David Jacobs introduces your request records

A story, a hymn, and a prayer

at the BBC theatre organ

Frank Baron and his Sextet

and his Orchestra with Alma Warren
Dick James and Martin Moreno

' Sentence of Death ' by E. D. Ritchie
Read by Duncan McIntyre

BBC Variety Orchestra (Leader, George Deason )
Conductor, Paul Fenoalhet with Carla Forbes

(Leader, J. Mouland Begbie )
Conducted by Alexander Gibson

Today's story: 'Wilfred and his dog Ginger' by Joan E. Cass , told by Julia Lang. Part 2

including:
How the Other Half Lives: a reading of letters from listeners Cooking with Ann Hardy: a second series of talks on the basic essentials of good cooking. 7-Frying-shallow and deep. (BBC recording)
Silicones Simplified: Peter Sykes, Ph.D., University of Cambridge, describes some everyday uses for a new group of substances
At the London Theatre: two playgoers describe plays seen recently in London
Serial:
' Faster, Faster!' by E. M. Delafield
Abridged by Audrey Lucas
Read by Marjorie Westbury
Programme introduced by Jean Metcalfe

and his Miniature Orchestra
Maria Korchiiiska (harp)
(Continued in next column)

Fairey Aviation Works Band
Conductor, Harry Mortimer

played by Geraldo and his Orchestra with Jill Day and Roy Edwards introducing
Siwingtime
The String Choir
London Rhapsody
All-time Hit Parade and Geraldo at the piano
Producer, Jimmy Grant

at the BBC theatre organ

The Billy Mayerl Rhythm Ensemble with Dave Shand (saxophone)

on gramophone records

hands over tonight's programme to the Younger Generation of Welwyn Garden City
Five weeks ago the under-twenties of Welwyn Garden City were challenged to devise, script, and portray their own picture of the place they live in. Auditions have been open to all comers, and the result can be heard in this programme.
Parade has provided mobile recording facilities for outside interviews and commentaries, the use of a studio for dramatised scenes and narrative links, professional advice when requested, and the services of a producer throughout the day's studio rehearsal when the programme was assembled and until the final recording was made. Responsibility for choice of material, and for the scripting from start to finish has been in the hands of a committee of under-twenties chosen at a general meeting. During the programme the under-twenties will interview Flora Robson, the stage and screen actress, who was one of the City's first residents, and R. G. Gosling, Chairman of the Welwyn Garden City Development Corporation.

A story of country folk.

From the Avenue Cinema.
Brandon. Suffolk
At the piano. Harry Hudson
Presented by Stephen Williams

A tribute in words and music to
Oscar Straus
(1870-1954) by Bernard Grün
Written by Henrik Ege with Victoria Elliott. Stephen Manton
Billie Baker. Dudley Rolph
Zither music played by Ernst Naser
BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgate )
BBC Concert Orchestra (Leader, John Sharpe )
Conducted by Henry Krips Produced by Edward Nash
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Based on a story by Sam Davis
Guitarist. Billy Bell
Fiddler, Danny Levan Pianist, Stanley Black
Time: 1858
The place:
A mining camp in California
Written and produced by Charles Chilton

Cyril Stapleton directs The BBC Show Band and Pianist, Bill McGuffie
Sentimentalist, Julie Dawn
Songs from the Stargazers
For Sambas: Harold Smart and the Sambassadors
For Fun:
The Malcolm Mitchell Trio
Producer, Donald MacLean

' Natural Causes,' by Henry Cecil
Reader, Peter Cushing
12-' Counsel and Solicitor'

Softer music for the later hour
For Romance: Tino Christidi
(Tino Christidi is appearing at the Embassy Club, London)