BBC Revue Orchestra
(Leader, David Paget )
Conducted by Guy Daines
Stanley Black and the Dance Orchestra
by Bernard Wetherall
A weekly radio magazine for young listeners
Edited and produced by Lionel Gauilin
Report in Rhythm liillv Mayerl and the Fleeting Footnotes
Stamp Collectors' Corner
Kenneth F. Chapman, editor of 'Stamp Collecting,' tells you about some of the new designs being prepared for the reign of Queen Elizabeth II
' Gaily the Troubadour....
Wilfrid Thomas takes you for the first of six musical journeys all over the world by playing some of the records he collected on the way
Today: First stop-Singapore
' Washington Post'
Leonard Miall, BBC Correspondent In Washington, D.C., sends another ' Young America Calling ' despatch
2—- The Fall
' Look Before You Leap'
A new adventure series by Geoffrey Morgan
Today: Storm Warning!
Band of H.M. Royal Marines
(Royal Marines School of Music. Deal) Conducted by Capt. K. A. McLean
Director of Music, Royal Marines
Francis Collinson introduces songs from his notebook a weekly programme of music from the countryside
Jan Van der Gucht (tenor)
Robert Irwin (baritone)
BBC Singers (men's voices)
Wynford Reynolds Sextet
Music arranged by Francis Collinson
Produced by Maurice Brown
from Bristol
Questions submitted by listeners are discussed by 'Peter West cricket and Rugby commentator
B. A. Barnett former Australian Test cricketer
Denzil Batchelor sports journalist and critic and John Foot speaking from the spectator's point of view
Chairman. Alan Gibson
Fear not,' saith the Lord. ' I have redeemed thee. Thou art mine
Salvation
Second of four weekly services from Greenbank Parish Church, Edinburgh. Conducted by the Minister, the Rev. Donald Mackay
From London, the tunes you have asked us to play. From Germany, the tunes that make them think of you
In London: Jean Metcalfe
In Hamburg: Christopher Howland
with Alan Breeze and Doreen Stephens
Script by Clem Bernard Produced by Glyn Jones
with Pegi Edwards
The Cardiff Snowflakes Choir
BBC Welsh Orchestra
(Leader. Philip Whiteway)
Conducted by Arwel Hughes
Produced by Mai Jones
Stars of the stage, screen, radio, and concert platform with the augmented BBC Revue Orchestra
Produced by Alastair Scott-Johnston
with a BBC mobile recording unit to interview some" of the passengers and crew on board the Cunard liner R.M.S. Queen Elizabeth travelling between Southampton and Cherbourg, and to invite them to choose their favourite music
Produced by John Shuter
Arnold Bennett 's novel adapted as a serial play in six parts by Evelyn Russell
3—' The Corner Stone
Produced by William Hughes
The year is 1910, and Alderman Rdward Henry Machin of Bursley is in London where he meets the famous Amencan actor, Seven Sachs, together with his friends, Rose Euclid and Carlo Trent.
Denry Machin, as he is known in the Five Towns, buys the option to purchase a site adjoining Piccadilly Circus where he proposes to build a theatre to be called The Regent He finds, however, that plans are well advanced to build a New Thought Church. Messrs. Slosson and Wrissell, the solicitors who are concerned with the free-hold of the land on behalf of Lady Woldo, try to stop Denry Machin from taking up his option but her ladyship, an ex-actress, gives him every help to make The Regent become a reality.
A series of weekly talks by Alan Melville about recently published books he has enjoyed, with dramatised illustrations acted by Donald Bisset. Stephen Jack David Kossoff , John Laurie
Duncan Mclntyre , Macdonald Parke
Bernard Rebel
By Flotsam (B. C. Hilliam ) at the piano with the help of records
London v. The Midlands: 8
Last of eight contests between a resident team in London and a challenging team from the Midlands
London: Hubert Phillips, Cedric Cliffe
Quiz-Master: Lionel Hale
The Midlands: H. E. Howard, Thomas Bodkin
Quiz-Master: Gilbert Harding
with the Augmented Dance Orchestra Conducted by Stanley Black
Devised and written by Sid Colin
Produced by Roy Speer
A summary of events of the past week
A play for broadcasting by H. Oldfield Box
Adapted from
Gerald Kersh 's story ' Fairy Gold '
Other parts played by Hugh Manning. Frank Tickle , Michael O'Halloran Margaret Ward. Mary Williams , and Norman Mitchell
Produced by Hugh Stewart
Community hymn-singing from the Central Hall, Liverpool, led by the Liverpool Teachers' Choir. Introduced by H. S. Magnay , Director of Education. Conducted by W. H. J. Jenkins , Music Adviser to the Education Committee
All creatures of our God and King
(Tune: Lasst uns erfreuen)
Lord of all hopefulness (Tune:
Slane)
Mine eyes have seen the glory (Tune:
Vision)
0 for a heart (Tune: Richmond)
Hear us 0 Lord (Tune: Peel Castle) Lead, kindly Light (Tune: Lux
Benigna)
Hills of the North rejoice (Tune:
Little Cornard)
Now the day is over (Tune: Eudoxia)
Organist, Audrey Bamber
Tom Jenkins and the Palm Court Orchestra with John Shinebourne (cello) and Joan Ryan (mezzo-soprano)
at the piano
Christian hymns their music, and their meaning
Jerusalem the golden (Tune: Ewing) Glorious things of thee are spoken
(Tune: Abbot's Leigh)
Hark. what a sound (Tune: High-wood)
Sandy Macpherson at the BBC theatre organ
and listen to the voice of Elton Hayes
(who sings to a small guitar) with Louis Stevens and his Quintet
