Jonah Barrington introduces your request records

Rudy Lewis at the BBC theatre organ

Johnny Denis and his Ranchers with Fred Yule , Norman Harper and the Cactus Kids
Script by David Climie
Produced by Glyn Jones

' Baby Show' by Charles Carr
Reader, Norman Shelley

A. P. Sharpe 's
Honolulu Hawaiians
Ronnie Joynes (electric guitar)
Arnie Kitson (marimba)
Danny Levin
(the Hawaiian cowboy) and songs by Kathleen Heppell
A musical trip across the blue waters of the Pacific to the lovely islands of Hawaii In this programme you can hear the romantic melodies of the Polynesian, the exciting hulas. the songs of the Hawaiian cowboys, and the songs which have gone right round the world to make Hawaiian music popular

A summer holiday programme
Edited by Lionel Gamlin
Tunes from the Wild West
(on gramophone records)
Mabel Constanduros presents another portrait of the Buggins family on holiday
'Grandma Buggins at the Seaside
Unfinished Adventure
'The Boy Detectives'
An extract from 'Emile and the Detectives' by Erich Kastner
Read by Lionel

Conductor, Gilbert Vinter

and his Orchestra

Introduced by Olive Shapley
' What's Going On ': spotlight on current affairs
' A Musician in the Balkans,' by Frederick Thurston , the clarinettist, who has lately given recitals in Yugoslavia and Bulgaria
' Words and Music,' by Alan Melville
The phrase ' Words and Music by ...' on a theatre programme usually sum up the lengthy and at times acrimonious collaboration between author and composer of a musical show. In his talk today, Alan Nielville-author of the Sweet and Low revues at the Ambassadors, and more recently A la Carte at the Savoy-will recount a few of the trials and tribulations which both author and composer have to go through before the words and music of a song are happily united.
At the moment Alan Melville seems to have turned his attention to straight plays, in which he has no one to blame but himself-he has two comedies going into production next month-but not even the horrors of collaboration have stopped him working on a new musical over which he and his long-suffering musical collaborator are at present quarrelling violently-or so he says.
' Beginners In the Kitchen : What Goes Wrong with Cake-making,' by Bee Nilson
Serial: Wives and Daughters ' by Mrs. Gaskell. Abridged by Evelyn Howland. Read by Ysanne Churchman

chosen by Mrs. E. Snashfold of Bamehurst, Kent played by Arthur Dulay and his Cameo Orchestra with Kenneth Tudor (baritone)

Jack Simpson and his Sextet

Harold Warrender is referee in a game to test the wits and imagination of three victims
Victims: Diana Churchill , Kim Peacock , and Raymond Glendenning
Inquisitors: Patricia Laffan , Humphrey Lestocq , and Alan Campbell-Johnson

Conductor, Kemlo Stephen
Madeleine Christie
(mezzo-soprano)

Conductor, Kemlo Stephen

at the BBC theatre organ

Presented by Ted Kavanagh
with Will Kings, Millicent Phillips, Roma Clarke, Arthur Richards, Barbara James, Tony Hancock, Ernest Elliott, Babs Warren and Flotsam (B.C. Hilliam)
Introduced by Brian Johnston
From the Esplanade Concert Hall, Bognor Regis

including cricket close of play scores

Hughie Green as ' Master of Opportunities' presents five new discoveries assisted by Pat McGrath
The Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Stanley Black
Script by. James Coghill
Produced by Dennis Main Wilson

with Petula Clark The Astral Voices
Frank Cordell and his Orchestra
Original lyrics and dialogue by Lyn Fairhurst
Production by Douglas Moodie

Tunes you have asked us to play

Sydney Piddington and his wife Lesley Pope entertain you in their own kind of mystery
Commentator, Colin Wills
Producer, Frederick Piffard

to sing especially for you accompanied by Robert Farnon and his Orchestra

with Syd Dean and his Band
From the Regent Dance Hall, Brighton

by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle read by Laidman Browne
Holmes is intrigued by a bell-rope, a saucer of milk and a dog leash. He lays his plans to trap the criminal, and prepares for a dangerous vigil.

Jack Byfield and his Players with Frederic Curzon at the organ