Market trends and news
Tuesday's "Ten to Eight".
and Programme News
The morning magazine
Introduced by JACK de MANIO
Anne Lobstein talking to Roy Trevivian.
and Programme News
by CHARLES DICKENS abridged by Donald Bancroft
Read by GARY WATSON
Third of fifteen instalments originally broadcast in ' A Book at Bedtime in July and August 1963
Listeners' questions about the countryside answered by Eric Hobbis, Alan Connell and Ralph Wightman
Question-Master, Jeffery Boswall
(Sunday's broadcast)
Choices in paperback shared by CHRISTIANNA BRAND
DAVID DAICHES
HUMPHREY LYTTELTON with IAIN HAMILTON in the deck-chair
Produced by Jocelyn Ferguson
ALAN WILLIAMS talks about some of the villages which visitors to the Edinburgh Festival may find worth seeing
New Every Morning, page 93
New every morning is the love
(BBC H.B 408)
Psalm 29
Luke 12. vv. 47-57 (NEB.)
For the beauty of the earth
(BBC H.B. 272)
by Thomas Hardy abridged by Denis Constanduros
Read by PAUL ROGERS
Third of five instalments: an edited version of the reading in ' A Book at Bedtime' broadcast in June 1964
Country Dancing from the Midlands
STEVE BENROW is the special guest with THE MIDLANDERS
Folk DANCE BAND
Led by John Masterson at Barford, Warwickshire
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 village of Kinver, Staffordshire with MABEL at ' The Table
HARRY HUDSON at the piano
Produced by Stephen Williams
and Programme News
Today's story: ' Daddy at
Home ' by VERONICA JONES
Introduced by PAMELA CREIGHTON
Self-Interview: HUGH LLOYD puts some pithy questions to himself
I think you've blown a gasket: RENEE CHAMPNESS decided to find out what happens under the bonnet
Reading Your Letters
Help is Available: EILEEN CAPEL reports on a scheme in Bedford for the registered blind or partially sighted who might benefit from new optical lenses
Sport: The whys and where-fores discussed by MARJORIE POLLARD , J. L. MANNING ', and CHRISTOPHER BRASHER
WENDY CRAIG reads
Full Tilt by DERVLA MURPHY
Third of five instalments
Bridge of Silence
A play for radio by Rosemary Timperley
Philip Varden. a young musician living in the North, feels that he must ko to London to launch himself as a concert pianist. Will the concert justify all the sacrifices that have been made?
Pianist, WILFRID PARRY
Produced by AUDREY CAMERON
from Edington Priory Church, Wiltshire sung by the EDINGTON FESTIVAL CHOIR
Psalms 119, vv. 73-104 (
Simon Preston )
Responses (Philip Taag )
Lessons: Jeremiah 32. vv. 26-44:
St. Luke 18. v. 31. to 19, v. 10
Magnificat (Tonus Peregrinus)
Nunc dimittis (Tippett)
Anthem: 0 sacrum convivium
(Messiaen)
Voluntary: Thema met variaties
(Andriessen)
Director of Plainsong Choir, GODFREY SALMON
Director of Polyphonic Choir, RICHARD SEAL
Organist, ROBERT BOTTONE
A magazine of interest to all, with older listeners specially in mind, including:
Come to the Opera:
DAVID FRANKLIN takes you on a visit to the Old Vic in the 1920s
Thatcher on the roof: TOM
SALMON talks to REG BURNETT , Cornish master-thatcher
Date with a Doctor
Off the beat: Memories of an ex-London bobby, by WILLIAM A. JOHNSON
Introduced by POLLY ELWES
by Charles Kingsley, dramatised for radio in thirteen episodes by Howard Agg
Into Bideford one bright morning in 1575 came John Oxenham, adventurer and explorer, full of tales about gold on the Spanish Main and the exploits of Drake. To young Amyas Leigh, a school-boy, he offers the challenge of 'Westward Ho!'
Sailors played by Hubert Tucker and Robert Bashford
from the West of England
and Programme News
Erna Spoorenberg (soprano)
Peter Glossop (baritone)
John Shirley-Quirk (baritone)
The London Ensemble Felix Kok (violin)
Jeffrey Wakefield (violin) Raymond Ovens (violin)
Malcolm Latchem (violin) Sydney Mann (violin) Meyer Stolow (violin) Harry Danks (viola) John Coulling (viola) Alexander Kok (cello) Denis Vigay (cello)
Gerald Brinnen (double-bass) Philip Ledger (harpsichord) Alexandra Choir
Conductor,
Charles Proctor Harrow Choral Society
Conductor, Clarice Brooksbank
London Philharmonic Choir Conductor. Frederic Jackson
Watford Philharmonic Society
Conductor, Leslie Regan
BBC Symphony Orchestra Led by Norman Nelson Conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent
From the Royal Albert Hall. London conducted by the COMPOSER
STEVE RACE introduces memories of Johannes Brahms
A BBC Sound Archives production by John Powell
Part 2
followed by an interlude
The News
Background to the News
People in the News followed by LISTENING POST
KENNETH KENDALL introduces this evening's edition
Nine projects which may affect the way we live in Britain
3: Heat into Current
DR. T. E. ALLIBONE
Chief Scientist of the Central Electricity Generating Board interviewed by C. L. BOLTZ
Tomorrow: Spare-parts Surgery
10.59 Weather forecast
JAMES DALTON (organ)
From Queen's College, Oxford
