Derek McCulloch (Uncle Mac) introduces your request records
A story, a hymn, and a prayer
at the BBC theatre organ
Sidney Davey and his Players
The New Casino Orchestra
Conducted by Mark Lubbock
and his Orchestra with Paul Rich , ' Rusty ' Hurren and Jimmy Mayers and the Sunspots
A magazine programme including:
Football League: by Charles Buohan
Scottish F.A. Cup:
Simon Smith on the semi-final tie between Aberdeen and Rangers
(Continued in next column)
F.A. Amateur Cup: The Final Tie
Bishop Auckland v. Crook Town by Arthur Appleton
Rugby Union:
France v. England by Rex Alston Wales v. Scotland by Bill McLaren
Motor Racing:
'British Empire Trophy by Raymond Baxter
Introduced by Eamonn Andrews
Produced by Angus Mackay
at the organ of the Dome, Brighton
A musical programme for children under five
Ann Driver , Marjorie Westbury and Maurice Bevan include ' The Post-man ' (words by Molly McArthur ), ' The Animals Went in Two by Two,' and ' Old Macdonald's Farm '
Introduced by Michael Brooke
Margaret Rawlings offers to friends known and unknown some poems she has chosen in response to their letters
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This is the BBC's first broadcast from the Oulton Park Circuit, near Chester, and the occasion is one of the most historic events in .the motor-racing calendar. This is the first time the race for the British Empire Trophy has been run at Oulton. It will be its fourth home: previous races have taken place at Brooklands, Domngton, and in the Isle of Man.
Geoffrey Duke , Ray Amm. Eric Oliver , Cyril Smith , Pip Harris , Bill Lomas , Bob McIntyre , Derek Farrant , Bob Keeler , Cecil Sandtford and scores of (other stars, together witth many a clubman out 10 make a name for himself, will be :n aotion today. In addition to the works '-Gilera, Norton, A.J.S., and M.V. machines there win be many interesting specials ' including the unorthodox Earles-Bodd:ce Norton combination and a-t least two production machines making their first Tacing appearance* — the 500 c.c. MSS Velocette ridden by Cecil Sandford , and the 500 c.c. four-cylinder Wooler ridden by Arnold Jones.
at the BBC theatre organ
Further commentary
Further commentary
F.A. Amateur Cup Final
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Tunes you have asked us to play, including some records chosen by Service men and women overseas
Commentary on the finish of the final
including football results
Football League:
Reports on selected matches affecting promotion or relegation
Scottish F.A. Cup:
Simon Smith on the semi-final tie between Aberdeen and Rangers
F.A. Amateur Cup:
Bishop Auckland v. Crook Town by W. J. Hicks
Rugby Union:
France v. England by Rex Alston
Wales v. Scotland by G. V. Wynne-Jones
Talking Sport:
A free discussion on the latest news and topics of the moment
Introduced by Eamonn Andrews
Produced by Angus Mackay
BBC Variety Orchestra
(Leader, George Deason )
Conductor, Paul Fenoulhet with Louise Traill and Paddy Carney
Landlord and Tenant
Dudley Perkins answers some miscellaneous questions from-listeners
Charles Buchan on today's football
Written by Edward J. Mason and Geoffrey Webb.
A story of country folk.
(Leader, Paul Beard )
Conductor, Sir Malcolm Sargent
Gioconda de Vito (violin)
(Continued in next column)
9.27 a.pp. Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Purcell...Benjamin Britten
From the Colston Hall , Bristol
(Gioconda de Vito broadcasts by permission of Harold Holt Ltd.)
(Tickets may be obtained from local ticket agents)
9.45 app. After the concert Michael Bowen talks to Robert Reid , a visitor to Bristol, about the Colston Hall. Listeners can then overhear Reid's impressions of the city as he is driven back to his hotel near the Suspension Bridge
Where dance music is played by Billy Ternent and his Orchestra with Eva Beynon
Terry Walsh and The Ternenteers and Santiago and his Latin-American Music and The Gerry Moore Trio
The host is Peter Haigh
Produced by Donald MacLean
