played by Robinson Cleaver at the organ of the Granada, Tooting

A specialist in modern dance music with the accent on ' swing '-Ralph Sharon

Played by the Irish Rhythms Orchestra, conducted by David Curry , with Sam Carson (baritone)

Science correspondent reports on Rothamsted Experimental Station.
Harpenden. Devised by Robert Barr and Archie Clow

from swing to classics

with her mandolin

Fifteen minutes of melody and syncopation from the British Forces NetWork in Germany

followed by Interlude

An abridged version for broadcasting of the story by Baroness Orczy . read by Alan Blair. 13—' The Death Trap '

The Billy Mayerl Rhythm Ensemble

with Low and Webster, Johnnie and Jimmy Lester , Jack Daly , Archie Glen , Evelyn Laye , and Scott and Whaley. BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Charles Shadwell. Announcer. Norman Wooland. Producer, John Sharman.

with Leila Webster (soprano). George Beggs (baritone). Meta Wilson (violin), and Joseph Seal at the organ of the Ritz Cinema Belfast(Recording of the broadcast in the Northern Ireland Home Service)

The day-to-day history of an ordinary family. Produced by David H. Godfrey and Peter Watts. (BBC recording)

How a great town gets its water supply. Written by Egon Larson

at the piano, improvises on some of the tunes you ask to hear in the ' Family Favourites ' programmes

Band of the 10th Battalion. Royal Army Ordnance Corps: conductor. Mr. G. B. C. Quick

played by the BBC Midland Light Orchestra. conducted by H. C. Burgess. with Esme Marshall (soprano)

by F. L. Vanderplank

by A. H. Ramsden

played by Harry Isaacs and York Bowen

and his Orchestra

Tunes you ask us to play

followed by Interlude

by Edgar Wallace Adapted for broadcasting by Hugh Stewart and Cynthia Pughe. Produced by Leslie Stokes

Written by Jack Hargreaves. Produced by Marjorie Banks. (BBC recording)

Weekly broadcasts from well-known Variety theatres. This week, the Empire Theatre, Belfast

for Dick Dudley. Dorothy Carless , Benny Lee. and Nat Temple and his Orchestra to entertain you. Produced by Pat Dixon.

No. 2—' The Alias'
The alias is as old as crime itself. Some criminals use as many as twenty false names-one man used 446! — but a change of name does not change the fingerprints, characteristics, habit, or method of a criminal
This programme, the second of a series written by Robert Barr and Percy Hoskins in co-operation with New Scotland Yard, tells how the systematic work of the Fingerprints Department and the Criminal Record Office protects you from the habitual criminal. Experts from Scotland Yard tell you how it's done. Produced by John Glyn-Jones

Accordion dance music from La Java, in the Republique quarter of Paris, presented for British listeners by Pierre Lefevre , and produced in co-operation with Radiodiffusion Fransaise

and his Orchestra

and his Orchestra, with Sally Douglas , Carole Carr , Archie Lewis ,
Dick James , Three Boys and a Girl