News, market trends and current topics
Tuesday's "Ten to Eight".
and Programme News
The morning magazine
Introduced by JACK DE MANIO
Elizabeth Webb talks to an Essex housewife.
and Programme News
Listeners' questions about the countryside answered by Eric Hobbis, Ernest Neal and Ralph Wightman.
Question-Master, Derek Jones
(Sunday's broadcast)
Choices in paperback shared by JAMES CAMERON, RUTH FIRST
WILLIAM SARGANT , MARY STOCKS
LAIN HAMILTON in the deck-chair
Produced by Jocelyn Ferguson
The traditional lighthouse, epitomised by white towers like Eddystone or Skerryvore, is changing
BILL KNOX tells about ' black light,' radar, and other devices which are taking over
New Every Morning, page 76
Believe not those who say
(BBC H.B. 317)
Psalm 130
St. Luke 5, vv. 1-11
For all thy saints. 0 Lord
(BBC H.B. 228)
by Charles Dickens
A series of ten dramatic readings selected and arranged by MOLLIE HARDWICK
8: Bardell v. Pickwick
Produced by DAVID H. GoDFREY
Trevor Martin is a National
Theatre plauer
Country dancing from the Midlands
Special guest, NADIA CATTOUSE with the MIDLANDERS FOLK DANCE BAND at Clifton, Nottinghamshire
Master of Ceremonies. KENNETH CLARK
Introduced by RICHARD MADDOCK
Kenneth Clark broadcasts by permission of the English Folk Dance and Song Society
with WILFRED PICKLES visits
The Royal Burgh of Dingwall with MABEL at ' the Table and HARRY HUDSON at the piano
Produced by Stephen Williams
Broadcast on October 20. 1964, In the Light Programme
AUDREY RUSSELL introduces this midday edition of a series designed to reflect listeners' own views on current topics.
Tuesday's broadcast in the Light Programme
and Programme News
For children under five
Today's story: The Doll's
House Garden' by HELEN WAREING
Introduced by MARJORIE ANDERSON
A Successful Century:
J. H. BADLEY , a centenarian, talks to JOCELYN RYDER-SMITH about Bedales, the school he founded
The Expensive Season:
JEAN STEVENS remembers an incident in Quetta
Reading Your Letters
How can we save our coast?: a discussion between some people concerned, including COMMANDER RAWNSLEY. Director of Enterprise Neptune, and a County Planning Officer
Perhaps he'll grow out of it: a mother talks about her problem child to MOLLIE LEE
MICHAEL HORDERN reads
The General Next to God by RICHARD COLLIER
Fifth of six instalments
The Big Mirror
A play for radio by Peter J. Hammond
A man is heading for the North of England and a woman for the South. Both are restlessly looking for someone.... something.... perhaps if their paths had crossed? But fate plays them a different hand.
Produced by HUGH STEWART
from
The Temple Church, London
Introit: 0 thou that hearest prayer
Psalms: 73 and 74 Lessons: I Chronicles 22, vv. 2-19;
St. Mark 15. v. 42, to 16. V. 20
Canticles (Walford Davies in G)
(Festal)
Anthem: Where thou refgnest
(Schubert)
Organist and Director of the Choir DR. G. THALBEN-BALL
A magazine of interest to all, with older listeners specially in mind, including:
Chopin and his Scottish Ladies:
COLIN GIBSON looks at the composer's associations with Britain
Going to the Pictures: BETTY
BEST recommends some films you might enjoy seeing this month, and talks to ROBERT MORLEY tDate with a Chiropodist
Off the beat: Memories of an ex-London bobby, by WILLIAM A. JOHNSON
Introduced by KEN SYKORA
Midwinter by John Buchan adapted for radio by NORMAN PAINTING
2: The Runaway Lady
Alastair Maclean falls into rough company and is saved by a charming lady, only to be soon on the run again.
Other parts played by Eric Ball and Charles Butler
Incidental music arranged by HAMISH HENDERSON and played by ERNEST ELEMENT (violin)
Produced by ANTHONY CORNISH
and Programme News
ANONA WINN, JOY ADAMSON' JACK TRAIN, CECIL LEWIS KENNETH HORNE in the chair
Produced by Humphrey Barclay
A tale from the Pacific Islands by SIR ARTHUR GRIMBLE
A talk from the BBC Sound Archives: first broadcast in June 1954
A programme of gramophone records
Introduced by MARK LUBBOCK
Victorian Music-Hall from the Players' Theatre
Chairman, BARRY CRYER introduces
SHEILA BERNETTE
BRIAN BLADES
ARCHIE HARRADINE JOHN HEWER
DENIS MARTIN
SHEILA MATTHEWS
JAMIE PHILLIPS
ANNE ROGERS
JOAN STERNDALE BENNETT
JULIA SUTTON
At the pianoforte, GEOFFREY BRAWN
Produced by TRAFFORD WHITELOCK
See facing page
The News
Background to the News People in the News followed by LISTENING POST
DOUGLAS BROWN introduces this evening's edition of a series designed to reflect listeners' own views on current topics. Letters on public affairs and issues of policy are specially welcome
SYRINX TRIO
James Galway (flute) Derek Wickens (oboe) John Constable (piano)
Trio-Sonata in D minor.Loeillet
11.24* Trio, Op. 35......Fricker
11.37* Trio-Sonata in D minor
Telemann
