Market trends and news
Tuesday's "Ten to Eight".
and Programme News
The morning magazine
Introduced by JACK DE MANIO
Faith in Living
Dr. Helen Roseveare author of "Doctor among Congo Rebels"
and Programme News
The Gentle Giant
The basking shark
Sunday's broadcast
Choices in paperback shared by JOHN BoWEN , C. DAY LEWIS
C. V. WEDGWOOD with lAIN HAMILTON in the deck-chair
Produced by Jocelyn Ferguson
† by ROBERT AMEY
Mr. Amey, a schoolmaster and lover of poetry. tells how he and his son Mike made an unexpected discovery late one night after they had brought home a decrepit tea-chest full of books from an auction sale.
New Every Morning, page 33
Rejoice! the Lord is King (BBC
H.B. 128)
Psalm 20
Luke 9. vv. 10-17 (N.E.B.)
Author of life divine (BBC
HB199)
by KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN adapted for radio in five episodes by AILEEN MILLS
Rebecca was resolved to run away from her aunts at Riverboro, and enlisted the aid of Jeremiah Cobb. the stage-driver, to help her. But Cobb Persuaded her not to go, and he smuggled her back into her aunts' house. She resolves to face up to the dreaded Aunt Miranda....
Episode 3
Produced by BRIAN MILLER from the West of England
Broadcast on May 17
Country Ceili from St. Colman's Hall, Kilkeel, Co. Down
ARD Rt CEILI BAND
UNA O'CALLAGHAN (mezzo-soprano)
JAMES SHAW (baritone)
BRIAN CONNORS
(songs with guitar)
M.C., JACK SLOANE
† Produced by Sam Denton
with WILFRED PICKLES visits
The moorland village of Heptoftstall with MABEL at ' The Table ' and HARRY HVDSON at the piano
Produced by Stephen Williams
Broadcast on November 10. 1964,
(Light)
Tuesday's broadcast (Light)
and Programme News
For children under five
† Today's story:
' Wigeon Jones' Birthday 'by ANN ALLEN
Introduced by MARJORIE ANDERSON
My Son, My People:
NAOMI MITCHISON describes how the Bakgatta tribe in Bechuanaland has claimed her as their mother
Correspondence Column: a child psychiatrist considers listeners' letters on cruelty to children
† I Met an Angel: NANCY LISHER recalls an unique childhood experience
Interview: JANE ASHER talks to
MICHAEL FREEDLAND
School Magazines: some opinions from MELVILLE HARDIMf.NT, schoolmaster, and some sixth-formers
FLORA ROBSON reads
They Dared to be Doctors by MARY ST. JOHN FANCOURT
Fourth of six instalmenls
The Creep
A play for radio by R. B. Amos with Roger Snowdon
A newly married couple take pity on a man who lives in the same block of flats. They find. however. that this Good Samaritan attitude has unlooked-for consequences.
Produced by JOHN TYDEMAN
†from the Royal Albert Hall, London
Singers from parish, cathedral, school, and college choirs affiliated to the Royal School of Church Music
Preces and Responses (Bernard Rose)
Office Hymn: All my hope on God is founded (Hymns for Church and School 16)
Psalms: 20, 148
Lessons:
Ecelesiasticus 50, vv. 17-24 1 Corinthians 14. vv. 1-16
Canticles (Sumsion in A)
Anthem: Come. Holy Ghost, the Maker, come (Cedric Thorpe Davie)
Glorious things of thee are spoken (H.C.S. 34)
Organists.
Roy MASSEY , PETER WHITE
Conductor, DR. GERALD H. KNIGHT Director of the R.S.C.M.
including:
Key-notes. 2: ELSIE HALL. the Australian pianist, recalls her long career on the concert halls
† Laurens van der Post : the author and traveller talks to DON DAVIS about the lure of Africa
Armchair Gardener: simple hints and tips from FRED LOADS
Date with a Doctor
Introduced by STEVE RACE
Midwinter by John Buchan adapted by NORMAN PAINTING
Alastair escapes from danger and. after recovering in ' The Sleeping Deer. strives once more-with the Spoonbills' help-to uncover Kyd's secret.
5: Duchess Kitty on the Road
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, NORMAN HACKFORTH with A Mystery Voice and KENNETH HORNE in the chair
Produced by Humphrey Barclay From the Commonwealth Institute, Kensington
The U-boats of 1917 A documentary programme
Recently published German documents. kept secret since the end of World War 1, make possible a new appraisal of the unrestricted U-boat warfare campaign of 1917. On the one hand this campaign very nearly defeated the Allies. but on the other it made Allied victory certain by involving the United States in the war.
Written and produced by DAVID WOODWARD
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The News
Background to the News People in the News followed by LISTENING POST
GILES PLAYFAIR introduces this evening's edition of a series designed to reftect listeners' own views on current topics. Letters on public affairs and issues of policy are specially welcome
ERIC HOPE (piano)
