Sam Heppner introduces your request records

Stanley Tudor at the organ of the Gaumont Theatre, Manchester

Band of the Royal Corps of Signals
Conducted by Captain John L. Judd , M.B.E.
Director of Music

Harold Geller and his Orchestra

' Out of Mind'
Written and read by Bernard Newman

Jack Leon and his Orchestra with Louise Traill and Arnie Kitson

(Leader, Vera Kantrovitch )
Conductor, Kathleen Riddick

A programme for children under five
Ion Grundy 's ' Summer Friends,' to be heard on Thursday, is a story about insects and a baby rabbit, and is somewhat different in character from the animal tales we have broadcast so far. It is perhaps best classified as a nature story, and parents who have seen their offspring watching with absorbed fascination the activities of tiny creatures of field and garden will appreciate the impulse that produced it. Maybe it will prompt some children to further exploration and new discoveries of their own.
Animal stories, of course, form a staple ingredient of these broadcasts, for the bond between children and animals is strong, and animal tales have something to please even our youngest listeners who, though they may not understand the events, love the animal noises, identifying them with delight and imitating them with gusto. The older ones appreciate both noises and story, often taking the latter very seriously. A four-year-old boy. after the story of Peter the Kitten, ' went into several shops in our village ' (writes his mother) ' and asked if there were any kittens, chased a big cat and almost " cornered " him, and has instructed me to search all over the town to find him a kitten.' Elizabeth A. Taylor

Introduced by Olive Shapley
' Good Cooking: Cold Sweets for the Warm Weather,' by Marguerite Patten
Today's Guest : ' The hobby-horse that galloped off with me,' by Doris Langley Moore
' Father and the Nursery Rhyme,' by Eric Roberts
A report on the Women's Amateur Athletic Association Championships, by Marjorie Pollard
' Glasgow Goes to the Fair,' by Evelyn Lennox
Short story: 'The Saint' by Antonia White. Read by Sheila Mitchell.

Alyari and his Tziganes directed by Alvin Gould with Joyce Bushen (soprano)

Time for Leisure
3-' Social Service '
A dramatised story by Gordon Cruickshank shows how interests such as first-aid can be used in voluntary service

Al Flush and his Band

Script by Jonquil Antony
Last week the Dales started their holiday in Cornwall. Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Morgan at home in Parkwood Hill, met Mrs. Mountford who frightened them with lurid stories of burglaries and violence. That night, while Dr. Morton was out on a case, they heard someone in the house and barricaded themselves in Mrs. Freeman's room. The burglar turned out to be Captain, Mrs. Freeman's cat. Isabel Fielding turned up suddenly at Trevallion and announced that she was staying at the Cliff Hotel. Mrs. Dale was most upset because she was afraid that Isabel would make Gwen dissatisfied again. While Dr. Dale, Bob, and Gwen were out fishing in a small boat, a thick sea mist came up; when they did not come home to tea. Mrs. Dale became very worried and lost her temper with Isabel, who was talking again of taking Gwen to France. They made up their quarrel when Isabel proved to be a tower of strength while they were waiting for news of Gwen, Bob, and Dr. Dale, who were eventually found by Watson and brought back to safety. Isabel Fielding left Trevallion the next day.

Anton and his Orchestra
Enrico Nobell (tenor)
Edna Hatzfeld and Alan Paul (two pianos)

(Continued)

Geraldo and his Orchestra feiaturing Songs with Strings '

Jack Byfield at the piano

The Promenade Players
Conductor, Sidney Bowman

Sandy Macpherson at the BBC theatre organ

including cricket close of play scores

with Paul Carpenter, Benny Lee
Daphne Anderson, Deryck Guyler Johnny Johnston, The Piccolinos,
The Dance Orchestra. Conducted by Stanley Black. Produced by Charles Chilton.

Radio's musical rendezvous where you can hear
Sidney Burchall (baritone)
Michal Hambourg (piano) and the Ballad Singers with Ray Martin and his
' Melody from the Sky ' Orchestra
Your host, David DunhUl
Direction, Campbell Ricketts

Tunes you have asked us to play

An all-woman revue about women, for women with Jeanne de Casailis
Doris Hare
Jane Barrett
Cecile Chevreau
Doris Rogers
Lind Joyce
Soloists:
Kyla Greenbaum (piano)
Sylvia Robin (soprano)
Guest comedienne:
Dorothy Summers
Men On Trial
This week's victim,Jack Train
BBC Variety Orchestra Conductor, Rae Jenkins
Script by Godfrey Harrison ,
Diana Morgan and Ronnie Hartbury
Production by Audrey Cameron

and his Orchestra

'The Unbearable Bassington'
A story by Saki (H. H Munro.)
Read in ten instalments by Richard Hurndall
Episode 1

Muted Strings directed by Reg Pursglove with Wilfrid Parry (piano)