Dennis Castle introduces your request records
A story, a hymn, and a prayer
at the organ of the Ritz Cinema, Belfast
Troise and his Banjoliers
The Montmartre Players Directed by Henry Krein
The Freddie Phillips Quintet
James Moody (piano)
at the BBC theatre organ
and his Orchestra with Barry Kent and Jean Campbell
(Leader, Reginald Stead )
Conductor, John Hopkins
Dennis Murdoch (piano)
Today's story: ' Lulupet and Toffee ' by Jane Alan , told by Dorothy Smith
Lorna Pegram introduces the programmes this week
including
Salads in May, including- Austrian cucumber salad, by Gretel Beer
(Continued in next column)
Curtain Up on Solitude: Kathleen Hudson considers problems arising from the isolated life she leads
What I've- Been Reading: Honor Wyatt reviews some recently published books
Flower of the Month: Ann Lake talks about irises
Serial:
' Miss Buncle's Book 'by E. D. Stevenson
Abridged byEve Howland
Read by Mary Wimbush
The eleventh of fifteen instalments
Programme introduced by Marjorie Anderson
Conductor,
Major G. H. Willcocks M.V.O., M.B.E. ,
John Holmes (bass) (Soloist. W. Verdon> )
Cecil Norman and the Rhythm Players
Script by Jonquil Antony
Production by Betty Davies and Patrick Dromgoole
Alec was found guilty on one count, and sentenced at the Old Bailey to six months' imprisonment. He was sent to Brixton. Dr. Dale had a reply about the holiday exchange advertisement from a Dr. Victor Drew with a practice at Stonechurch, a seaside town; the Dales decided to visit Stonechurch at the week-end. Dr. Gardiner moved into the ' Sutherland.' Richard Fulton gave Nurse O'Malley notice, then changed his mind and sent her flowers. Mrs. Mountford began to spoil Ferne, feeding him with chocolate cake; consequently he got into the habit of slipping away from the Dales and going into her garden. Mrs. Dale wondered whether they should move into somewhere smaller to save money; she saw a possible house in another part of Parkwood Hill.
A comedy by John van Druten
Produced by Charles Lefeaux
Excerpts from Richard Rodgers' music for the Television series played by members of the NBC Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Robert Russell Bennett on gramophone records
(Leader. William Mclnulty ) Conductor, David Curry with Una Doherty
with Rene Cutforth
One man's view of people and places that make the wheels go round in the world's biggest city
From San Francisco
Eamonn Andrews introduces Jack . Solomons
Teddy Waltham and Peter Wilson who discuss the prospects for tonight's contest for the Heavyweight Championship of the World between
Rocky Marciano
(United States) (holder) and Don Cockell
(Great Britain) (challenger)
Eamonn Andrews , who will be giving a commentary on the fight at 4.0 a.m. tomorrow in the Light Programme, hopes in this preview, to include interviews with the two boxers and with some of the outstanding personalities of the American ring
A serial for radio in six parts by E. Eynon Evans
Fred Lloyd , the local railway signalman, is interviewed by the police and gives vital information .
Characters in order of speaking:
Produced by David H. Godfrey in the BBC's Welsh studios
Last of a series of five programmes devised and presented by Denis Mitchell
5— Tin Pan Alley
An impression of one of London's shortest and busiest streets-Denmark Street-the home of popular songs and the haunt of the lyric writers, composers, arrangers, publishers, and artists who help to popularise them.
Cyril Stapleton directs
The BBC Show Band
Alfred Marks does his best to misdirect it and Rikki Fulton makes the introductions which include
The Stargazers. Ray Burns Bill McGuffle , Harold Smart
Bert Weedon
The Show Band Singers
Production by Johnnie Stewart
6-The Barrow Boy Poet
Talking completely off the cuff,' Bernard Kops tells how he became a barrow boy in order to make a living -while writing poetry. Selling second-hand books and antiques, he sees life from a pitch in Seven Dials, where he claims the acquaintanceship of a countess, a witch, and an uncrowned king.
Music for listening and dancing played by Alex Welsh and his Dixielanders with George Melly who also introduces the programme
Produced by Donald MacLean and Jimmy Grant
' Fish Out of Water ' by Gilbert Hackforth-Jones
(to be read in fifteen instalments)
Read by Norman Shelley
Abridged by Eve Howland
1-' The Mayor of Brushington
Remembers '
Henri Le Blanc at the BBC theatre organ
An Anglo-American exchange on gramophone records
Heavyweight Championship of the World
Rocky Marciano (holder) United States v Don Cockell United Kingdom
Commentary by Eamonn Andrews on the fifteen round contest, with inter-round summaries by E.J. "Teddy" Waltham from the Kezar Stadium, San Francisco.
There will also be recorded accounts of the fight in the Light Programme at 4.0 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. and in the Home Service at 7.10 a.m. and 8.30 a.m.
