Godfrey Winn introduces your request records

A story, a hymn, and a prayer

at the BBC theatre organ

Frank Weir and his Orchestra

BBC Welsh Orchestra
(Leader, Philip Whiteway )
Conducted by ArweJ Hughes
Victoria Elliott (soprano)

and his Band with Marjorie Daw
Marion Williams , and Mel Gaynor and the David Ede Quintet

Glamorgan v. The Australians and Yorkshire v. Lancashire
First day
Commentary by John Arlott and Bernard Kerr from St. Helen's Ground, Swansea, and by E. W. Swanton from Bramall Lane, Sheffield

and his Septet on gramophone records

A musical programme for children under five
Ann Driver , Marjorie Westbury and Maurice Bevan play and sing
' London Bridge is Broken Down'
' Oranges and Lemons ' and some road-mending chants

BBC Variety Orchestra
(Leader, Muriel Dry )
Conductor, Paul Fcnoulhet with Eric Whitley

Great Britain v. France
Commentary by Harold Abrahams and Rex Alston during the first day of the International match at the White City Stadium
This year it is Britain's turn to be at home to France in the annual athletics match between the two countries. Since the match became Great Britain v. France in 1933, Great Britain has won ten times and prior to that, when the match was between England and France, England had won six times. France has won five contests in all.

Glamorgan v. The Australians and Yorkshire v. Lancashire
Further commentary

Commentary by Raymond Glendenning, assisted by Tom E. Webster as race-reader
From Epsom Racecourse
For the last few years the Diomed Stakes has had disappointing fields, and to encourage a larger one the Epsom Grand Stand Association has altered the conditions of the race and turned it into a handicap event. As a result twenty horses were left in at the close on Jun 23. The final acceptance date was Tuesday last.
The race, run over 1 1/4 miles, is named after Diomed, the first winner of the Derby Stakes in 1780.

Glamorgan r. The Australians and Yorkshire v. Lancashire
Further commentary

Great Britain v. France
Further commentary

Glamorgan v. The Australians and Yorkshire v. Lancashire

Great Britain v. France

Glamorgan v. The Australians. and Yorkshire v. Lancashire
Further commentaries

meets weekly at this time to hear and discuss jazz music
Producer, Donald MacLean

(by permdseion of the Commandant)
Conducted by Lieut-Col. Meredith Roberts M.V.O., M.B.E. ,
Director of Music

Glamorgan v. The Australians and Yorkshire v. Lancashire
Further commentary

People of all ages and from all walks of life make up the queues at the Royal Albert Hall. Franklin Engelmann invites several
Promemaders to choose a record of an item from next week's Promenade Concert programmes
Each record is broadcast from the BBC's Gramophone Library to the waiting queue over loudspeakers installed for the occasion

Yorkshire v. Lancashire
Close of play score

including cricket close of play scores

London Symphony Orchestra (Leader, Thomas Matthews )
Conductor, Basil Cameron
Redvers Llewellyn (baritone)
Cyril Smith , Phyllis Sellick
(pianos)
From the Royal Albert Hall, London
Part 1
(Continued in next column)
Tickets may be obtained from the Royal Albert Hall or usual agents

2-Some Ghosts
The second of nine stories of adventure to be told by James Robertson Justice from his own experiences.

Part 2

A microphone tour of the Festival Gardens at Battersea Park where we join holickaymakers for an evening's fun and entertainment including visits to:
The Main Lawn:
Music by the Festival Gardens Military Band
Directed by John Thorpe
The Vailley of Singing Birds
The Dance Pavilion: with Peirson Webber and his All-Star Music
The Carlyon Model Theatre
The Fun Fair
The Crescent Restaurant :
Community singing with Billy Wells and his Band
Your guides are: Raymond Baxter
John Ellison , and Brian Johnston