Sam Heppner introduces your request records

A. W. Haslett introduces G. P. Wells

Entr'acte Players
Directed by Sidney Crooke
Daphne Keif (soprano)

' An Apology for Discord ' by W. Edgerton Jones
Read by David Close-Thomas

BBC Welsh Orchestra
Conductor, Mansel Thomas

John Madin at the organ of the Granada, Tooting

A programme of military music to mark the National Day of France

Sir Pelham Warner and E.W. Swanton discuss the life and achievements of the 'Grand Old Man' of cricket. followed at 1.0 app. by a commentary by E. W. Swanton during the first day's play in the Grace Centenary match between Gentlemen and Players. From Lord's

Eve Becke and Archie Lewis accompanied by Sidney Bright and his String Sextet
Presented by David Miller

Introduced by Joan Griffiths
'Accidents and First Aid: the First Aid Box,' by Major A. C. White Knox ' What to Look For in Your Village Church (2),' by H. T. Kirby
' Home Laundering — Foundation Garments.' by Beryl Grey
'Mrs. Beeton-the Woman': a talk by Mary Stuart
Serial story: ' Little Red Horses,' by G. B. Stern . Abridged by Nan Steedman and read by Mary O'Farrell

Billy Mayerl and his Music with Mary Denise

Band of H.M. Royal Marines (Chatham) Conducted by Capt. Thomas Francis
Director of Music

Sandy Macpherson at the BBC theatre organ

Conductor. Charles Groves

Gentlemen v. Players
Further commentary from Lord's

David Java and his Orchestra

including cricket close of play scores

with Marie Burke and The Borelli String Ensemble
Conducted by John Blore
Introduced by Norman Hackforth

by Dodie Smith
Adapted for broadcasting by Peggy Wells
Produced by Ayton Whitaker

Guest artist, George Doonan
Local talent from Birmingham
Accordionist. Adrian Dante
At the pianos:
Eric James and George Myddleton
Produced by Michael North and Philip Garston-Jones

with Gordon Crier and Roy Plomley
Behind the bar. Rosamond Barnes
At the piano. Eric James
Monologues and ballads by Marriott Edgar and Wolseley Charles
Produced by Eric Spear

and his Pieces of Eight, and MORTON LYON and his Octet

3-Fleet Street in the 'Nineties. Personal reminiscences by Frank Swinnerton.

Dulcet Strings
Directed by Frank Stewart with Charles Smart at the organ