Market trends and news
Tuesday's 'Ten to Eight'
and Programme News
The morning magazine
Introduced by Jack DE MANIO
Fr. Paul Aquin, S.J. of Le Bon Dieu en Taxi, Montreal
and Programme News
by JOAN GOLDMAN abridged by Eileen Capel
Read by SHEILA MITCHELL
Eighth of ten instalments
Summer Round-up
How has wildlife fared this summer?
BRUCE CAMPBELL discusses regional developments with CHRIS MYLNE , Principal Field Officer, National Trust for Scotland, in Edinburgh
C. DOUGLAS DEANE , Deputy Director of the Ulster Museum, in Belfast
WALTER FLESHER , gamekeeper, in Leeds
ROLAND CLEMENT , National Audubon Society, hopes to call up Bruce Campbell from New York to give the latest information about the Florida Everglades and the rare Californian Condor produced by John Sparks
Sunday's broadcast
Choices in paperback shared by L. P. HARTLEY
DILYS POWELL
KENNETH ROBINSON with IAIN HAMILTON in the deck-chair
Produced by Olive Shapley
JIM DUNLOP recalls some of his memories of two years' medical work in Africa
New Every Morning, page 76
Through all the changing scenes of life (BBC H.B. 481)
Psalm 67
Luke 11, vv. 37-52 (N.E.B.)
Fight the good fight with all thy might (BBC H.B. 302)
A novel of the days of Roman Britain by ROSEMARY SUTCLIFF abridged for radio in six parts by David Scott Daniell
4: Galley Slave
Readers,
GABRIEL WOOLF , NIGEL GRAHAM CECILE CHEVREAU
Country dance music played by the ST. HELENS COUNTRY DANCE BAND with GERALDINE FRANCIS
Introduced by TOM KILGOUR
From Altrincham County Grammar School for Girls
Produced by Richard Kelly
with WILFRED PICKLES visits the market town of Pulborough, Sussex with MABEL at ' The Table ' and HARRY HUDSON at the piano
Produced by Stephen Williams
and Programme News
for children under five
Today's story: ' John's Adventure ' by B. M. TAYLOR
Introduced by ANNE GREGG
Beach Combings: a report from PEGGY ARCHER in the West Country
A Day on a Donkey: CHARLES CRICHTON remembering a childhood holiday
Poet and People: PAUL ROCHE with some theories about poetry and poetry.reading
My Father, Augustus John :
VIVIEN WHITE , one of the artist's daughters, talks to ANNE EDWARDS
Upward Bound: JOAN PYPER visits a rock-climbing course in Sussex
PATIENCE COLLIER reads
All the Days of Minnie Sue by SUSAN BELL
Eighth of ten instalments
Alarm Call
A play for radio by Edward Hyams
Tom Wain. an honest young accountant. is engaged to Hilda Cragg. the daughter of a business magnate. He soon finds himself, however, in circumstances which put his honesty to the test.
Produced by DAVID H. GODFREY
from Truro Cathedral
Sung by a choir of boys and men from churches and schools affiliated to the Royal School of Church Music
directed by Dr Gerald Knight
Introit: God, who hast prepared (Thomas Mudd)
Responses (Bernard Rose)
Psalms 93 and 94
Lessons: Isaiah 55; St. Luke 15. vv. 1-10
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis (Plainsong) (Carolus Andreas)
Anthem: Behold, now praise the Lord (Arthur Wills)
Fill thou my life, O Lord my God (A. and M. Rev 373)
including:
Shall we join the ladies?:
IRENE THOMAS introduces another programme of ballads
Laurens van der Post: the famous author and traveller talks to Don Davis about race, class, and the split-man
'Uncle' — the poor man's
Banker: ARTHUR POVEY recalls working in a pawnshop at the beginning of the century
Date with a Doctor
Introduced by KEN SYKORA
Midwinter by John Buchan adapted for radio by NORMAN PAINTING
7: The Place of Destiny
Alastair is now closest to the Prince's side, and at once farthest from it. With Midwinter's and Johnson's help, Alastair finds hope and purpose.
Other parts: James Grant and Norman Cockin
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
Heather Harper (soprano)
Janet Baker (contralto)
John Mitchinson (tenor)
Victor Godfrey (bass-baritone)
Don Garrard (bass)
BBC Chorus
BBC Choral Society
BBC Symphony Orchestra Leader, Hugh Maguire Conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent
Martindale Sidwell
From the Royal Albert Hall , London
Part 1 conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent
STEVE RACE introduces memories of Ralph Vaughan Williams
A BBC Sound Archives production by John Powell
Part 2 conducted by Martindale SidweU
Mass No. 3, in F minor - Bruckner
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 reflect listeners' own views on current topics
A series of five interviews in which doctors specialising in various branches of medicine talk to PAUL VAUGHAN
3: A PSYCHIATRIST, Physician
Superintendent of a large mental hospital, talks about the care of the mentally sick
Chopin and Field
DAVID BRANSON (piano)
