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Introduced by David BROWN
From a reporter's notebook
Talks by Ian GREGORY
4: Molly's boy friend
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FRANCES MON JONES with songs and tunes that are called ' folk '
A Sound Archive production
Personal opinions and music
This week: The Offspring
Introduced by Brian Matthew
with Ted Ray, Nicky Henson, Charlotte Bingham, Lady Clanmorris, Max Bygraves,
Anthony Bygraves
Written and produced by DAVID CARTER
(Broadcast on May 9)
(Max and Anthony Bygraves are in 'Round About Piccadilly' at the
Tchaikovsky
Records of orchestral music including the Overture-fantasia: Romeo and Juliet played by the Philharmonia ORCHESTRA
Conducted by CARLO MARIA Giulini
New Every Morning, page 96
Thy hand, 0 God, has guided
(BBC H.B. 187)
Psalm 82
Amos 8, vv. 1-12
The Lord will come, and not be slow (BBC H.B. 479)
.Jimmy LEACH AND HIS
ORGANOLIAN QUARTET
A programme of old favourites sung by MARY CONDON (contralto) with Ruby Taylor (piano)
DUDLEY SAVAGE (organ) and a chorus from the WESTERN OPERA PLAYERS
Chorus-Master, ARTHUR DUNN
Introduced by DUDLEY SAVAGE
Listeners' questions about the countryside answered by ERIC Hobbis , MAXWELL KNIGHT and RALPH WIGHTMAN
Question-Master, JACK LONGLAND
Broadcast on July 19
BBC NORTHERN ORCHESTRA
Leader, Reginald Stead
Conductor, GEORGE HURST
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ANONA WINN, JOY
ADAMSON JACK TRAIN, Richard Dimbleby
Kenneth Horne in the chair
Produced by HUMPHREY BARCLAY
Leader. Felix Kok
Conductor. HARVEY PHILLIPS
Chairman, JOHN METCALF
Last Sunday's broadcast
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The Victorians: 5: Derek Parker looks at W.E. Gladstone
These I have loved: May Hankey talks about the cars in her life
Armchair gardener: Simple hints and tips from Fred Loads
Introduced by Polly Elwes
A chronicle of the road by ROSEMARY SUTCLIFF adapted for broadcasting in six parts by NAN MACDONALD It had been an exciting journey from meeting the young Captain Raleigh in the New Forest, and the Italian sailor in the Cotswolds, and now Hugh was to find out what lay in wait for him at the foot of the rainbow.
6: The Foot of the Rainbow
Continued in next column
Incidental music composed by Thomas B. Pitfield and played by a section of the BBC Northern Orchestra Conductor, John Hopkins
Produced by HERBERT SMITH
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on gramophone records
by SIR COLIN COOTE , D.S.O.
Borrowing a title from a friend. Sir Colin reminisces. Foreign correspondent, war correspondent. Parliamentary correspondent, and finally Editor until recently of the Daily Telegraph, Sir Colin not only looks back over an eventful professional life but also describes a fascinatingly unusual childhood and offers his encouragement to the young people of today.
with a world of entertainment on records
Three programmes compiled with recordings from the Sound Archives examining the plays of Shakespeare in performance
Part 1
The Play's the Thing
The art of directing Shakespeare with the voices and opinions of: PETER HALL , MICHAEL Croft
TYRONE GUTHRIE
PROFESSOR ALLARDYCE NICOLL
EDWARD GORDON CRAIG
RALPH RICHARDSON
EDITH EVANS , MAY
CAREY HARCOURT WILLIAMS
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG
JOHN GIELGUD
W. BRIDGES ADAMS
PETER BROOK , JOHN Stridi
MICHAEL ELLIOTT
MICHAEL BENTHALL , Ivor BROWN
Narrator, JOHN PULLEN
Reader, GODFREY KENTON
Narration written by DEREK PARKER
Devised and produced by JOHN POWELL
Speak the Speech: August 21 at 8.30
The News
Background to the News
People in the News
JOHN ELLISON introduces a programme specially designed to reflect listeners' comments on currentissues
Correspondents are invited to write to: Listening Post. BBC. Broadcasting House. London. W.I.
by MICHAEL LANGLEY who draws an affectionate portrait of his Nigerian batman, Audu-and his endless marital difficulties
Dvorak
. String Quartet in D minor,
Op. 34 played by the Janacek Quartet
Jiri Travnicek (violin) Adolf Sykora (violin)
Jiri Kratochvil (viola) Karel Krafka (cello) on a gramophone record
