An extract from ' Sons of Anak ' by David H. C. Read
Reader. RICHARD LEECH
and Programme News
FRANKLIN ENGELMANN recently visited
Worksop, Notts.
Produced by KENNETH PRAGNELL
Chairman, HAROLD HOBSON
Film: ROGER MANVELL
Theatre: PHILIP HOPE-WALLACE
Broadcasting: JACQUES BRUNIUS
Book: IAIN HAMILTON
Art: BRYAN ROBERTSON
Repeated on Thursday at 3.30
and Programme News
Action for Slander
A radio play adapted by Felix Felton from the novel by Mary Borden with William Eedle
Carleton Hobbs , William Fox
A weekend party in a country house; five quests sit down to a game of poker-suddenly one of the players is accused of cheating ...
The action takes place between October 1929 and November 1930.
Produced by CHARLES LEFEAUX Broadcast on July 29, 1961
Please Advise Me: RUPERT TowNSHEND-RosE looks at the postbag
On the Statute Book: a new Act explained
Frost Damage: TOM WILMOT of the British Insurance Association
An Alphabet of Law: D stands for Deceit, Demise and Devise, Distraint
Introduced by Robin HOLMES
Newsletter from Nubia: a re port on rescue excavations in the path of the rising waters behind Egypt's new High Dam at Aswan, by REX KEATING
Work in Progress: a review of current excavations in the United Kingdom by DEREK Roe
Produced by JOHN IRVING
and Programme News
followed by RADIO NEWSREEL
REGINALD LEOPOLD and the PALM COURT ORCHESTRA
Visiting artist,
WILLIAM McALPINE
by ALISTAIR COOKE
Repeated on Monday at 9.5 a.m.
by C. Day Lewis
Reader , David Lloyd James
Last of thirteen programmes
(Repeated on Tuesday at 4.5)
by William Makepeace Thackeray
Dramatised in thirteen episodes by HOWARD AGG
13: Point of Honour
Arthur Pendennis .... SIMON LACK
Col. Newcome....CARLETON HOBBS
Ethel Newcome
VALERIE KIRKBRIGHT
Barnes Newcome. ... Ian RICKETTS
Mr. Luce GEOFFREY Wincott
Mrs. MacKenzie ....... EVA STUART
Continued in next column
Produced by MARTYN C. WEBSTER
Repeated on Tuesday at 4.15
Next Sunday: ' Esther Waters
(piano)
Intermezzo in F minor, Op. 118
No. 4
Romanze in F major, Op. 118
No.5 (Brahms)
9.6* Waldscenen (Schumann) on gramophone records
The Age of Automation by Sir Leon Bagrit Chairman of Elliott-Automation Ltd.
5: Some Industrial and Economic Consequences
The development of automation coincides with an urgent and growing demand for more goods and services to meet the needs of a rapidly increasing world population. The main economic problem of the last quarter of the twentieth century is likely to be one of distribution, rather than of overproduction.
Repeated on Monday at 9.55 (Third)
Next Sunday: New Opportunities for Social Enrichment
12: DEGAS c. 1834-1917
Ballet Scene from Meyerbeer's opera ' Robert le Diable ' painted c. 1874-76
Victoria and Albert Museum Speaker, GEOFFREY AGNEW
Last Friday's broadcast in the Third Network
These talks are being printed In ' The Listener '
The Word of God
Romans 15, v. 4
Psalm 119, vv. 41-48 Isaiah 55, vv. 1-13 1 John 5, vv. 1-13
Father of mercies, in thy word
(BBC H.B. 189)
Prayer (New Every Morning, page 84, No. 2)
10.59 Weather forecast
RAFAEL PUYANA (harpsichord)
