at the organ of the Granada, Tooting

featuring Eric Winstone

A reading from Charles Dickens 's novel. V. C. Clinton-Baddeley introduces Sarah Gamp to you, and describes how Mrs. Harris was the cause of a division among friends

and his Players

5—' Music and Frontiers,' by Herbert Murrill. What makes a piece of music essentially French or Russian or British? Herbert Murrill discusses how far composers introduce ' national ' elements into their work

from swing to classics

Conducted by Michael Krein

on gramophone records

with Harry Isaacs and York Bowen (two pianos). Gareth Morris (flute), and the Aeolian String Quartet

Conductor, Albert E. Badrick

played by the BBC Scottish Orchestra: conductor, Ian Whyte. From the Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline

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

Written and produced by Nesta Pain. Part 1-the events that led to the discovery of radio-activity and the effect that this discovery had on the classical conception of atoms as ' eternal units of matter.' (Recording of part of the broadcast on September 5 in the Home Service. Part 2 will be broadcast next week)

Howard Lucraft and his Music

Recording of yesterday's broadcast

Each week Sandy Macpherson invites a well-known guest to accompany him on a stringed instrument. This week, David Java

Conductor, Rae Jenkins

Song successes from stage, film, and Tin Pan Alley which you may like to remember, sung by Frances Day . Denny Dennis , and Edna Kaye. Music played by the augmented Dance Orchestra. conducted by Stanley Black . Produced by David Porter.

with Ian Blair (baritone): conductor. Frank Cantell

' Record Shop': Denis Preston presents a further selection of jazz recordings to note for your collection. Gramophone programme produced by Sheila Fryer

Weekly preview of Saturday's sporting events

Records that your relatives and friends in the Forces at home. in the British Army of the Rhine, and in the Home Fleet have asked us to play

Weekly party for Forces in hospitals everywhere, with Margaret Lockwood and Jeanne de Casalis. Programme includes two competitions: 'Stars and Sterling,' with Cyril Fletcher, and 'Sporting Chance,' with John Snagge and a famous sportsman. Stars and Personalities. Charles Ernesco and his Sextet, and Rita Williams. Produced by Jill Allgood and C.F. Meehan.

John Rorke

(Army Edition)
A Home Forces entertainment for all 'in khaki and two shades of blue' serving afloat or overseas. You are invited to 'Studio Stand Easy' to meet Sergeant Cheerful Charlie Chester and the happy band of 'Other Cranks' from 'Stars in Battledress.' The Band is the 'Bluerockets,' conducted by Sergeant Eric Robinson. Service 'Double or Quits ' cash quiz, conducted by Will Hay. Produced by Leslie Bridgmont.

Ernest Dudley 's weekly preview of crime and mystery fiction, with a dramatised thrill from each book. Produced by Audrey Cameron

and his Orchestra, in a programme of uninterrupted music

and his Orchestra

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