News and market trends

Thursday'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
5: Shakespeare's England

and Programme News

Second edition

Introductory music
9.8 THE Service
For the beauty of the earth
<Tune, England's Lane)
Interlude: The Gifts of God.
1: A world to live in The Prayer of Thanksgiving
I sing the almighty power of God (Tune, London New)
Previously broadcast on Wednesday in the Third Network

given by GEOFFREY CHARD (baritone) with WILFRID PARRY (piano)

Stage 2 by RACHEL PERCIVAL
Music selected and arranged by Vera Cray
Wednesday's broadcast

New Every Morning, page 80
Christ the Lord is risen again
(BBC H.B. 101)
Psalm 90, vv. 1-12
St. Matthew 19, vv. 1-12
Jerusalem the golden (BBC
H.B. 248)

Written by Heinrich Minden
Intermediate German series

1: Evolution Today
Written by Henry Marshall

by Walter Macken and poem: Turf Carrier on Aranmore by John Hewitt
Listening and Writing series

Some implications of the Common Market
1: On being a European by G. A. F. SCHEELE

Memories of days past and occasions great and small
Introduced by ROBERT GUNNELL

A radio correspondence column
Thursday's broadcast in the Light Programme
12.4S Announcements

and Programme News

GALE PEDRICK makes a personal selection of items from BBC radio and television
Introduced by JOHN ELLISON

Written by Garry Lyle
Travel Talks series

1: The Book of Deuteronomy
Programme written by Jack Shepherd
The Bible and Life series

by James REEVES
Stories and Rhymes series

BBC Scottish ORCHESTRA Led by Granville Casey
Conducted by GEORGE BARATI

ANTHONY JACKSON recalls his experiences of a dozen years ago when, as an army officer stationed in Berlin, he was ' captured ' by the Russians

The Hard Court
Championships of Great Britain
Commentary by MAX ROBERTSON from the West Hants Lawn Tennis Club, Bournemouth

A new magazine of interest to all, but with older listeners specially in mind including:
Lamb's House: ALEX ALLAN visits a historic building that is now an old people's Day Centre
Man of Brass: JOHN FAULDS relives some experiences from his sixty years as a brass band conductor
Music of Scotland: played by the BBC SCOTTISH VARIETY ORCHESTRA, conductor JACK LEON
Introduced by HOWARD LOCKHART
From Scotland

by Ouida dramatised by JOHN KEIR CROSS with Simon Lack
In Baden. Forest King. ridden by the Hon. Bertie Cecil , is doped and loses the race. Cecil, as a result, is in grave financial difficulty. To make matters worse he is accused by Baroni, a money-lender, of forging Rockingham's signature.
4: The King's Last Service
Pianist, ARTHUR DULAY
Produced by DAVID H. GODFREY

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News, comment controversy, and character from town and country

played by the BBC NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA Conductor, BERNARD HERRMANN
Introduced by ROGER MOFFAT

Some operatic characters come and go
Last of a series of record programmes
Introduced by EDWARD GREENFIELD

A sequence of salty yarns by old salts
In the days of sail, the passage round storm-wracked Cape Horn was one of the supreme tests of a mariner. To qualify for membership of the Cape
Horners Club you must have rounded the Horn under sail. Almost automatically, you thereby have an exciting story to tell, as this discussion proves. All the speakers began under sail, the senior, CAPTAIN S. C. FRY , in 1896. Joining him for a yarn are:
CAPTAIN A. W. BROMLEY CAPTAIN J. R. MCINTYRE CAPTAIN J. N MACLEAN
CAPTAIN R. L. ROBERTSON and CAPTAIN A. F. RODGER with another master mariner and broadcaster, GEORGE DAVIDSON , steering the course Produced by ARCHIE P. LEE

A survey of the international disaster and of the measures that are being taken to bring a full life to children suffering from congenital limb defects
Written and narrated by LEIGH CRUTCHLEY with the recorded voices of LADY (FREDERICK) HOARE
GEORGE CHATTERTON
The German experts, PROFESSOR JENTSCHURA and DR. MARQUART and doctors and specialists working in this country
Produced by MAURICE BROWN

Written and compiled by Leslie Baily SYDNEY MOSELEY
Early experiments in television WAL HANNINGTON
The unemployed ' hunger ' marches
JACK PAYNE
The tunes of the year
LORD REITH
Empire broadcasting begins SIR JOHN COCKCROFT and RITCHIE CALDER Splitting the atom
MARGARET LANE
A fabulous writer-Edgar Wallace
R. E. S. WYATT
' Bodyline bowling ' in Australia
THE RT. HON.
PHILIP NOEL-BAKER , M.P.
Disarmament-the last opportunity
ALDOUS HUXLEY
Brave New World with Stuart Hibberd , Dudley Rolph Leslie Baily , Ella Milne Eric Phillips , Alan Keith and Frederick Treves
The pages turned by FREDDY GRISEWOOD
Incidental music arranged and the Orchestra conducted by ALAN PAUL
Produced by VERNON HARRIS
Broadcast on January 24, 1960

Midland Region's popular panel game My Word ! at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon
Dilys POWELL and FRANK MUIR challenge
NANCY SPAIN and DENIS NORDEN
In the chair, JACK LONGLAND
Devised by TONY SHRYANE and EDWARD J. MASON
Recorded in 1963 for the BBC Transcription Service

The News
Background to the News
People in the News

tHow the dailies have handled the week's news, the opinions they have expressed, and current trends in and out of Fleet Street, are analysed by WILLIAM CLARK
Extracts read by JOHN SNAGGE and KENNETH KENDALL

A journalist from abroad looks at Great Britain this week

The Lonely Life
The autobiography of BETTE Davis read by MARY WIMBUSH
Tenth of fifteen instalments
Broadcast in October 1963

HERBERT DOWNES (viola)
WILFRID PARRY (piano)