Introduced by Godfrey Winn

A story, a hymn, and a prayer

Louis Mordish at the BBC theatre organ

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

(Friday's recorded broadcast)

BBC Variety Orchestra
Conductor, Paul Fenoulhet
Ida Shepley, Newton Goodson
Introduced by John Webster

by Dennis Hanly
Read by Barry K. Barnes

Motor Cycle Races
Commentaries on the race for the Junior Tourist Trophy from the Isle of Man

Graham Walker and Philip Robinson at the Grand Stand, Douglas; Murray Walker at 'The Highlander'; Alan Clarke at Kirkmichael; Richard North at Ramsey; David Southwood at Creg-ny-Baa

at the BBC theatre organ

Conducted by Arwel Hughes

of Great Britain
Report and commentary by Raymond Baxter on the Speed Regularity Tests from the Silverstone Circuit.

A programme for children under five

'The Little Grey Mouse,' by I.M. Dubois (today) and 'Farmer Boy David,' by Nesta Nuttall (on Friday), are this week's repeated stories. Tomorrow's tale, by Diana Ross, is about a boy who sailed across the sea, and on Wednesday and Thursday we begin our holiday season with 'The Family Wanted a Holiday,' by E. Coleman. Our story-teller this month is Julia Lang.
(Elizabeth A. Taylor)

Bathing Week
A daily programme for women at home
Introduced by Jean Metcalfe and including
'Their Point of View': Cliff Michelmore brings to the mobile microphone servants of the public to tell you about their side of the picture.
'How We Met,' by Giorgina Roberts who met her husband when she was least expecting to do so
'Over the Hills and Far Away: Madeira,' by Ray Hudson
'Alas for my Piccadilly': a story of disenchantment by Robert Kenny
'Courting in the Kitchen,' by Maura Laverty. 3: 'Fruit Roll at Grange.' (BBC recording)
Serial: 'Cluny Brown' by Margery Sharp.
Abridged by Arthur Calder-Marshall. Read by Diana Maddox
and asides on bathing by Gordon Cruickshank

A. P. Sharpe's Honolulu Hawaiians
with Ronnie Joynes (electric guitar) and Kathleen Heppell

Motor Cycle Races
Commentaries on the progress of the Junior Clubman's Race from the Isle of Man (including a progress report from Silverstone by Raymond Baxter)

John Cordeaux introduces speakers who describe the federated territories; John Proud talks on political problems.

Harry Leader and his Band

Mrs. Dale, the doctor's wife, records the daily happenings in the life of her family
(BBC recording)
(To be repeated tomorrow at 11.0 a.m.)

Last week Mrs. Dale decided to go on a light diet. Mrs. Freeman, Sally, and Isabel overwhelmed her with details of what she must not eat. Richard Fulton, now at Sally's cottage, continued to annoy Mrs. Donovan and Christine by expecting to be waited on all the time and also by walking about the cottage well into the night. David asked Gwen if she would like to visit his home in Wales with him. Michael also asked her if she would like to go to France for a fortnight with him and two other friends. Mr. King had another disagreement with Stan Skeats and Bob and reported them to the Administration. However, Mr. King himself was reprimanded about his personal relationships with his staff.

[Starring] Bette Davis, Emlyn Williams and Gary Merrill
(Recording of Wednesday's broadcast)

by Robert E. Sherwood
(Continued)

at the BBC theatre organ

Melodies in reminiscent mood played by Tolchard Evans and his Pioneers of Rhythm and sung by Dinah Kaye and Ken Beaumont
Introduced by Rex Palmer
Musical arrangements remembered by Ray Terry

Written by Edward J. Mason and Geoffrey Webb.
A story of country folk.

including cricket close of play scores

[Starring] Ted Ray
(Wednesday's recorded broadcast in the London Home Service)

A summer review by Diana Morgan and Robert MacDermot
with additional numbers by Glyn Hardwicke and Wallace Towns
Music by Geoffrey Wright and Ronnie Hill
with Wynford Vaughan Thomas, Doris Hare, Reginald Tate, Lind Joyce, Anthony Oliver, Anne Sullivan, Denis Dowling, Camilla Castelli, Hugh Morton and Eunice Gayson

The Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Stanley Black

(Denis Dowling broadcasts by permission of the Governors of Sadler's Wells)

Brian Reece introduces Starlight Hour
Starring Alfred Marks
Peter Yorke and his Concert Orchestra
The Radio Revellers
Beryl Reid
Tony Fayne and David Evans
Harry Dawson
(BBC recording)
(Harry Dawson is appearing in "Take It From Us" at the Adelphi Theatre, London)

Freddy Grisewood tells his Cotswold story 'The Duck Shoot'

A series of stories by authors whose voices are familiar to listeners. Each Monday at this time an author will come to the microphone to read one of his or her own short stories.

Paul Adam and his Mayfair Music
Frank Holmes , Diana Coupland and Russ Allen
From the Milroy

presenting Clifford Stanton
From Quaglino's Restaurant

' How Green Was My Father' by David Dodge
Reader, Raymond Byrnes
6—' Shooting an Air-line '

of Great Britain
Raymond Baxter reports on the progress of the Rally from the Newcastle studios.
(Map on page 7)

Don Caple directs
The Moonrakers with Rosemary Squires