Jack Train introduces your request records
A story, a hymn, and a prayer
at the BBC theatre organ
Ian Stewart and his Quintet
and his Players with Julia Shelley
and his Orchestra with Bob Dale
(Leader, J. Mouland Begbie )
Conducted by Alexander Gibson
Directed by Henry Krein
Today's story:'An Easter Picnic' by Lilias Edwards , told by Dorothy Smith.
including:
Cotton On ... I-Alice Hooper Beck makes a cofton dress
A Dancing Holiday:
Lois Garner describes a holiday with a difference
Reflections from the Screen: Gordon Gow on the fortnight in films
Reading Your Letters: the latest selection from the Woman's Hour mailbag
The Tale of the Gruyère Cheese: Joyce Egginton describes how she found the only man in the village of Gruyeres who makes cheese
Serial:
' The Tortoise and the Hare ' by Elizabeth Jenkins
Abridged by P. J. R. Wright
Read by Sheila Mitchell
Programme introduced by Jean Metcalfe
and his Rio Tango Band with Gerald Young (accordion)
The Royal Artillery
Mounted Band
Conducted by Captain Basil H. Brown
Director of Music
Script by Basil Dawson
(Continued in next column)
Charles Lamb it appearing in For Belter, For Worse ' at the Comedy Theatre, London)
Alec Dale persuaded Sally to meet Denby Harris with a view to expanding her business. Mr. Fulton received a oonciliatory note from Maud French, which he returned unread with a rude letter. Sally was furious with him and refused to speak to him; and Trevor was equally furious with Sally because he thought she had been reading one of his letters. As a result, Fulton and Trevor wen.t out together to drown their sorrows. When Mrs. Dale asked Sir Bernard Remington Wade to recommend a good Counsel for the enquiry, he reiterated what Mrs. Gascoyne's solicitor had said-that a young barrister would handle their case very well. Isabel and Edward F:elding decided to apply to the Council to become foster-parents.
at the BBC theatre organ
at the piano
including some records chosen by Service men and women overseas
The Younger Generation invite you to find out what they were up to yesterday
On-the-spot recordings of enterprising Bank-Holiday-making on the Continent and in Central Scotland, the Lowlands, South Wales, Cumberland, the Peak District, the Midlands, the West Country, the South coast, and Thames-side with Parade's own team of amateur commenta.tors. Including:
Judy Clarke , Margaret Gilder Michael Simpson , Diana Carter
Andrew Bainbridge , Jean Brame
Robert Solbe , Alan Rothwell
John Loukes (with his guitar) and Jon Miller and Michael Bacharach
(s)
From the Stenning Hall , Hallaton, Leicestershire
At the piano, Harry Hudson
Presented by Stephen Williams
12-' Mr. Micawber's Difficulties'
A dramatised adaptation of sequences from
' David Copperfield ' by Charles Dickens
Adapted by Derek Patmore Music under the direction of Sidney Torch
Produced by Harry Alan Towers
A memoir in music by John Watt and Gale Pedrick in eight weekly instalments
The story of Adfele Lentre as told by herself
Part 8
The Players: and BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master. Leslie Woodgate )
BBC Concert Orchestra (Leader, John Sharpe )
Music adviser and Director of Music
Muir Mathieson
Produced by Michael North
See below
with Ted Heath and his Music with Lita Roza
Dennis Lotis. and Bobbie Britton
On the Beat with Ronnie Scott
Introduced by Ted Heath Produced by John Hooper
' The Malacca Cane ' by Robert Kemp
(to be read In fifteen instalments)
Reader, Duncan McIntyre
7 — ' A Parental Discovery'
On the Sweeter Side with Ted Heath and his Music with Lita Roza
Dennis Lotis , and Bobbie Britton
Introduced by Alan Dell
