Jeanne Heal introduces your request records
Stanley Tudor at the organ of the Gaumont Theatre, Manchester
' Parliament at Work '
A series of programmes by Kenneth Boswell on the history and working of ' The Mother of Parliaments '
3-' The Business before the House '
' Always the Lady ' written and read by Mabel Constanduros
A selection of show tunes played by John Reynders with his Orchestra and Eric Whitley (tenor)
(Continued in next column)
Mrs. Dale, the doctor's wife, records the daily happenings in the life of her family
Script by Joan Carr-Jones
A summer holiday programme
Edited and produced by Lionel Gamlin
'The Case of the Mysterious Gunshots'
A new 'Biggles' adventure by Captain W.E. Johns
Adapted for broadcasting by Lester Powell
Conductor, Mansel Thomas
George Isaac (cello)
and his Band and The Stargazers
Introduced by Olive Shapley
' Round the Shops,' by Ruth Drew
Today's guest speaker: ' Money comes Second,' by Joan Harrison
'Growing Watercress,' by Walter Smith
' The World is my Stock-in-Trade': a woman travel agent tells of her experiences
Reading from ' The Fortnight in September,' by R. C. Sherriff , arranged by the author. Read by Ronald Simpson
The ten readings, which Mr. Sherriff himself has arranged from his novel, will spread over two weeks. The holiday-makers in the story are not rich people, nor do they meet with the sort of adventure that changes the course of people's lives. What happens is-a a holiday: no more but no less. They needed a holiday, they looked forward to it, they enjoyed it, and they learn more from it about themselves and about each other than they knew before. They are the better for it.
chosen by Mrs. D. E. Dunn of Erdington, Birmingham played by Frank Walker and his Miniature Orchestra with Ida Shepley (contralto)
Syd Dean and his Band
Mrs. Dale, the doctor's wife, records the daily happenings in the .life of her family
Script by Joan Carr-Jones
Maurice Arnold at the piano
by Margery Sharp
Adapted for radio and produced by Donald McWhinnie
The action takes place in the summer of 1947 at Isabel Brocken's house on Chipping Hill, a suburb of London
by Margery Sharp
(Continued)
at the BBC theatre organ
with Edmundo Ros and his Rumba'Band
At the Bagatelle Restaurant. London
Tessie O'Shea and Billy Cotton bring you all the fun of the air with Alan Breeze and the Billy Cotton Band
Script by Ray Sonin
Produced by Eric Spear From the Granville Theatre,
Walham Green
Tunes you have asked us to play
A series of comedy thrillers written by John Jowett
9-' Forging Ahead '
Production by Vernon Harris
Heralding Variety in the North with Max Geldray
Janet Brown
Tony Fayne and David Evans
Douglas' Cardew ' Robinson
Ivor Novello with Olive Gilbert
Vanessa Lee and Dennis Martin
The Kordites
Ray Martin and his Orchestra
Produced by Bowker Andrews
Nat Temple and his Orchestra
Stephane Grappelly and his Trio
by John Buchan
Read by Geoffrey Wincott
Episode 6
Cornelis Brandt, alias Richard Hannay, turns ship's engineer and catches a boat for Constantinople. He retrieves Peter Pienaar most unexpectedly and together they reach Belgrade. That benevolent neutral John S. Blenkiron turns up again.
A mosaic of light music played by the Spa Orchestra
Directed by Tom Jenkins with Jack Byfield (piano)
