Stephen Grenfell introduces your request records

Robinson Cleaver at the BBC theatre organ

2—' In the Theatre '
An illustrated talk by Boyd Neel

Lew Stone and his Orchestra

Helen Pyke and Paul Hamburger
(piano duets)

The last of the Easter holiday programmes
Edited and produced by Lionel Gamlin
'We Went to Mars'
An adventure in three parts, based on the novel 'The Angry Planet' by Stephen MacFarlane, adapted for broadcasting by John Keir-Cross
3 - 'The Return'
Lionel says 'Goodbye for now'

at the piano

What's on today
Interviews, talks, and discussions with and about today's personalities and events; including previews of the Amateur and Scottish F.A. Cup Finals, and of the Motor Cycle Race meeting at Silverstone
Introduced by Geoffrey Peck
Edited by Angus Mackay

at the organ of the Granada, Tooting, London

Conductor, David Curry

David Southwood describes an excerpt from the Two Cities film
' They Were Not Divided '
Ralf Clanton , Edward Underdown
Helen Cherry , Stella Andrews
Michael Brennan
Michael Trubshawe

A commentary by Graham Walker at the start, and by Murray Walker at Stowe Corner, on the fifty-mile scratch race for solo racing motor-cycles of 400 to 1,000 c.cs.
Organised by the British Motor Cycle Racing Club. and promoted by Motor Cycling
From the R.A.C. Stiverstone circuit. near Towcester. Northamptonshire

Commentary by Raymond Glendenning on the second half, with summaries by F.N.S. Creek
From the Empire Stadium. Wembley The forty-seventh Amateur Cup Final is played this afternoon at Wembley Stadium between two Northern Clubs from the county of Durham - Bishop Auckland and Willington. Bishop Auckland has a record second to none in this competition. It has won the Cup seven times, and this will be its thirteenth appearance in the Final. Willington has only appeared in a Final once before, in 1939. against Bishop Auckland. There was no score at the end of full time, but Bishop Auckland scored three goals in the extra half-hour. London clubs have won the Cup for the last four years (and for the last three have monopolised the Final), Barnet winning in 1946 and Leytonstone in 1947 and 1948. Last year the match was played for the first time at Wembley, and Bromley beat Romford by one goal to nil.
(Rex Alston)

Conducted by George Hawkins

(Continued)

at the BBC theatre organ

including football results
The highlights from this afternoon's commentaries, and special reports on F.A. Amateur Cup Final
Bishop Auckland t). Willington by Raymond Glendenning and the Scottish F.A. Cup Final
East Fife v. Queen of the South or Rangers, by Cyril Home
Football League: Reports on selected matches affecting promotion and relegation
Motor Cycling: An account by Graham Walker of the meeting at Silverstone Talking Sport: Peter Wilson on topics of the moment
Introduced by Alex McCrindle
Edited by Angus Mackay

Four Men in a Jam
The Ray Ellington Quartet hold a lighthearted rent-party with their own choice of music. musicians and gramophone records
Comments by Robin Richmond Prompted by Johnnie Stewart

Douglas Houghton talks about the Budget proposals, and explains any points that may be difficult to understand

on football

Band and Trumpeters of the Royal Military School of Music
Conducted by Major Meredith Roberts, M.b.e.
Director of Music From the Royal Albert Hall, London

Conductor, Stanford Robinson
Introduced by Bob Dougall

Squad ronaires Dance Orchestra directed by Jimmy Miller with Susan Jeans
Roy Edwards , The Quads
Freddie Randall and his Band with Pearl Carr
Cabaret :
The Men About Town
Leon Cortez
Master of Ceremonies. Jack Jackson
Produced by John Hooper