Introduced by Roy Rich

Stanley Tudor at the organ of the Gaumont Theatre. Manchester

Band of the Coldstream Guards
Conducted by Captain Douglas A. Pope
Director of Music

Teddy Foster and his Orchestra

' Broadway Financier' by Damon Runyon
Abridged and read by Charles Richardson

Jack Leon and his Orchestra with Grace Nevem and the Monia Liter Quartet

Conductor, Ian Whyte

A programme for children under five
Nursery rhymes, stories, and music

Among this week's stories for our under-fives is one in two parts by Diana Ross called 'Joe is Lost.' Older brothers and sisters who listen to the broadcasts for schools may have heard some of Diana Ross's stories - if they belong to the Lets Join In audience they are almost certain to have an enthusiasm for the Little Red Engine who gets a name - while the two we have already broadcast to the under-fives, 'One Little, Two Little,' and ' Baby Goes Out for a Walk ' (both from the book called 'Nursery Tales') have established themselves among their favourites. 'His favourite story up to date,' wrote one little boy's mother, 'is about John going to the farm with Mother and Baby, but he insists that the black hen lays three eggs. one for each of them! He has also provided some of the animals with babies, and I am expected to remember such additions as well as the original story.' Diana Ross designed these stories as flexible instruments capable of adaptation to the needs of the listener of the moment; she would approve of this little boy - and of his hard-pressed mother
(Elizabeth A. Taylor)

A daily programme of entertainment, information, and music for the woman at home
Introduced by Olive Shapley
' Good Cooking: a recipe for Italian Ravioli,' by Helen Davies
Today's Guest: Being Mistaken for Someone Else,' by E. Arnot Robertson
' Helping Your Children to Read,'by Cecily Collier
' Do Wage-Earners Make the Best Wives ? ' : Betty Bucknell argues the point with Hero Rider-Rider
Short story : ' The Story-Teller,' by Saki (H. H. Munro ). Read by Leonard Sachs

King Pa,lmer and his Orchestra

People in Industry
5-The Place of Industry in National Life
John Anderson , Industrial Correspondent of The Manchester Guardian, thinks that conditions in British industry vary so much that no one can talk in general terms about them. Sam Pollock discusses this point of view with him in the last programme of this series

Bill Savill and his Orchestra

Mrs. Dale, the doctor's wife, records the daily happenings in the life of her family
Script by Jonquil Antony
Principal characters this week:
Last week, Sally and Miss Kendrick agreed to manage a new branch of Elizabeth Russell's flower shop. Bob, still convalescent, read Maud French's book and found to his surprise that it was really quite a good one. It turned out that Dick Mutty had actually written to Gwen to tell her of his engagement but the postman had given the letter to Thompkins who had forgotten to pass it on. Dr. and Mrs. Dale tried to persuade Gwen not to see Esmond any more, but Gwen woutd not listen to them. A cable came from Canada summoning Alec and Miriam home because their little boy Carlton had been tnrown from his pony. Maggs arrived at Virginia Lodge with his nephew Art, who turned out not to be a little boy after all but a hefty young man of few words.

by Bernard Merivale
Adapted for broadcasting by Peggy Wells
Production by Martyn C. Webster

(Continued)

The Bobby Howell Orchestra

Geraldo and his Orchestra featuring ' Songs with Strings '

including cricket close of play scores

Radio's musical rendezvous, with Gladys Ripley (contralto) Michal Hambourg (piano) and the Ballad Singers with the Majestic Orchestra Conducted by Lou Whiteson
Your host, David Dunhill
Direction, Campbell Ricketts

Paul Carpenter , Benny Lee
Daphne Anderson , Deryck Guyler Johnny Johnston , The Piccolinos
BBC Revue Orchestra
Conducted by Frank Cantell Produced by Charles Chilton

to ask questions about
Housing
The series in which the consumer gets his chance to question men of power and responsibility in the supply of important services. In this programme, the public gets its chance to ask builders and housing authorities about what is right or wrong with housing
Chairman:
Graham Hutton
Platform:
Dick Coppock , General Secretary of the National Federation of Building Trades Operatives
Norman Wates. National Council of the National Federation of Building Trades Employers, and President of the Federation of Registered House-builders
Councillor A. South, J.P., Chairman of the Norwich Housing Committee
Michael J . Youngs , President of the Norwich Association of Building Trades Employers, and director and secretary of an old-established building and public-works contractors' firm in Norwich
A. G. Sheppard Fidler , F.R.I.B.A., architect for the new town of Crawley
Questioners:
The public of Norwich who want more and better houses

An all-woman revue about women, for women with Jeanne de Casalls
Doris Hare
Jane Barrett
Cecile Chevreau
Doris Rogers
Lind Joyce
Soloists:
Winifred Copperwheat (viola)
Paula Guest Guest comedienne:
Frances Day
Men on Trial
This week's victim,
Maurice Denham
BBC Variety Orchestra Conductor, Rae Jenkins
Script by Godfrey Harrison
Diana Morgan and Eddie Maguire
Produced by Audrey Cameron

and his Orchestra

' The African Queen' by C. S. Forester
Reader, Lockwood West
6—' Running the gauntlet'

The Stradivari Orchestra directed by Michael Spivakovsky with Rosa Dennis (piano)