Monday'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 Mamo
DAVID KOSSOFF tells the story of Jonah
2: Shipwreck
Broadcast on Oct. 1. 1963 (Light
and Programme News
Leo GENN reads the second of five instalments of a radio adaptation of The Hairless Mexican a story by W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM
BBC Correspondents throughout the world talk about the news. its background, and the people who make it
Shortened and revised edition of Saturday's broadcast
A discussion on the punishment of offenders
The last of three programmes in which people from different backgrounds are wiven details of some recent court cases and are asked to decide what sentences they would have passed on the offenders. Afterwards they hear what the actual sentences were.
Taking part this week:
MRS. MARGARET THATCHER , M.P.
Douglas GIBSON former Deputy Director of Prisoners' After Care
FENTON BRESLER author and journalist and PETER COE theatrical director
Introduced by TONY PARKER
Produced by Paul Stephenson
Broadcast on September 20
HAROLD WILLIAMSON talks to young boys and girls from the Potteries
Produced by Michael Barton
Broadcast on October 2 in the North of England Hume Service
Readings from the author's works selected and arranged for broadcasting by HOWARD JONES
1: Tom Sawyer 's Schooldays from the novel Tom Sawyer
Read by EDDIE MATTHEWS
† Broadcast on March 1
BOB HOLNESS introduces, with records, the life and music of America's greatest minstrel composer
Produced by Pat Osborne
Broadcast on August 8
The News and Voices and Topics in and behind the headlines
Introduced by William HARDCASTLE
Monday's broadcast (Light)
for children under five
Today's story:
' The Day of Christmas Eve' by Jean Ruxton
The story of Sir Ernest Shackleton 's expedition to the Antarctic which sailed on August 4, 1914, and ended with the rescue from Elephant Island of twenty-two marooned men on August 30, 1916 compiled from the original chronicles of members of the party and newspapers of the day by LESLIE BAILY with Leigh Crutchley , Charles E. Stidwill Nigel Clayton. Victor Platt
Narrator. HUGH BURDEN
Produced by MAURICE BROWN
Broadcast on August 18
by Charles Dickens dramatised for radio in eleven parts by MOLLIE HARDWICK with and 4: A Dream and a Decision
Produced by R. D. SMITH
Sunday's broadcast
by Noel Robinson with and Others taking part:
Beth Boyd , Paul Harris Humphrey Morton
Narrator, ALLAN MCCLELLAND
Produced by DOROTHY BAKER
with records
On a Personal Note
including:
Hardy Annuals: BRIAN DOYLE looks back over the seasonal crops of Christmas ' bumper' books and their comic-paper heroes
Singing in the Rain: GORDON SNELL considers the way rain-wear has changed from the original macintosh to the fashions of today
Silver Lining: ' You must tell it or bust ': another true story by THE REV. HAROLD GOODWIN
Our Tallies: MOLLY WEIR takes a nostalgic journey on a Glasgow bus and recalls the shops she knew as a child
Introduced by STEVE RACE
and Programme News
Introduced by FREDERICK RIMMER
BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA Leader. Tom Rowlette
Conductor. JAMES LOUGHRAN
† Before an invited audience In
Studio One. Glasgow
1944 as recalled by Wynford Vaughan-Thomas
The well-known war correspondent remembers the lighter side of a year which held many surprises for him. Apart from the bitter fighting at Anzio, it brought him many hilarious adventures.
Produced by D. G Bridson
Broadcast on June 26
Mephisto Waltz No. 3 played by JOHN OGDON (piano) gramophone record
The News
Background to the News
People in the News followed by LISTENING POST
GILBERT PHELPS introduces letters from today's postbag
A series of talks on the Common Market countries
1: France-the domestic scene by SERGE HURTIG of l'Institut des
Sciences Politiques, Paris
Wednesday:
France and the Common Market
Sequence
The composers:
Schubert and Beethoven
The artists:
KENNETH BOWEN (tenor) PAUL HAMBURGER (pianoi
Richard BURNETT (piano)
Second broadcast of the songs
