPHFEN BAYNE
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COMMANDER C. J. ELIOT recalls an occasion in Ceylon when, in order to solve a domestic difficulty, he had to make use of a touch of magic
KATHLEEN KAY (contralto)
MAURICE AITCHISON (piano)
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Hail blessed spirit. Lord eternal (BBC H.B. 154)
Psalm 139
1 Corinthians 6, vv. 12-20
Holy Spirit, truth divine
(BBC H.B. 155)
DENYS HAY
Professor of Medieval History in the University of Edinburgh gives the first of eight talks on Renaissance thought, with special reference to its influence on the educational ideas of Western Europe, illustrated from contemporary material 1: The Uncloistered Scholar
The discovery in Florence in the late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries of a justification for the active life
Readers. GARY WATSON and MICHAEI SPICE
1 Broadcast on October 2, 1963, in the Third Network
1: Your changing body by HARRY ARMSTRONG Junior Science series
Written by William Murphy Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN
Current Affairs
Country Ceili from the Town Hall,
Ballymena, Co. Antrim
THE MCCUSKER BROTHERS CEILI BAND
MAUREEN TYSON (soprano)
EILEEN GAVIN (contralto)
JOHN HUGHES
(songs with guitar)
Master of Ceremonies, JACK SLOANE Produced by SAM DENTON
Forecast fur land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
A Russian folk tale
Let's Join In series
Written by F. R. Elwell Nature Study series
Give A Dog A Bad Name
A new play by Lydia Ragosin with William Fox
Olga Lindo
Fred Ambet lives alone with his dog. Joey, but the magistrate orders him to have Joey put down ...
Cast in order of speaking: Produced by AUDREY CAMERON
from St. Joseph's Roman Catholic College, Upholland, Wigan, Lancashire
Introduced by FR. J. L. ALSTON
Introduction
Deus in adjutorium:
Gloria Patri
Psalms: 127, 128, 129, 130, 131
Little Chapter
(Ecclesiasticus 31, vv. 8-9)
Hymn: Iste Confessor Domini Magnificat (Lassus)
Benedicamus Domino
Motet: Ave Maria
(Josquin des Pres)
Recessional Hymn: Firmly I believe and truly (W.H. 185)
Choirmaster, Fr. A. K. Snape
Organist, Fr. J. J. Gaine
'One day when I've got money I'll go and live in the country, because living in the East End all my life I don'like London at all. not only the East End, the West End, any part of London. -
TED LEWIS fish-porter, crane driver, and ex-professional featherweight boxer talking to PAUL STEPHENSON Second broadcast
A musical story written, told, and sung by Phyllis Kinney
from the novel by ERIC LINKLATER dramatised for radio-by MURIEL LEVY
Incidental music written by HENRY REED who conducts a section of the BBC. NORTHERN ORCHESTRA Led by James Davis 3: The Battle Begins Produced by HERBERT SMITH
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
Christopher Bunting (cello)
BBC Women's Chorus
BBC Symphony Orchestra Leader, Hugh Maguire Conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent
From the De Montfort Hall. Leicester
Part 1
by DOUGLAS JOHNSON
Senior Lecturer in Modern History at Birmingham University In the course of his work at the Faculty of Arts. Mr Johnson is responsible for the direction of a large number of students. In this talk he comments on the changes in students' intellectual attitudes over the past ten years.
Part 2
A series of concerts devoted to music by British composers
A tribute to the late Sir Jack Hobbs
1882-1963 the great Surrey and England cricketer
Introduced by ALFRED Cover with recollections by some of his friends, including SIR DONALD BRADMAN
SIR LEARIE CONSTANTINE GEORGE DUCKWORTH P. G. H. FENDER BERT OLDFIELD
WILFRED RHODES ANDREW SANDHAM HERBERT SUTCLIFFE Edited and produced by JOHN BRIDGES
The News
Background to the News
People in the News
with KARL ENGEL (piano) sings songs by Hugo Wolf on a gramophone record
BRONWEN JONES (piano)
