BBC Scottish Variety Orchestra
Conductor, Kemlo Stephen
Robert Docker (piano)
Introduced by Bill Jack

The
John MacArthur Orchestra
Duncan Robertson (tenor)

Melodies in reminiscent mood played by Tolchard Evans and his Pioneers of Rhythm with Don Emsley
Introduced by Sydney Burchall
Musical arrangements remembered by Ray Terry

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

with Doreen Stephens
Ellis Jackson , Alan Breeze

From Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, London. Conducted by the Minister, the Rev. F. Townley Lord
' Why should anyone bother to read the Bible? ' That is a question often asked, yet the Bible is still the world's best seller. In the People's Services during October the Rev. F. Townley Lord wants to make the Bible ' come alive ' for the modern reader. In this first service he explains how the Bible, a library of sixty-six separate books all in one volume, came into existence and the one great idea that links all these various books together. He shows how they contain the fascinating story of many centuries, and how through these books, and the vivid history that lies behind them, God still speaks to the needs of our modern world.

with Peggy Bailey
(sweet voice of the West)
Sergeant O'Doherty
(of the Mounties)
Buck Douglas
(the old cowpuncher) Jimmy Hawthorne
(the yodelling buckaroo)
Wally Brenan (the hired hand)
Royal Canadian Mounties Chorus and the Bunkhouse Band
Written and devised by Big Bill Campbell

Anona Winn , Daphne Padel , Jack Train , and Richard Dimbleby ask all the questions; and Stewart MacPherson knows (almost) all the answers

From London, the tunes you have asked us to play. From Germany, the tunes that make them think of you
Programme produced and transmitted jointly by the BBC and in Germany, by the British Forces Network

Robert Farnon and his Orchestra
Denny Vaughan and Kathran Oldfield
Produced by David Miller

with Kitty Bluett
Fred Yule , Peter Sellers
Patricia Hayes , Leslie Perrina
Bob Pearson and Alf Pearson
The Beaux and the Belles
Stanley Black and the Dance Orchestra

on gramophone records

and his Orchestra

Richard Dimbleby , with the BBC Mobile Recording Unit, visits the Durham district to meet ten men and women who talk about their lives and jobs and choose their favourite music
Produced by A. R. Phillips

(Continued)

London v. Belfast: Round 7
London: Denis Brogan , Hubert Phillips. Quiz-Master, Lionel Hale Belfast:Magdalen King-Hall , James Boyce Quiz-Master, Gilbert Harding

A musical drama of the west
Episode 1 with ' Rustler' (a candne cowhand)
Music by the Four Ramblers and the Sons of the Saddle led by Jack Fallon
Written and produced by Charles Chilton

A summary of events of the past week

Part 1

Community hymn-singing from Swadlincote West Street Methodist
Church, Burton-on-Trent. Combined Anglican and Free Church Choirs. Hymns introduced by the Rev. H. S. Ridgway , and conducted by B. T. Bill
Organist, Miss A. Kirkland ,

Part 2

Sandy Macpherson at the BBC theatre organ

Christian hymns, their music and their meaning.

Presented by Neal Arden and played by Chappie d'Amato 's Orchestra with singers

A programme of records
Introduced by Stephen Williams