George Elrick introduces your request records

A story, a hymn, and a prayer

Harold Smart at the BBC theatre organ

Band of The Life Guards
Conducted by Lieut.-Col. A. Lemoine
Director of Music

and his Players

'The Artist' by Holloway Horn
Told by David Peel

at the BBC theatre organ

Strict tempo dance music played by Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra

(Leader, Frank Thomas )
Conductor, Leo Wurmser

Programme for the under-fives
'Oh,' said a small boy one Monday when he heard another name announced, 'I thought it would have been Captaleen Edwards!' Well, today it is, for this week and next, Catherine Edwards introduces our stories and rhymes. The story on Wednesday and Thursday, told by Dorothy Smith in two parts, is about a fire engine. It was specially written by Jean Sutcliffe some time ago to meet a little girl's request, and it is called 'Christopher's Friend.' Now we have another request, this time from a small boy who wistfully writes, 'Please tell a story about a fire engine. I listen to your stories every day, but I would like a fire engine story.' Today and on Friday Julia Lang will tell 'The Newspaper House' by Emily Buxton, and 'The Water Baby,' by Ruth Ainsworth. Tomorrow comes Daphne Oxenford with Enid Rogers' tale of 'The Lost Boots.' (Elizabeth A. Taylor)

from the North of England
Introduced by Violet Carson and including
' Design and Make-up': Arthur Swinson talks to a business couple about their new ideas in textile design and make-up
' No Hawkers ...' keeps you from meeting many interesting people, says Mary McLean 'Who'd be a Grass-Widow?':
Kenneth Poolman presides over a discussion between three of them
' Violet Entertains ' with songs at the piano
' Elizabeth Raffald': the story of a remarkable woman of the eighteenth century, told by Kathleen Stevenson
'Haute Ecole': Eric Jolly presents recordings made at a Northern Riding School
' My Grandfather's Station ':' reminiscences by Sheila Reid ' Give me a Ring': Dorothy Berry's life without a telephone Serial: ' To Let Furnished,' by Josephine Bell. Abridged by Michael Bell. Read by Patience Collier

Billy Mayerl and his Players
Mary Denise (soprano)

Oscar Rabin and his Band

Mrs. Dale, the doctor's wife, records the daily happenings in the life of her family
Script by Lesley Wilson
To be repeated tomorrow at 11.0 a.m.
Last week, while Mrs. Dale was at Gwen's flat, Jenny and Peter arrived. David advised them against a hurried wedding and they agreed to take his advice. The next day, Gwen celebrated her birthday and wedding anniversaries. Jenny won an award at the drama school and, as Peter was out of town, she telephoned to Bob to tell him about it. Bob suggested they should celebrate, but the Dales disapproved. When Jenny eventually told Peter about the award he seemed completely uninterested and turned the conversation to his own plans to buy a small-holding. Jenny was very upset. realising she could not combine her acting career with Peter's farming interests. She rang up Bob and asked him to try to talk Peter out of the project, but Peter politely told him to mind his own business.

Adapted by Felix Felton from the novel by M. Belloc Lowndes
Other parts played by Aubrey Richards , Geoffrey Bond
Ernest Sefton , Richard Bebb David Garth , Margaret Ward
Patricia Hilliard. Denis McCarthy
Kenneth Cleveland , Ian Sadler Frank Tickle and John Serret
Produced by David H. Godfrey

(Continued)

Raymond Baxter, Brian Johnston and Charles Gardner visit the New Royal Horticultural Hall, Westminster, to study the craftsmanship in miniature engineering and to watch the demonstrations of working model racing cars, ships, and aircraft
See 'Both Sides of the Microphone '

between Norway and Britain
Norway represented by the Rjukan Boys' Band
Conductor, John Fjeldhöl and Britain by Besses Boys' Band
Conductor, Fred Cowbum

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

A drama of the sea
Episode 12
Shantyman. Clement Hardman Accordionist, Gerald Crossman
Nautical advice by Capt. A.G. Course
Script by Robert Buckland and Hugh Falkus

A correspondence column of the air
Edited and introduced by Adrian Thomas

Tunes you have asked us to play

presenting the best in Britain's show business
Introduced this week by : Terry- Thomas and starring
Josef Locke
The Deep River Boys
Lizbeth Webb
Harry Roche
The George Mitchell Glee Club
Interruptions by Graham Stark
' Calling All Stars ' in which the listeners are invited to request their favourite tunes and choose the stars they wish to perform them
The Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Stanley Black
Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson
Produced by Dennis Main Wilson

and his Orchestra with Jill Day
Derrick Francis , and Bob Dale

' Swan Song' by John Galsworthy
Reader, Ronald Simpson
1—' Canteen for Volunteers '

Light Music String Ensemble directed by Max Jaffa with Marguerite Wolff (piano)
Cease thy song, 0 nightingale trad., arr. KreiH