Joe Linnane on the platform for thirty not - too - serious minutes invites members of the general public to come up and air their views. The programme devised and produced by Frederick Piffard.
Your request records introduced this week by Bryan Michie
Gaby Rogers and his Serenaders
A daily chronicle of the folks at. home.
Script by Lesley Wilson. Produced by Archie Campbell.
Joan Griffiths introduces:
Housewives' Quiz
From London: Lionel Gamlin puts questions to housewives living in Bristol, Bangor, Belfast, Edinburgh, Manchester and Birmingham
Margery Fry on the child's need for love.
Patricia Burke, the film, stage and radio star, on being an actress and running a home.
Hilda Wills, a patient in Middlesex Hospital, talks from her bedside with Joan Griffiths in the studio.
Monica Dickens, the novelist, tells some of her personal experiences as a nurse and a domestic servant.
Leslie Jeffries and the Grand Hotel Orchestra. From the Grand Hotel, Eastbourne
with Bettie Bucknelle , The Club-men, and Bobby Pagan at the theatre organ. Introduced by Sandy Macpherson. (BBC recording)
An entertainment for everyone
Home Town: Songs and tunes of the counties and towns of Britain
Serial: ' In the Barber's Chair.' by Rex Diamond, with Gordon Crier as Alt the Barber
Your Hobby Horse: In the saddle, C Denier Warren. This week's hobby, luggage labels. Pillion passenger, Douglass Montgomery
Bongs at the Piano: Walter Wade Comedy: supplied by Vic Oliver
The Singers: Edna Kaye and Val Merrall
BBC Revue Orchestra, conducted by Frank Cantell. Programme introduced by Jack ' Hubert' Watson. Produced by Audrey Cameron
Thriller serial. Script by Geoffrey Webb. Produced by Raymond Raikes
Episode 7. A new series of adventures of Shorty, a London taxi-driver. Written by Cyril Campion , and produced by Jacques Brown.
with Kenneth Horne
Sam Costa and Marilyn Williams
Augmented Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black. Produced by Leslie Bridgmont
A serial in eight parts, dramatised for broadcasting by Patrick Riddell from the novel by Alexandre Dumas. Produced by Ayton Whitaker
Part 5—' The King's Fate
Also taking part are Harry Hutchin son, Bryan Powley. Ernest Sefton. and Charles Maunsell
A musical entertainment given by Denis Matthews and Howard Ferguson (pianos), Hans Hotter (baritone), Leonard Hirsch and Reginald Morley (violins), Jean Stewart (viola), and Harvey Phillips (cello). The programme produced by Basil Douglas
Variety, including Al Podesta and his Band, Sandy Lane , Dan Young , and Holt and Maurice. From the Empire Theatre, Oldham. Introduced by Victor Smythe
An all-comedy quiz in which victors win a prize and victims pay a penalty. Billy Ternent and his Band provide the music, and the producer is Jacques Brown.
A weekly preview of crime and mystery fiction, with a dramatised thrill from each book. Produced by Audrey Cameron
and his Orchestra. From Grosvenor, House, London
