Humphrey Lestocq introduces your request records

A story, a hymn, and a prayer

at the BBC theatre organ

Tommy Kinsman and his Dance Orchestra

Conductor, F. J. Roberts

M.C.C. v. The South Africans
Last day
Commentaries by Rex Alston and Charles Fortune , with summaries by E. W . Swanton
From Lord's

(Leader, Philip Whiteway )
Conducted by Arwel Hughes
Vivian Joseph (cello)

M.C.C. v. The South Africans
Further commentary

and his Orchestra

Today's story: ' I'm Going to London Town,' by Diana Ross. told by Julia Lang. Part 2.

including
'But We Don't Want One,' says Elizabeth Beresford, when her husband returns from a sale or a second-hand shop
Children at School: 1-Mothers
Talking. A discussion between mothers on the kind of education they would like for their daughters
When Children Migrate: Nancy Bevan reflects on her position as a mother whose children have grown up and gone to live abroad
A Link that Binds Us: Stella
Monk speaks on the occasion of Empire Day
Serial:
' The Old Wives' Tale ' by Arnold Bennett
Abridged by Honor Wyatt
Read by Ronald Simpson
The second of thirteen instalments
Programme introduced by Jean Metcalfe

M.C.C. v. The South Africans
Further commentary

played by the Trio Francois Charpin

Band of the Royal Military Academy
Sandhurst
Conducted by Lieut. G. H. Stunell
Director of Music

at the BBC theatre organ

and his Band with Denny Dennis

M.C.C. v. The South Africans
Further commentary

Alan Clare at the piano

First of a new series
An up-to-the-minute round-up of events and personalities-at home and abroad-with latest news of sport of the day
Introduced by Cliff Michelmore
Edited by Geoffrey Peck

A story of country folk.

This month sees the sixtieth anniversary of the birth of Rudolph Valentino. This programme is an attempt to discover the man behind the myth, the Latin behind the legend... an attempt to throw some light on the true character of the screen idol whose silent shadow, during his short film career, earned him the titles of 'The King of Romance,' 'The Great Lover,' 'The Prince of Sex Appeal.'
Quotations and contributions from: Lady Birkenhead, Bebe Daniels, Natacha Rambova, Gloria Swanson, Major Alfred Davis, Cecil B. de Mille, S. George Ullman, Rudolph Valentino
with Rosemary Davis, Dorothy Gordon, John Baker, Roger Delgado, Peter Elliott, Macdonald Parke and Leslie Flint, President of the Valentino Memorial Guild

Music from the old Gaiety Theatre
Introduced by John Watt
Singers:
Billie Baker , Patricia Baird
Dudley Rolph , George Betton with the BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgate )
London Theatre, Orchestra
Conducted by Raymond Agoult
Produced by Charles Beardsall

by Agatha Christie
It is a personal call for James Brent-from Newton Abbot-from Fay. But that cannot be, for Fay is dead, as James should know. And yet it sounds like Fay-that is the mystery.
Others taking part: Sulwen Morgan
Cyril Shaps. Peter Claughton Dorothy Clement , Alan Reid
Hugh David , and Ruth Cracknell
Produced by Ayton Whitaker

also featuring Kenneth Williams
The ' Hancock Theme ' and other incidental music composed by Wally Stott
The Augmented BBC Revue Orchestra
Conductor, Harry Rabinowitz
(Continued in next column)
Written by Alan Simpson and Ray Galton
Produced by Dennis Main Wilson

Ted Heath and his Music with Kathy Lloyd
Bobbie Britton. Peter Lowe
On the Beat and it's
' The Band of the Day':
Johnny Gray and his Orchestra
Introduced by Ted Heath Produced by John Hooper

'Fish Out of Water ' by Gilbert Hackforth-Jones
(to be read in fourteen instalments);
Read by Norman Shelley
Abridged by Eve Howland
7-' Harry Trevor 's " Vacuum " Flask '

Ted Heath and his Music with Kathy Lloyd
Bobbie Britton , Peter Lowe
Johnny Gray and his Orchestra
Introduced by Alan Dell
Produced by John Hooper