BBC West of England
Light Orchestra
Conductor, Frank Cantell
Henry Cummings (baritone)
Presented by Bernard Fishwick
Nancy Spain introducing
Ruth McIntosh , social worker, talking about her job
Antonia Ridge and Wyn Griffith discussing the issues behind some human problems
A West-countryman, Bert Middleton , describing the harvest of the sea
A doctor talking about unwelcome winter
Gilbert Harding 's views on women and the first episode from ' Daughter of Confucius,' by Wong Su-Ling and E. H. Cressy. Abridged by Roy Herbert. Read by Jill Baicon
Directed by Michael Spivakovsky
You are invited to listen to folk songs and music still sung and played in the West Country
Maud Karpeles returns to Somerset, where Cecil Sharp collected folk songs fifty years ago. Peter Kennedy recalls meeting Stanley Slade, one of the last shanty-men
Singer, Isla Cameron
Eugene Pini (violin)
Henry Krein (accordion)
Freddie Phillips (guitar)
Anthony Pini (cello)
George Crozier (flute)
Introduced by Spike Hughes
Edited by Marie Slocombe
Produced by Harold Rogers
(BBC recording)
Nina Epton recalls her visit to some of the islands that make up the Republic of Indonesia, and tells the story of Garuda, the sunbird
Produced by Harold Rogers
Service from Modbury Parish Church, Devon. Conducted by the Rev. H. S. H. Read
Organist, Frank Furzland
In London, Jean Metcalfe In Hamburg, Denis Scuse
with Alan Breeze and Doreen Stephens
Script by Clem Bernard Produced by Glyn Jones
Problems and brain-teasers
Beat the Expert: with Bernard Venables and Billy Milton
Winifred Taylor at the piano
Ask Me Another: with Joan Gilbert , Ralph Wightman , Valerie Aylward
Taking part in the sketches
Daphne Maddox , Wilfred Babbage
Patrick Westwood
Chairman, Franklin Engelmann
Programme devised and written by John P. Wynn
Produced by Joan Clark
Records of British dance bands.
sung by John Runge
Everyman's Entertainment with Bamonn Andrews
Muriel George and Ernest Butcher
Eric Barker , Peter Duncan
Lionel Hale , Douglas Lawrence
Lizbeth Webb
Introduced by Tommy Woodrooffe
Programme written by Gale Pedrick and produced by Denys Jones and Thurstan Holland
An episode from the novel
' Ways and Means ' by Henry Cecil
Adapted for broadcasting by C. E. Webber
Produced by Martyn C. Webster
Stonar School Choir
Conductor, Gwen Hanvey
From a BBC West of England studio
Written by Eddie Maguire
14—' Driven to Extraction'
A summary of events of the past week
Tom Jenkins and the Palm Court Orchestra with this week's visiting artist
Frederick Harvey
From the Pump Room, Bath
Community hymn-singing from St. Mary's Church, Totnes. Devon, led by combined choirs of the district
Hymns introduced by the Rev. Gordon H. Samuel
Vicar of St. Mary's
Conductor. Gordon Brown Organist, Bartram Squance
Come, ye thankful people, come
(Tune, St. George)
All things bright and beautiful (Tune,
W. Monk)
Fair waved the golden corn (Tune,
Holyrood)
Praise, 0 praise our God and King
(Tune, Monkland)
Anthem: Thou visitest the earth
(Maurice Greene)
To thee. 0 Lord, our hearts we raise (Tune, Golden Sheaves)
Rejoice today with one accord (Tune,
Ein' Feste Burg)
Our day of praise is done (Tune,
Carlisle)
with
Geraldine McEwan and Graham Stark
Guest Star: Brian Reece
To Sing to You:
Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth
The Radio Revellers
The George Mitchell Glee Club
The Stanley Black Concert Orchestra
Encore
Each week the stars take their curtain calls with the songs and tunes you want to hear.
Written by Ray Galton and Alan Simpson
Produced by Alastair Scott-Johnston
My spirit longs for thee (Tune,
Maria jung und zart)
O God. thou art the Father (Tune,
Durrow)
O King of mercy, from thy throne on high (Tune, Coena Domini)
Hark, what a sound and too divine for hearing (Tune, Highwood)
A programme of words and music for friends known and unknown broadcast weekly by Margaret Rawlings
Music by the Orphic Player*
presents some of his favourite gramophone records
