Introduced by Sam Heppner

Bobby Pagan at the BBC theatre organ
Selection. March Romancing

You and Your Council
Script by Edith Macqueen
7-1 New Ways for Old '
In this, the last of the series on local government, an expert on .town and country planning tells us how, under the recent Act of Parliament, a new town can be created

talks on ' My Week '

lays a stone to commemorate the start of the rebuilding of the Free
Trade Hall, Manchester
The ceremony described by Wynford Vaughan Thomas

Jack Coles and his Orchestre Moderne

'The Wooing of Phelim Docherty '
Written and read by Stefanie Fone

and his Orchestra

Conducted by John Hopkins

A programme for children under five
Nursery rhymes, stories, and music
Each week these broadcasts for the under fives include at least one. more often two, repeats ' of stories already heard. This week they will be the Penelope stories. ' Penelope Buys Some Shoes,' by Joan E. Cass , is about the'sort of incident which happens to the children themselves, and therein lies much of its appeal. ' The Brown Bunnies with Pink Ears,' by Jean Sutcliffe , is a quite different kind of tale, a tale with funny noises and a touch of fantasy which Daddy makes up about Penelope's new bedroom slippers.
As with all the tales we repeat, these have been chosen because our young listeners have asked for them. Every week comes a flow of postcards and letters demanding the retelling of favourite stories. and describing how eagerly and hopefully the children wait to hear them again. For the under fives love to hear the things they know, and it gives them a sense of confidence and importance to anticipate the storyteller and get there first. When you are under five, as one mother put it, ' so much in life is new that familiar things are very comforting.' Elizabeth Taylor

Introduced by Olive Shapley
' Good Cooking with Sour Milk,' by Lili Kowalska
Today's Guest: An Australian Looks at Some British Myths,' by Catherine King
' Buying a House,' by a solicitor
' The Boys Go Camping,' by Ruth Ainsworth , who believes that parents should let children go off on their own adventures
Serial: ' A Tree Grows in Brooklyn,' by Betty Smith. Abridged by Ara Calder-Marshall. Read by Peggy Hassard

Michael Freedman and his Orchestra with Colin Cunningham (tenor)

Roy Wallis and his Band

by Hesketh Pearson and Colin Hurry
Adapted for broadcasting by Peggy Wells
Produced by Charles Lefeaux

by Hesketh Pearson and Colin Hurry
(Continued)

and his Rumba Band

An-ton and his Orchestra

Script by Edward J. Mason
Produced by Charles Lefeaux

Eamonn Andrews puts all the questions, and Gladys Hay , Harold Berens , and Michael Moore know none of the answers
The Cherokeys with Frank Baron
Music by the Dixielanders Script by Ronnie Hanbury Produced by'Tom Ronald

Radio's musical rendezvous where you can hear
Gregori Tcherniak (balalaika) accompanied by Geoffrey Sisley (guitar)
Rawicz and Landauer and Peter Dawson with the Majestic Orchestra Conducted by Lou Whiteson
Your host,
Alan Skempton
Direction, Campbell Ricketts

by Mabel and Denis Constanduros
Episode 3
Produced by Cleland Finn

Hilda Meacham
John Rorke
Dilys Lay
Terry Wilson
de Haven and Page
G. H. Elliott
Chairman. Rob Currie
Supported by: George Betton , Connie Fraser Harry Loman , Marie Saunders
Ricardo Pasquale
Palace of Varieties Chorus
BBC Variety Orchestra
Show produced and conducted by Ernest Longstaffe

and his Band

' The Lady in the Lake' by Raymond Chandler
Read by Howard Marion -Crawford
14—' Miss Fromsett
Is very helpful'

The Stradivari Orchestra directed by Michael Spivakovsky with Alfred Merlin (piano)