A record programme presented by Adrian Waller
The Sunday Supplement to Woman's Hour
Joan Griffiths lntroducting
Marguerite Vacand
Mary Ferguson and C. R. Hewitt discussing some personal problems
John Bamborough describes ' The Corn-Wallah '
How the Other Had,f Lives: the final reports and a cormmenlt by an economist
The fourth episode from ' Life Among the Savages ' by Shirley Jackson. Abridged bv Roy Herbert. Read by Peggy Hassard
11-' The Girl Behind the Counter '
Leslie Baily meets Heather Lacey , sales assistant at a London branch of a multiple departmental store, and looks in at the textile laboratory, chiropody service for staff, and other welfare and backroom activities
Produced by Jack Singleton
(The recorded broadcast of Feb. 3)
You are invited to listen to folk songs and music still sung and played in the British Isles
Patmicik Shuldham-Shaw talks about the living tradition of music to be found in the Shetland Islands, and introduces some of the recordings he has made during several visits
John Harraes introduces Ben Phillips , the singer known in Pembrokeshire as ' Ben Bach ' (Little Ben)
(Picture on page 9)
Singer: Patrick Shuldham-Sharw Player: Freddie Phillips (guitar) (guitar)
Introduced by Spike Hughes
Edited by Mamie Slocombe.
Produced by Harold Rogers
From St. Gabriel's Church Hall,
Cwmbran, Monmouthshire
And when he was demanded when the kingdom of God should come, he answered and said, The kingdom of God cometh not with observation, neither shall they say, ' Lo here/ or, ' Lo there' ; for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you
(St. Luke 17, w. 20 and 21) The Hope of the World
9—' The Kingdom Within'
Service conducted by the Rev. F. Towniley Lord D.D. , D.D. From Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, London
For serving men and women abroad and their families at home
Presented from London and Cologne by Jean Metcalfe and Dennis Souse
with Dick Katz, Marion Ryan
The Ray Ellington Quartet
The Edmundo Ros
Latin-American Orchestra
Script by Jimmy Grafton
Producer, Jimmy Grant
with Bernard Miles , Harry Secombe
Beryl Reid , Hattie Jacques
Ronald Chesney , Peter Madden
BBC Revue Orchestra
Conductor, Harry Rabinowiitz
Produced by Roy Speer
(Last Thursday's recorded broadcast
A weekly programme of records
BBC Revue Orchestra
Conductor, Harry Raibinowitz
Script by Godfrey Hartnison
Produced by Leslie Bridgmont
A travelogue in which Nina Epton describes a journey through Galicia, a northern province of Spadn, introducing recordings made during fiestas, and traditional songs and dances
An adaptation from the sound-track of the M.G.M. 30th Anniversary Festival film
Adapted by Desmond Cairrington
Produced by Denys Jones
Southern Serenade Orchestra
Directed by Lou Whiteson
John Gavall (songs with guitar)
by George Lefferts
Adapted for radio by Charles Hatton
Characters in order of speaking.
Produced by David H. Godfrey
Jeremy Throgg, the old sea captain, wants to die. In fact, he has quite made up his mind to die; and Jeremy, in the words of his friend the mortician, is the stubbornest cuss in Nantucket. You see, Jeremy's old house, in the garden of which his wife Matilda is buried, has been sold, and he doesn't want to live anywhere else. So he decides that, by sheer will power, he will die the moment the new owner takes possession. But perhaps sheer will power will not be enough; so he hits on the ingenious idea of digging himself a grave next to Matilda's in the garden. Maybe the digging will strain his old heart, and when the grave is finished he will just drop into it without exercising any will power at all. The crisis comes when the local doctor definitely certifies that Jeremy is dead. And yet Jeremy to all intents and purposes is still alive and, if not kicking, at least talking Siephen Williams
A summary of events of the past week
Tom Jenkins and the Palm Court Orchestra with Patricia Baird
Community hymn-singing from High Kirk Presbyterian Church, Ballymena, County Antrim
Conductor, Harold Alexander
Organist,Robert J.Connor
Hymns introduced by the Rev. S. D. McCaughey
Rejoice, the Lord is King (Tune,
Darwall)
(Continued in next column)
Who is on the Lord's side? (Tune.
Armageddon)
Immortal love, for ever full (Tune,
Fingal)
Jesus, lover of my soul (Tune, Aberystwyth)
What a friend we have in Jesus
(Tune, Converse)
By cool Siloam's shady rill (Tune,
Belmont)
0 love that will not let me go (Tune,
St. Margaret)
0 for a closer walk with God (Tune,
Stracathro)
Now the day is over (Tune, Lyndhurst)
with Moira Lister and Graham Stark and featuring
The Girl of a Thousand Voices
Joan Turner
The Man with the Golden Trumpet
Eddie Calvert
The George Mitchell Millionaires
Led by Tony Mercer
This week's visiting star:
Ted Ray
Stanley Black and his Concert Orchestra
Script- Ray Galton and Alan Simpson
Original lyrics by Jimmy Grafton Produced by Dennis Main Wilson
at the piano
Come, let us to the Lord our God
(Tune, Kilmarnock)
My spirit longs for thee (Tune, Maria, jung und zart)
How shall I sing that majesty (Tune,
Soil's sein)
0 for a heart to praise my God
(Tune, Stockton)
played by Sandy Macpherson at the BBC theatre organ
presenis an eiglueenth-century miscellany of words and music with gramophone records
