Bright and cheery music on gramophone records
Albert Marland and his Rococo Orchestra
Mary Hill introducing:
Iris Ashley
Margot Lawrence
David Howarth
Yvonne Arnaud and Sophie Wyss
W. P. Matthew and Florence Desmond reading a last episode from her newly published autobiography
featuring
Max Jaffa (violin)
Reginald Kilbey (cello)
Jack Byfield (piano) and the Palm Court Players
A microphone tour of this ancient, historic city, which, for a week during the Coronation period, adopted a British look
Commentator and guide,
Robin Simpson
Programme produced by the Radio Nederland Transcription Service
11.15 Music from Holland by the Royal Military Band
Conducted by Captain R. van Yperen and the Choir Mastreechter Staar Conducted by Martin Koekelkoren
Introduced by Brian Matthew and John van der Steen
"Thou shalt do that which is right and good in the sight of the Lord that it may be well with thee" (Deuteronomy 6, v. 18)
The Ten Commandments
Service from the Parish Church of St. Mary, Nelson, Lancashire. Conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. A.F. Ward
Organist, Herbert Shaw
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, Denis Scum
with Alan Breeze and Doreen Stephens
Script by Clem Bernard Produced by Glyn Jones
with Max Bygraves
Harry Secombe , Beryl Reid
Hattie Jacques , Ronald Chesney
Peter Madden
Music from four corners of the Commonwealth of Nations
Patricia Baird (Australia)
Eve Boswell (South Africa)
Edmund Hockridge (Canada)
George Browne (West Indies)
The Johnston Singers
(United Kingdom)
Introduced by Robert Easton
(United Kingdom)
Malcolm Lockyer and his Orchestra
Producer, Donald MacLean
The second of a new series of programmes in which Lionel Gamlin suggests books for your pleasure and enjoyment, with readings and dramatic illustrations from the books selected with Alastair Mars, D.s.o., D.s.c. Patricia Field. Rosemary Lomax
Wilfrid Babbage , Michael Flanders
and on board H.M.S. Indomitable meets some of the visitors to the Naval Review at Spithead
The visitors are offered the freedom of the BBC's record libraries to choose a past broadcast or a recording of their favourite artist or orchestra
A recorded programme produced by Harold Rogers
with Wallas Eaton , The Keynotes
Second in a series of programmes in which folk singers and jazz musicians find a common platform in modern and traditional folk music from both sides of the Atlantic
Ewan MacColl , Cy Grant and Humphrey Lyttelton and his Band in ' The Singing Sailormen' with A. L. Lloyd , Isla Cameron Written by Ewan MacColl
Devised and produced by Denis Mitchell
with Benny Lee , Pearl Carr
Ronald Fletcher
A programme of gramophone records
31 — 'The Anniversary '
A summary of events of the past week
Melodies old and new played in the Hartley manner
Victoria Campbell and John Hanson in songs and duets
Fred Hartley and his Music with Jack Cooper
Introduced by John Webster
Community hymn-singing from Cotham Methodist Church, Bristol, led by the combined choirs of the neighbourhood
Hymns introduced by the Rev. Frederick Pilkington, H.C.F.
Conductor, W. T. Welsh
Organist, R. O. Baldwin
0 thou who earnest from above (Tune,
Wilton)
Thou hidden love of God (Tune,
Aldersgate St.)
Where shall my wondering soul begin
(Tune. Old 23rd)
0 for a thousand tongues to sing
(Tune, Richmond)
Jesu, lover of my soul (Tune, Aberystwyth)
And are we yet alive (Tune, Falcon
Street)
Christ the Lord is risen today (Tune,
Easter Morn)
I'll praise my maker (Tune, Monmouth)
A programme presenting the best in Britain's show business with Geraldine McEwan and Graham Stark
Guest Star:
Charlie Chester
Singing Personalities
Anne Shelton
Harry Dawson
Instrumental Personality
The Hedley Ward Trio
The George Mitchell
Glee Club
The Stanley Black Concert Orchestra
Calling All Stars
You are invited to name your favourite tunes and the stars you wish to perform, them
Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson
Produced by Alastair Scott-Johnston
at the piano
Christian hymns, their music, and their meaning
O thou not made with hands (Tune, Golden Treasury)
Mine eyes have seen the glory (Tune, Battle Song)
They all were looking for the King (Tune, Childhood)
Thy kingdom come (Tune, Irish)
A programme of melody introduced and played by Sandy Macpherson at the BBC theatre organ
The International
24-Hour Car Race at Le Mans
At 4 o'clock this afternoon, the issue of this year's race was decided. Robin Richards gives the results and tells the story of the race in this recorded report from the circuit
with gramophone records
