and his Orchestra, with Jack Wilson (piano) "

featuring Denny Vaughan

5--Monsieur E. M. Stephan

at the organ of the Granada. Clapham Junction

5-' Man's First Need — Food,' by D. M. S. Watson, F.R.S.
Primitive man got his first food by gathering plants and capturing animals. He had to range over wide areas and often had difficulty in keeping himself alive. Then he learnt to domesticate animals and to grow plants and took the first step towards founding a civilised life

from swing to classics

Light music arranged and played by Jack Byfield and his Players, with James Bell at the organ

on gramophone records

(piano)

Charles Harrison , Billy ('Uke') Scott, Peter Cavanagh , George Doonan , Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth, Dave and Joe O'Gorman
BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Charles Shadwell. Announcer, Norman Wooland. Producer, John Sharman

10-Parr Davies and Purcell. Gramophone programme written by Sheila Fryer and introduced by Neal Arden

Today's episode in the day-to-day history of an ordinary family. Produced by Peter Watts.

Talk by Asa Briggs on the work of Sir Edwin Chadwick. a practical reformer who avoided publicity but managed to get things done. We owe to him many of the social services which make life in our modern towns tolerable

Band of the 13th /18th Royal Hussars (Queen Mary's Own): conductor. Mr. S. T. Vinnicombe

Stanley Black at the piano

Conducted by Harold Lowe

and his Orchestra

1-' London Column
Hundredth edition of a magazine actuality programme sent every week to the United States and Canada and heard regularly by sixty-five million people. Presented by the BBC's North American Service
5.45 app. 2-' Chapter and Verse ' ' How pleasant to know Mr. Leaf.' Nonsense poetry by Edward Lear. Presented by the BBC's African Service

at the theatre organ

Tunes you ask us to play

Talk by Richard Dimbleby

Listen to seventy-five years of ' green cloth ' memories recalled and illustrated around a billiard table at the Albany Club, London

Weekly review of the music popular in Great Britain, the United States, and Canada. Played by the Brass Hats, the Singing Strings, and Ted Heath and his Music. 'Sung by Dorothy Car less and Benny Lee. Produced by Pat Dixon

Weekly broadcasts from well-known Variety theatres. This week, the Shepherd's Bush Empire. London: an excerpt from Tom Arnold 's ' Happidrome,' with Harry Korris , Robbie Vincent , and Pat Lennox

Light music and song plaved by the BBC Variety Orchestra (conductor. Charles Shadwell ), with Gene Crowley

the play by Aimee Stuart and L. Arthur Rose now running at the Playhouse. Introduced by' Felix Felton

All-star entertainment specially presented for British listeners by Pierre Lefevre , and brought to you direct from Paris in cooperation with Radiodiffusion Frangaise

and his Orchestra, in a programme of uninterrupted music

and his Orchestra. From the May Fair Hotel, London

relayed from the British Forces Network, Germany. Vocalists, Rifleman Squires and Private Betty May. Accordionist, Driver Brian Lawrence