Market trends, news, weather
Tuesday's 'Ten to Eight'
and Programme News
Radio's breakfast-time look at life around the country and across the world
Introduced by JACK DE MANIO
Faith in Living
Jimmy BUTTERWORTH
and Programme News
A short story by GUY DE MAUPASSANT translated by P. J. R. Wright
Read by MARY WIMBUSH
Living with Nature
BRUCE CAMPBELL Idoks at the preparations for the exhibition at Alexandra Palace, London, to mark National Nature Week, and discusses plans for provincial activities
Sunday's broadcast
A word-picture of village life in the West Country as it is today, and as it is likely to be in ten years' time
Introduced by DAVID LOMAX Produced by Peggy Archer
Broadcast in the West of England
Home Service on November 11. 1865
Dr. Charles Hill
(The Radio Doctor)
Introduced by LESLIE PEROWNE from the BBC Sound Archives
New Every Morning, page 68
Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem (BBC H.B. 123)
Psalm 148
1 Peter 3, vv. 13-22 (N.E.B.)
Alleluia, alleluia (BBC H.B. 98)
by ANNA SEWELL arranged as a dramatised reading in five parts by Olive Shapley
PART 3: Earlshall-Ginger's strike lor liberty-Ruined
Broadcast in Story Time on July
19, 1965
For cast see Friday
A programme of old favourites sung by JOAN YEADON (soprano) with RUBY TAYLOR (piano) DUDLEY SAVAGE (organ) and a chorus from the BRISTOL SAVOY
OPERATIC SOCIETY
Conductor, PETER FOWLER
Introduced by DUDLEY SAVAGE
LESLIE BAILY looks back on some of the events of our lives and introduces some famous personalities
Adventurers in Flight with the recorded voices of THE DUKE OF HAMILTON
SIR ARTHUR WlirrTFN-BROWN
SIR AI,AN COBHAM
SIR FRANK WHITTLE
AIR-COMMODORE E. L. GERRARD
GROUP CAPTAIN JOHN CUNNINGHAM
LOUIS BLÈRIOT
Amy JOHNSON
CLAUDE GRAHAME WHITE
CHARLES GARDNER
Produced by Vernon Harris
Broadcast on September 12. 1962
The News and Voices and Topics in and behind the headlines
Introduced by WILLIAM DAVIS
Tuesday's broadcast (Light)
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
An account of the elopement and marriage of two famous poets
Written and narrated by TOM ROTHFIELD with and Others taking part:
Eva Haddon, Marttaret Robertson Valerie Taylor , Wilfred Babbage Murray Kash. Denis McCarthy Produced by DOROTHY BAKER
Broadcast on December 3. 1985
The last of three talks in which a literary critic discusses one work of a contemporary novelist that for him deals with the fundamental problem of the human condition in our time.
This week: JULIAN MITCHELL on Lord of the Flies by WILLIAM GOLDING
First broadcast in the BBC World Service
They Belong to Me by Diana Daniels with Anne Jameson and Anthony Roye
It may be that people should not use other people to absolve themselves of their own responsibilities. A teenage ward survives his social problems and unexpectedly resolves his guardian's anxieties.
Cast in order of speaking:
Produced by R. D. SMITH followed by an interlude
from St. Davids Cathedral
Ferial Versicles and Responses
Psalm 104
First Lesson: Deut. 4, vv. 1-24
Office Hymn: Ad cenam Aani providi (E.H. 125)
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis
(Stanford in A)
Second Lesson: Acts 4, vv. 5-31
Creed, Responses. Collects
Anthem: Awake, thou wintry earth
(J. S. Bach)
Prayers
Hymn: A brighter dawn is breaking (E.H. 126)
Voluntary: Introductions and Passacaglia (Max Reger )
Organist and Master of the Choristers, PETER BOORMAN
Assistant organist, Rosalyn Charles
Professional Portrait:
ARTHUR JACOBS introduces another selection of characters from the operas of Gilbert and Sullivan tGoing to the Pictures: BETTY
BEST recommends some films you might enjoy seeing this month and talks to Joy ADAM-SON. author of Born Free
Some Corner of a Foreign
Field: JOHN MERRETT reflects on the grave of a Cornishman struck by the gold fever and buried in a ghost town in the Rockies
Introduced by POLLY ELWES
Micah Clarke by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle dramatised as a seven-part serial by JOHN HALE with Patrick Troughton and Brian Jackson
6: The Rhine
The armies face each other at Sedgemoor; battle is joined and Monmouth discovers the terrible significance of ' the rhine.'
Produced by BRANDON ACTON BOND in the BBC's Bristol studios
and Programme News
London v. Scotland: Round 4
Tuesday's broadcast
Bach Patricia Clark (soprano)
Jean Allister (contralto)
Duncan Robertson (tenor) William McCue (bass)
Glasgow Cathedral Choral Society
Chorus-Master, John R. Turner BBC Scottish Choral Society Chorus-Master,
Graham Treacher
Jordanhill College School Boys' Choir
BBC Scottish Orchestra
Led by Trevor Williams and Esme Haynes
Continuo:
JOHN R. TURNER
(chamber organ)
JULIAN DAWSON (harpsichord) JOHN MCINULTY (cello)
Conducted by George Malcolm
From Glasgow Cathedral
PART 1
† MAIDA STANIER is married to the Master of Mawdalen College School, Oxford. She tells of the sense of history she feels looking back on 500 years of the school. and something of how today's pupils are not so different from their predecessors.
PART 2 J
The News '
Background to the News
People in the News followed by LISTENING POST tANNE ALLEN 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
Impressions of a recent visit to Tunisia by GILBERT PHELPS
A weekly miscellany. of varied music
Mozart, Schubert, Mahler, and Debussy
ELIZABETH HARWOOD (soprano) PAUL HAMBURGER (piano) FERNANDE KAESER (piano)
Second broadcast
