News and market trends
Friday's 7.50 talk
and Programme News
A talk by BISHOP STEPHEN BAYNE
and Programme News
What the weeklies think. illustrated from their editorials, is reviewed by WILLIAM CLARK : extracts read by JOHN SNAGGE
New Every Morning, page 33 King of Glory, King of Peace
(BBC H.B. 325)
Psalm 24
Micah 2, vv. 12-13
St. John 10, vv. 1-10
The Lord's my shepherd (BBC
H.B. 480)
News Summary at 10.30
† Harold C. GEE and his MARITZA PLAYERS
Records of orchestral music by Mozart and Shostakovich
Introduced by FRANKLIN ENGELMANN
Members of the Woodchurch Gardening Society near Ash-ford, Kent, put their problems to
FRED LOADS, BILL SOWERBUTTS and ALAN GEMMELL
Last Sunday's broadcast
Introduced by BILL HARTLEY
Motoring in Other Countries: 2—Switzerland, by W. F SHEPHERD
Your Road Safety Ideas: discussed by NORMAN GOODCHILD , Chief- Constable of Wolverhampton
An UNDER-SECRETARY from the MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT responsible for road safety
G. GRIME, Deputy Head of the Traffic and Safety Division of the Road Research Laboratories
Read Conditions: a review of the week ahead
Friday's broadcast in the Third Network
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the Suuth-East
With KEN DODD, JOHN LAURIE, JUDITH CHALMERS, WALLAS EATON, PERCY EDWARDS, PETER HUDSON and The Barry Sisters
Special feature this week:
How to make yourself most invisible
BBC REVUE ORCHESTRA
Conducted by MALCOLM LOCKYER
Script written by Ken Dodd and Eddie Braben
Produced by BILL WORSLEY
(Broadcast on October 20, 1963, in the Light Programme)
Coco the Clown, Nicolai Poliakoff, O.B.E. discusses with Roy Plomley in a recorded programme the eight records he would take to a desert island.
(Broadcast on Dec. 23, 1963)
(Coco is Lippeoritio in Bertram Mills' Circus, Olympia, London)
Welsh songs and marches on gramophone records
by Otto Heinrich Kühner translated by R. J. Hollingdale
with Nigel Stock and David Sumner
A German firing-squad is detailed to shoot a young deserter during the war. It is the practice to load one of the rifles with a blank cartridge, so that each member of the squad can imagine that it was not he who had shot the victim.
(Nigel Stock is in ''The Father' at the Piccadilly Theatre; Martin Jarvis is in 'Poor Bitos' at the Duke of York's Theatre, London)
Followed by an interlude
A programme for the under-fives
Introduced by PETER HAWKINS
† Fanny and JOHNNIE CRADOCK give the fourth of six lessons for beginners
Sausage rolls
† A Jazz Suite by Ken Rattenbury inspired by Hans Andersen 's fairy tale with DAVID STEVENS as storyteller and KEN RATTENBURY AND HIS BAND
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East
HARRY DAVIDSON
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Introduced by REX PALMER
Master of Ceremonies, CHARLES CRATHORN
Produced by ANDREW GOLD
The dances: Waltz; Boston Twostep; Variety Foxtrot: Tango Sebastian ; Dream Saunter; Hesitation Waltz; Rosetta Twostep
Leave It To
The Hangman by Bill Knox adapted by the author from his novel of the same name iiilh
Duncan Mclntyre , John Young and Bryden Murdoch
Drugs or dynamite, stolen or smuggled, nothing is too hot for the Kilburns until one of them kills a policeman. But which was the Kilburn killer?
Other parts played bv
Sheila Donald , Alex Allan
Charles Baptiste , Joe Dunlop
Michael Elder , Richard Findlay John Grieve , Bill Henderson Alec Monteath
Douglas Murchie , Alec Powis Gerard Slevin and members of the cast
Produced by JAMES CRAMPSEY
Repeated on Monday at 3.0
News and views of books by MAURICE CRANSTON , NAOMI LEWIS , PATRICK STREVENS and MARGERY FISHER talking to four schoolchildren about books they have been reading during the holidays
Introduced by ROBIN HOLMES
The second night
ROBIN RICHARDS gives the latest news of the Rally and introduces reports from some of the competitors, including RAYMOND BAXTER in Prague
See page 8
Schumann
Sonata in D minor played by MARIA LIDKA (violin)
OTTO FREUDENTHAL (piano)
