News and market trends
Friday's 7.50 talk
and Programme News
The diary of a woman priest by THE Rev. DR. Margit SAHLIN
6: Struggle and peace
and Programme News
What the weeklies think, illustrated from their editorials, is reviewed by GILES PLAYFAIR ; extracts read by KENNETH Kendall
Feast of St. James
New Every Morning, page 41
Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost
(BBC H.B. 153)
Psalm 32
St. Mark 10, vv. 35-45
Dear Master, in whose life I see (BBC H.B. 319)
News Summary at 10.30
THE GERALD CROSSMAN PLAYERS
VIC OLIVER with the help of some records, invites you to join him for a half-hour of music
visits Devon
Gardening enthusiasts from Honiton put their questions to
FRED Loads, BILL SOWERBUTTS and ALAN GEMMELL
Question-Master,
Franklin Engelmann
Last Sunday's broadcast
Introduced by Bill HARTLEY
Are the Police Cruel to Motorists? EX-SUPT. J. L. THOMAS explains the policeman's point of view
The Outlaws of the Road: RUPERT Townshend-Rose SUggests some ways in which the laws could be restyled
Probationary Licences in Australia: THE HON. R. J. Hamer , Assistant Chief Secretary of Victoria, talks about the new regulations
Livestock Ahead!: advice for motorists by ELIZABETH Hux -TABLE, an Exmoor farmer's wife
Friday's broadcast in the Third
Network and The Latest Road Traffic' News
Celebrities and personalities
Introduced by NAN WINTON and MICHAEL SMEE
Research assistant, David Hatch
Produced by Richard Dingley
and Programme News
A sort of radio show written by ERIC MERRIMAN with Kenneth Horne
Kenneth Williams , HUGH PADDICK
Betty MARSDEN , BILL PERTWEE
THE FRASER HAYES FOUR
BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA
Conductor, PAUL FENOULBET
Sort-of-announcer, Douglas SMITH
Produced by JOHN SIMMONDS
+ Broadcast on December 29,
1963, in the Light Programme
David Wynne, sculptor, discusses with Roy Plomley in a recorded programme the gramophone records he would take to a desert island.
(Last Monday's broadcast)
Let me go
A radio play by Rosemary Timperley adapted by the author from her novel of the same name with Ferdy Mayne and Cecile Chevreau
Betty Lebanon is excited and flattered when Lucien Maynard asks her to write a play for him. Her interest in the millionaire impresario gradually turns to a fear that once she becomes part of his kingdom he will never let her go.
Produced by EILEEN CULLEN
GALE PEDRICK makes a personal selection of items from BBC radio and television
Introduced by ALEXANDER MOYES
Friday's broadcast
MARCEL STELLMAN introduces records of ' live ' performances bv some of the world's star artists
SUSAN BRADSHAW (piano)
BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA
Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conducted by David LLOYD JONES
Illustrated reports by RAYMOND Brooks - Ward and Tony Preston on the week's activities at the Royal International Horse Show From the White City Stadium
and Programme News
Introduced by GERALD Sinstadt Produced by GODFREY DIXEY
SIR EDWIN LEATHER, M.P. gives his impressions of what he heard and saw in Parliament
Every Saturday, top musical stars are joined by some of their favourite artists for thirty minutes of top entertainment Tonight's star hostess: Vera Lynn and her guests, Eddie Calvert
Alfred Marks
THE CLIFF ADAMS SINGERS
BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA Leader, John Jezard
Conductor, PAUL Fenoulhet
Continuity by Alastair Foot
Produced by BILL WORSLEY
Eddie Calvert is appearino in ' The Dirk Emery show ' at the Winter Gardens Pavilion, Blackpool
A Crown for the Strong
The second part of THE GOLDEN YOKE OF SOVEREIGNTY
A radio play in two parts by Lydia Ragosin with Haydn Jones
Mary Miller , Grizelda Hervey
Other parts played by members of the BBC
Drama Repertory Company
The action takes place between 1485 and 1499. Produced by CHARLES Lefeauz
Broadcast on May 20. 1963
Evening prayers
Conducted by THE REV. COLIN JAMES
Schumann
Novelletten, Op. 21 played by Edith VOGEL (piano)
Third ot twelve weekly programmes of Schumann's piano music
