Keith Fordyce introduces your request records

A story, a hymn. and a prayer

at the BBC theatre organ

Ken Beaumont and his Sextet

and his Players
(Continued in next column)

Ken Jones at the piano

Conducted by Col. A. H. Jakeway

(Leader. Philip Whiteway) Conductor, Rae Jenkins
April Cantelo (soprano)

Directed by Henry Krein

Today's story: ' Twopence has another adventure ' by Margaret Gore. told by Dorothy Smith

by George Ewart Evans
Abridged and read by Bryan Kendrick
The last of five instalments

Percy Edgar
Introduces a programme of old favourites sung by people of Southampton, with musical accompaniment by Dudley Savage
Conductor, Ernest W. Goss
Bradshaw MacMillan (tenor)
The songs for this broadcast have been chosen by old people of the town, some of whom join in the singing
Produced by Brenda Hamilton
From the Avenue Hall, Southampton

by Ben Duncan
Although Englishmen have frequently studied American factory methods, this has rarely happened the other way round. But it did to Ben Duncan, who came here from New Mexico in 1950. On summer vacation from Oxford he worked in an ice cream factory where, as he explains, he had a remarkable opportunity of studying some * foot foot' machines.

and his Band with Vickie Anderson , Harry Bolton and the Deantones

Fred Alexander and his Players

Sandy Macpherson at the BBC theatre organ

Band of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
'Princess Louise's'
Conductor, Mr. J. H. Howe
Introduced by Alastair McDougall
Produced by Harry Mortimer
From the Jerboa Cinema. Berlin

A programme of love songs and Latin American Rhythm
From the romantic mood of Andre Kostelanetz and his Orchestra to music for dancing by Xavier Cugat and his Band

from the BBC Northern Variety Orchestra
(Leader. Norman George )
Conductor, Alyn Ainsworth with Les Howard
Introduced by Roger Moffat

including cricket close of play scores and Raymond Glendenning on tomorrow's fixtures

Written by and including
Bob Monkhouse and Denis Goodwin with David Nixon , Diana Decker
Irene Handl , Pat Coombs
Bob Sharpies and his Music Produced by Leslie Bridgmont

Cyril Fletcher introduces personalities from the summer shows
Guest Star: Freddie Sales
Song Star: Betty Astell
Fun Star: Felix Bowness and featuring Leonard Henry at
' The End of the Pier' written by Patrick Mannock
The Peter Knight Singers
The Jackie Brown Sextet
Script by Charles Hart and Bernard Botting
Devised and produced by Trafford Whitelock

by Warwick Deeping
Adapted by Betty Stafford Robinson
4—' Plague Over Navestock '
Other parts played by Nan Marriott-Watson , Audrey Mendes
Produced by Ayton Whitaker

Scotland's Minstrel whose art is recalled, with gramophone records and BBC recordings, by Howard Lockhart in conversation with Greta Lauder at Lauder Ha'

Real stories from official records
Introduced by Captain Athelstan Popkess , Chief Constable of City Police in a large Midland city
1—' The Old Lady
Behind Lace Curtains'
The old lady in Newmanton Street never spoke to her neighbours and no one knew anything about her-till one day an urgent telephone call came to the local police station.....
The beginning of this story-and of all the stories in this series-was found by Captain Popkess in the pages of his City Police logbooks. Why the calls came to the Police and what the Police did, will be told by Captain Popkess; but what happened next comes from official records in the central or local government offices and will be told by the man or woman who took the case over from the Police. In this first programme he is a National Assistance Board Officer. There are no actors in these programmes and only the names and minor details of the stories have been changed to avoid identification.

From somewhere near Edinburgh, Johnny Morris continues his journey towards the city for the Festival

Cyril Stapleton directs The BBC Show Band
Songs from The Stargazers Harold Smart, Bert Weedon and Dennis Wilson
Guest Singer: Janie Marden
Producer, John Browell

' Build Us a Dam ' by Jon Manchip White
(to be read in fifteen instalments)
Abridged by Barbara Henderson
Read by Moultrie Kelsall
15—' The River'

Music for a later hour including
Reg Owen and his Orchestra