David Jacobs introduces your request records
John Mad in at the BBC theatre organ
A short series of talks on weather and weather forecasting
4 —' How the Weather Chart is Made '
by R. H. Clements
BBC Midland Light Orchestra
Conductor, Gilbert Vinter
Bellamy's Water Baby'
Written and read by John Farrell
BBC Variety Orchestra (Leader, George Deason )
Conductor, Rae Jenkins with Eric Whitley and the Eight Voices
Introduced by Franklin Engeimann
Conductor, Charles Groves
A daily programme for the woman at home
Introduced by Olive Shapley
'At the Cinema': a film review. by Mary Carver
' Going Grey,' by Alison Ross
At twenty-five Alison Ross was greyhaired. She was faced with that old poser -leave it grey, or dye it?
' November Profile': a radio portrait by Gordon Cruickshank of a woman in the news during the past month
Serial: 'Wagstaff's England,' by Robert Greenwood. Abridged by Nest Bradney . Read by Norman Shelley
The Spa Orchestra directed by Tom Jenkin -with Helen Hill (soprano,
Felix King and his Orchestra
(Leader, J. Mouland Begbie )
Conductor, Ian Whyte
Vaughan Williams ' Symphony in D, dedicated to Sibelius, is scored for a classical orchestra, with nearly all double-wind. The writing is flowing and smooth and the colouring very delicate. From the point of view of form the first movement is perhaps the finest, but the most expressive is the lovely ' Romanza.' The finale is a passacaglia, contemplative in mood and moderate in tempo. The work is rounded off with a lovely epilogue.
Conductor, Ian Whyte
(Continued)
Conducted by Capt. Douglas A. Pope
Director of Music with Arthur Swain (baritone)
A radio review for the under-twenties
Introduced by John Webster
In the News
This week's news stories of young people and what they are doing
Question Time from Belfast
Irene Calvert, Ernest Strathdee , and J. D. Stewart answer the questions, with Peter Watson in the chair
You're Only Young Once The everyday adventures of the Caldicott family
8-In which Peter and Janet make arrangements for Christmas and Dad flies off the handle
Script by Edward J. Mason
Robert Moreton , Spike Milligan
Cherry Lind , Jimmy Lavall
The Stargazers
The Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Stanley Black
Script by James Douglas and Spike Milligan
Produced by Leslie Bridgmont
Is telepathy a fact or a legend? Can people really read each other's thoughts when separated by distance? If so, how general Is this gift? Can it be demonstrated at will, or only by chance? Has telepathy been investigated by scientific means and, if so, with what result? Tonight's programme explores a fascinating subject in which most are interested but about which many are vague
Script by James Langham
Series edited by Dennis Bardens
Tunes you have asked us to play
by Erskine Childers
Adapted as a serial In seven episodes by Valentine Dyall
1 —' The Letter '
Edited by E. J. King Bull Produced by Frank Hauser
To
visits Lisnaskea. a country town in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland
Musical illustrations by Violet Carson
Presented by Barney Colehan
Brian Vesey-FitzGerald talks about things to see and hear out of doors this month. Bernard Jeans and Clifford Dyment are the other speakers
Sound pictures recorded by Ludwig Koch
Produced by Desmond Hawkins
Ted Heath and his Music with the Kordites
Introduced by Paul Carpenter
' Murder Must Advertise' * by Dorothy L. Sayers
Read by Alan Wheatley
13-' Unexpected Conclusion of a Cricket Match
'Mr. Bredan" shows his prowess as a cricketer, has an awkward conversation with Mr. Brotherhood, and is arrested.
The Albert Cazabon Orchestra
