News and market trends
Tuesday's 7.50 talk
and Programme News
The morning magazine
Introduced by JACK DE MANIO
PROFESSOR G. WILSON KNIGHT talks about
Shakespeare and his Faith
3: Tragic Revelation
and Programme News
Tim KNIGHT a young journalist just back after fifteen months in the Congo, tells what happened to him last August 6. It was the day when-in company with a small U.N. reconnaissance team-he fell into the hands of the rebel Katangese army
Twelve Studies, Op. 25 played by DAPHNE SPOTTISWOODE (piano)
New Every Morning, page 72
Ye holy angels bright (BBC
H.B. 286)
Canticle 4
St. Matthew 18, vv. 10-20
God's law is perfect (BBC H.B.
456)
A series of illustrated talks on some of the outstanding novels of recent years
1: RONALD HINGLEY on Dr. Zhivago
by Boris Pasternak
Readers, VALERIE KIRKBRIGHT and GABRIEL WOOLF
Produced by ROGER OWEN
Broadcast on January 2 in the Third Network
1: Why do things move? by HARRY ARMSTRONG
Junior Science series
Written by Jenyth Worsley
Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN
1: Europe and the Marshall Plan
Written by David MacFadyen
The Modern World series
Traditional music and songs from a square dance party at Bristol
Singer, PAT SHAW
Caller, Nibs MATTHEWS
THE JOLLY WAGGONERS BAND
Led by NAN FLEMING-WILLIAMS
Master of Ceremonies, BERNARD FISHWICK
Produced by BRIAN PATTEN
and Programme News
by PROFESSOR W. S. BULLOUGH
Nature Study series
A Touch of Colour by John Williams
A holiday abroad may hold romantic memories-but sometimes it is wiser not to retrace our steps.
by Peter Whitbread
An hour to put off too often spells unrewarding tedium. In certain circumstances, however, the experience may change the course of more lives than one.
The plays produced by ARCHIE CAMPBELL
from Bristol Cathedral
Versicles and Responses
(Bristol Use)
Psalms 108, 109
Lessons (from R.S.V.): Deuteronomy 30; Acts 17, vv. 16-34
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis
(Sumsion in G)
Anthem: 0 clap your hands
(Maurice Greene )
Organist and Master of the Choristers, Clifford Harker
A new magazine of interest to all, but with older listeners specially in mind includes:
Labour Plans for Old People: by MARGARET HERBISON , M.P.
Music Remembered; by ALEC ROBERTSON
Turning Point: GERALD DURRELL talks to JOHN ELLISON
Date with a Doctor
Introduced by GEOFFREY EARLE
Four talks on man and his environment
3: Man to Man by COLIN CHERRY ,
Professor of Telecommunication Imperial College, London
Rapid, accurate communications have transformed our sense of the world's scale. By Telstar we can be ' in America ' at the turn of a switch. Professor Cherry talks about some of the social implications of this change.
and Programme News
A series of contests between London and the regions London v. Scotland
Round 5
London:
SIR DENIS BROGAN CEDRIC CLIFFE
Quiz-Master,
LIONEL HALE Scotland :
SIR JAMES FERGUSSON JACK HOUSE
Quiz-Master, PATRICK HARVEY
Arranged by Patrick Harvey
from the Ulster Hall, BELFAST
BBC Symphony Orchestra Leader, Hugh Maguire
Conducted by Colin Davis
In association with the Arts Council of Northern Ireland
Part 1
MICHAEL J. MURPHY , the Ulster folklore collector, describes how he became interested in collecting folklore and discusses the difficulties and satisfactions of his individual way of life
Part 2
The News
Background to the News
People in the News
Introduced by SYDNEY GOODSIR SMITH read by C R. M. BROOKES and MARGARET GORDON
Produced by R. D. SMITH
A sequence of music for voices and piano by Costeley, Gesualdo, Schumann, John Field ,
Peter Warlock , John Ireland and Benjamin Britten sung and played by the BBC NORTHERN SINGERS
Conductor, STEPHEN WILKINSON
KEITH SWALLOW (piano)
