Joe Linnane invites you to join his circle of friends for a Sunday-morning hour of entertainment,
' with Jimmy Leach and the New
Organolians (vocalist, Frances Tanner ). Guest at the table this week, Sara Gregory. ' Bing Time,' and sunshine melodies on gramophone records. Produced by Frederick Piffard

A varied sequence of popular music. played by Debroy Somers 's New
Light Orchestra, with songs by Olive Groves (soprano) and James Johnston (tenor), and organ solos by Donald Thorne. From the Granada. Tooting. London

Programme produced and transmitted jointly by the BBC and the British Forces Network in Germany

from Eastbourne, conducted by the Rt. Rev. W.J. Carey, D.D.

presents
Hermione Gingold on gramophone records

A Civvy Street Rag, with Cheerful Charlie Chester and his crazy gang.

with all the old log-cabin favourites, including Buck Douglas , ' The Old Cowpuncher ' ;Peggy Bailey. Sweet Voice of the West ' ; Norman Harper. ' The Yodelling Buckaroo'; Ronnie Brohn ' and his Ole Squeeze Box'; Mervyn Saunders , ' Sergeant of the Mounties ' ; and the Home Town Mountain Band. Presented by Charles Chilton

and his Dance Orchestra

with Ada Alsop (soprano), Bruce Dargavel (bass-baritone), and Charles Smart at the theatre organ. Introduced by Sandy Macpherson

Adapted for broadcasting by Hugh Stewart and Lester Powell from the novel by Edgar Wallace. Produced by David H. Godfrey. Episode 2— ' The Treasure Hunt.'

The Combined Stoll Theatres Orchestra (by permission of Prince Littler) under the direction of Reginald Burston, with Yvonne Arnaud. Presented by Michael North

Ernest Dudley's quiz for armchair detectives, with additional script by Anthony Ford. Guest 'detectives': Sir Paul Dukes, K.B.E., Eric Ambler, Bill Gates, and Deborah Kerr.
(Recording of last Thursday's broadcast)

The story of a theatrical venture. Book and lyrics by Gyles Adams. Music composed by Lionel Salter and arranged by Peter Akister. Produced by Charles Maxwell. Episode 3-' A Visit to the Manor '
Winifred Taylor (piano), and the BBC Revue Orchestra conducted by Frank Cantell

Familiar Christian hymns, their music, and their meaning.

Written and produced by Max Kester. With Clay Keyes. Charlie Irwin , Doris Nichols , and Jacques Brown.

with Kenneth Home
Eve Becke . and Tom Henry and the Tomboys. Augmented Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black . Produced by Harry S. Pepper.

broadcast from the Camberwell Palace. With Rente Houston and Donald Stewart , Harriet Cohen , Dorothy Squires , the Harry Farmer Swingtet. Joyce Golding , Stanley King , and Jack Payne 's Orchestra conducted by Stanley Andrews. Presenting ' An Old Song and a New Singer,' with Michael Stoller. Programme introduced by Coral Browne and produced by Joy Russell-Smith and Bryan Sears

A happy-go-lucky, carefree entertainment
Featuring Avril Angers . Sylvia Welling. James Etherington. Bob Andrews. a successful discovery, and the winners of the discovery contests. Guest star, Peter Cavanagh Billy Ternent and his Orchestra Introduced by Carroll Levis. Script by Robert Buckland. Produced by Alfred Dunning

Ton! and the North Pier Orchestra at Blackpool play. and Stephen Manton (tenor) sings, for holiday-makers and the folks at home
From the North Pier. Blackpool

Community hymn-singing from the Church of St. Mary the Virgin. East Knoyle, Salisbury. Hymns introduced by the Rev. Canon E. Cross. Organist. J. D. Judd

Episode 7—' Straining at the Camel'
Singers, Stephen Black and Joe Linnane
BBC Revue Orchestra, conducted by Frank Cantell. Script by Harry O'Donovan. Produced by Tom Ronald.

Joseph McCulloch

A programme of melody, introduced and played by Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ