Robin Richmond introduces your request records

and his Music

from
The Four Ramblers The Boyne Quartet and John Rorke

Conductor, Mansel Thomas

' Colla Bridge' by H. R. Jukes
Read by Eric Lugg

Mrs. Dale, the doctor's wife, records the daily happenings in the life of her family
Script by Lesley Wilson

Ray Baines at the BBC theatre organ

A Christmas holiday programme
Edited and produced by Lionel Gamlin
Seconds Out!
The story of the foundation and everyday work of a boys' amateur boxing club, illustrated by recordings made in the club's gymnasium
Arranged and presented by Harold Rogers and Alec Weeks
Tunes from the Wild West
Lionel plays you some of his favourite ' Wild West' tunes on gramophone records
(Continued in next column)
Holiday Bookshelf
Suggestions for your holiday reading, chosen and put forward by Angela Day and Michael Springate

(Leader, Paul Beard )
Conducted by Constant Lambert

Introduced by Olive Shapley
' The New Puppy': 1—' Settling in,' by Brian Ghent
' Good Health Resolutions for 1950,' by a doctor
' An Ancestral Bone Hunt':
Jane Graham, an Australian, describes how she and a compatriot of hers searched for ancestors on a visit to Scotland
' Spangled Tights and Fairy Coaches': An account by Wayne Mineau of his visit just before Christmas to the pantomime workshops. It is illustrated by recordings made by some of the dressmakers, carpenters, and painters who were busy putting the final touches to the fairy scenes that are now delighting the children.
Short story: Caleb's Ark,' by Rhys Davies. Read by John Glyn-Jones

Frank Walker and his Miniature Orchestra with Roderick Jones (baritone)

The Kursaal Orchestra Directed by Louis Voss

Conductor, Kemlo Stephen Duncan Robertson (tenor)

by Erskine Childers
Adapted as a serial in seven episodes by Valentine Dyall 4—'The Little Drab Brook '

Half-an-hour's music presented by Peter Fettes with Brenda Stanley (soprano)
Paul Spencer (baritone)
Frank Britton (piano)

at the BBC theatre organ

Ralph Wilson and his Dance Orchestra

on tomorrow's fixtures

with Claude Dampier , Jon Pertwee
Betty Paul , Bertie Hare
Five Smith Brothers
Stanley Black and the Dance Orchestra
Script by Ronnie Hanbury
Produced by George Inns

sing
' Sweet airs that give delight'
The Mitchell Maids and Men in a musical get-together for the family
Produced by Dennis Main Wilson

by John Whiting
Produced by Ayton Whitaker

Stanley Black at the piano directs
The Orquesta Tropical
The Latin-American Rhythms
The George Mitchell Choir
Jan Muzurus
Dick James and Martin Moreno

' The Story of the Treasure Seekers by E. Nesbit
Read by Brian Smith
14— ' Now Nothing is the Same '
Depression sets in amongst the Bastables, but spirits improve when the Indian Uncle calls next day with some presents-from a friend, he tells them. He calls often after that and invites them to his house on the Heath where they find some of the people who were nice to them during their searches for treasure. They learn, too, that a rosy future awaits them-the best treasure that could come to any seekers.

John Howlett at the organ of the Odeon, Leicester Square, London