Southern Serenade Orchestra
Directed by Lou Whiteson with Julie Dawn

at the electric organ

The Sunday supplement to Woman's Hour
The Rt. Hon. Sir Norman Birkett. Lord Justice of Appeal. last week's guest in Woman's Hour
Items from Woman's Hour Autumn Fashion Supplement
Ba Mason's light-hearted view of her own grass widowhood
Meek or not-so-meek wives answer frank questions
Hugh Burden reads a second episode from Anthony Glyn 's book 'Elinor Glyn '
Programme introduced by Marjorie Anderson

with the Silver Chords Choir and the Strings in Harmony
Introduced by John Darran
Production by Mai Jones

A monthly programme reflecting life in the country
David Lloyd James and Eric Simms introduce personalities to talk about happenings in the countryside. The programme also includes recordings of September countryside sounds.
Produced by Arthur Phillips

visits Ainsdale, Southport

* What doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly? ' (Micah 6, v. 8)
The Rules of the Game
1 — ' Justice '
The first of four talks by the Rev. Robert Skillern , Religious Adviser to the National Association of Boys' Clubs, with Bible readings by Sir Basil Henriques , and other well-known friends of the Boys' Club movement
Service from the Lion Boys' Club, Shoreditch

for Service men and women stationed abroad and their families at home
Presented from London and Cologne by Jean Metcalfe and Dennis Scuse

The Boys with the Laughs
The Man of Many Voices:
Alan Breeze
The Singer of Sweet Songs:
Doreen Stephens
The Bandits and Mr. Wakey Wakey (Himself)
Produced by Glyn Jones

Commentary by Raymond Glendenning on the second half of the match, with summaries by John Camkin, Football correspondent of the News Chronicle.
Recorded from the Copenhagen Stadium by arrangement with Statsradiofonien, Copenhagen.

with James Robertson Justice
Beryl Reid , Ken Platt
Graham Stark , Ronald Chesney
The Coronets
The Dennis Wilson Quartet

A weekly programme of records featuring the pick of British dance bands and instrumentalists.

by Warren Chetham-Strode
Episode 12
Production by Audrey Cameron

with his Orchestre Moderne
The Golden Strings and songs by Bruce Trent
Popular music and songs to appeal to all tastes presented in a distinctive style
Introduced by Robin Boyle
Produced by Eric Arden

(Continued)

Written by Eddie Maguire
' Friendly Relations'
Produced by Peter Eton

and his Ballroom Orchestra playing, in strict tempo, a programme of your favourite melodies

Written and produced by Charles Chilton.
A tale of the future in twenty episodes.

A summary of events of the past week

Frankie Howerd introduces
The glamour of Shani Wallis
The vitality of The Tanner Sisters
The voice of Lee Young
The versatility of Ken Morris and Joan Savage
He apologises for
Gladys Morgan and Billy Ternent
He presents that lovely singing star
Joan Regan and welcomes as his guest this week
John Gregson
Billy Ternent and his Orchestra
Announcer, Robin Boyle
Script by Johnny Speight. John Antrobus
Terry Nation and Dick Barry
Produced by Alastair Scott-Johnston

at the piano

Hymn singing from the William Booth Memorial Halls, Nottingham, sponsored by the Nottingham Crusade for Christ. Singing led by united choirs of participating churches
Hymns introduced by Major Johnston S.A. ,
The Rev. T. J. Hamer (Baptist)
The Rev. A. H. Bird
(Methodist)
Accompanied by the Memorial Halls Band
Conductor,
Bandmaster Ralph Breston
Love divine, all loves excelling (Tune,
Blaenwern)
0 for a thousand tongues to sing
(Tune, Lyngham)
Come ye sinners, poor and wretched
(Tune, Bryn Calfaria)
Hark the Gospel news is sounding
(Tune, Grace)
Rock of ages cleft for me (Tune,
Norwood)
0 love, that will not let me go (Tune,
St. Margaret)
I will sing the wondrous story (Tune,
Hyfrydol)
Sing we the King who is coming to reign (Tune, Glory Song)
Blessing by the Rt. Rev. A. M. Gelsthorpe

Jean Pougnet and the Palm Court Orchestra
This week's visiting artist:
Hervey Alan
(Continued in next column)

Christian opinion on some of the things we talk about
Speaker, Stanley Maxted

coming upon songs and melodies in the high-ways and by-ways of familiar music with the BBC Variety Orchestra
Conductor, Paul Fenoulhet
Produced by John Browell

and proves it with gramophone records of his own choice