Last Friday's "Ten to Eight".
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A Christian angle on the news
Speaker, MARY STOCKS
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New Every Morning, page 44
Hail, blest Spirit, Lord eternal
(BBC H.B. 154)
Psalm 89
Acts 23, vv. 12-24 (N.E.B.)
Lord. pour thy Spirit from on high (BBC H.B. 224)
6: Lord Francis-Williams speaks on Humanism in world affairs
The last of six programmes in which representative Humanists have been questioned by KENNETH HARRIS about their assumptions and ideals.
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Everyday German by Radio Lesson
Introduced by SABINE MICHAEL and DIETER GEISSLER
Last Monday's broadcast (Third
Net.)
A booklet is available
Lesson
Introduced by KATIA ELLIS with the help of Louis Bloncourt tLast Wednesday's broadcast (Third
Net.)
A booklet and records are available
Lesson
Introduced by JACINTA CASTILLEJO with the help of Pablo Soto
Last Thursday's broadcast (Third
Net.)
A booklet is available
Introduced by BILL HARTLEY
Wayside Toilets: JANE McKENZIE. Secretary of the National Federation of Consumer Groups, reviews what is being done by Local Authorities
Learning to drive at Fifty: AMY TOWNLEY gives encouragement to the not so young
That Kind of Driver: MARGOT LAWRENCE takes a look at her fellow motorists
Safety Belts: MARY NOBLE, S.R.N.. A.R.S.H., talks about safety belts for women motorists
Road conditions for the week ahead
with Ken Dodd
JOHN LAURIE. PATRICIA HAYES
WALLAS EATON. JUDITH CHALMERS and BRIAN POOLE and THE TREMELOES
DODDY's DIDDY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by MALCOLM LoCKYER Script by Eddie Braben and Ken Dodd
Produced by BILL WORSLEY
Broadcast on May 2 (Light)
The Shadowy Third by Gyles Adams
Helen Symes acquires old Mrs. Alardyce's country cottage, and soon begins to reflect on the village gossip—' Some say she was a witch....'
Cast in order of speaking:
Produced by NORMAN WRIGHT
GALE PEDRICK selects items from BBC radio and television
Introduced by JOHN ELLISON
Last Friday's broadcast
NIGEL COXE (piano)
BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA
Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conducted by HARRY NEWSTONE
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HARRY DAVIDSON
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Introduced by ROBIN HUNTER M.C. , CHARLES CRATHORN
Produced by Roger Eames
The dances:
Military Twostep: Waltz: Barn Dance; Saunter; Square Tango; Idaho Foxtrot; Waltz
MYERS FOGGIN conducts the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Leader, Arthur Leavins in a programme of music for all the family with JEAN ALLISTER (contralto) JOHN WAKEFIELD (tenor) DEREK SIMPSON (cello) and the GALA CHORUS
Directed by JOHN MCCARTHY Introduced by JOHN ROBERTS produced by Elizabeth Johnson The programme includes music from The Grand Duchess by Offenbach, the first and second movements from the Concerto for Cello and Orchestra by Elgar, and music from Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky
John Wakefield broadcasts by per. mission of Sadler's Wells Opera Company
Marjorie Westbury and Carleton Hobbs in The Happiest Days of Your Life by John Dighton adapted for broadcasting by GILES COOPER
Scene: A boys' school in Hampshire. Time: Summer 1946.
Hilary Hall school for boys. returning to its own premises after war-time evacuation, finds that Ministerial muddle has created a situation in which one crisis leads to another and eventually to militant resistance.
Produced by JOE BURROUGHS
Repeated on Monday at 3.16 see facing page
Irish Writing
SEAN O'FAOLAIN on a selection of recent Irish fiction, including John McGahern 's The Dark
ROBERT GREACEN on Louis MacNeice's autobiography, The Strings are False
H. A. L. CRAIG on Brendan Behan's Confessions
WALTER ALLEN on Iris Murdoch and Edna O'Brien, and their two recent novels
PETER DUVAL SMITH talking to ANTHONY BURGESS about his book on Joyce for the general reader, Here Comes Everybody Introduced by RoBIN HOLMES
Produced by Joseph Hone
British Chamber Music played by RUTH STUBBS (piano) KEITH HARVEY (cello)
MERALYN KNIGHT (piano) Piano:
Thirty-third of a series ranging from Elgar to the present day
