BBC Welsh Orchestra
Conductor, Rae Jenkins
Louis Mordish and his Players
The Albany Strings
Directed by Reg Pursglove
(BBC recording)
News Summary at 7.30 and 8.30
At 7.45 on 1,500 m.
G.T.S., Shipping Forecast
Introduced by Neal Arden.
News Summary at 9.30
A story, a hymn, and a prayer.
at the organ of the Tower Ballroom, Blackpool.
Anton and his Orchestra
by Margaret Lewis.
Read by Bernard Fishwick.
From the West of England
(Wednesday's recorded broadcast)
played by The Jazz Couriers with Ronnie Scott and Tubby Hayes and The Joe Harriott Quintet.
(BBC recording)
Sandy Macpherson at the BBC theatre organ.
from a factory canteen in Bury, Lancashire.
Jimmy James, John Hanson, Tony Melody, The Terry Sisters accompanied by The Harry Hayward Trio.
Introduced by Randal Herley.
The Light Programme joins the Test Match Special Service.
One-minute news summary between 1.30 and 1.35 app.
Records of Harry James and his Orchestra.
Shipping Forecast at 1.40 on 1,500 m.
Today's story: 'Tubby Ted's Pop Gun' by Ursula Hourihane, told by Dorothy Smith. (BBC recording)
including
A Summer Show Guide: from Peter Forster.
Learned from Life: Jessie Kesson recollects.
Letter from South Africa: Barbara McFadyean sends more news of her life in Johannesburg. (Recorded by courtesy of S.A.B.C.)
Reading Your Letters
One Summer Morning: a story from Antonia Ridge.
Serial: A Breeze of Morning
by Charles Morgan.
Abridged by Genevieve Eckenstein.
Read by Robert Eddison.
The ninth of ten instalments
(Robert Eddison is appearing in 'The Potting Shed' at the Streatham Hill Theatre)
News Summary at 2.30
See Home Service
News Summary at 3.30
Denny Boyce and his Orchestra
(Denny Boyce and his Orchestra are appearing at the Wimbledon Palais de Danse, London)
(BBC recording)
Repeated on Friday at 11.15 a.m.
Music from theatre and films.
played by the BBC West of England Light Orchestra
(Leader, Frederick Lunnon)
Conductor, Frank Cantell
Eric Darby at the piano.
See panel
Shipping Forecast at 5.58 on 1,500 m.
From Old Trafford, Manchester.
One-minute news summary between 6.30 and 6.35 app.
with strange tales of men and women on gramophone records.
Written by Edward J. Mason and Geoffrey Webb.
A story of country folk.
(BBC recording)
A series of stories based on the work of the Australian Royal Flying Doctor Service.
[Starring] James McKechnie and Bill Kerr
(BBC recording)
(Brewster Mason is appearing in 'Flowering Cherry' at the Haymarket Theatre; George Pravda in 'Variation on a Theme' at the Globe Theatre, London)
Ken Sykora invites you to glance back at what the personalities of jazz and pop music were doing in 1944.
[Starring] Charlie Chester
with Deryck Guyler, Mary Law, Bill Pertwee.
(Recorded broadcast of April 6)
A panel game in which members of the public and invited personalities put questions to a team of distinguished experts.
The great minds are: Jimmy Edwards, Michael Howard, Tommy Trinder, Larry Adler
In the chair, McDonald Hobley
(Sunday's recorded broadcast)
Vera Lynn introduces Yours Sincerely in which she sings and reminds you of songs you will want to remember.
With Woolf Phillips and his Orchestra
(BBC recording)
(Woolf Phillips is appearing at the Pigalle Restaurant, London)
Anona Winn, Joy Adamson, Jack Train, Kenneth Horne and Gilbert Harding.
(Monday's recorded broadcast in the Home Service)
('Twenty Questions' is broadcast by arrangement with Maurice Winnick)
Next week: 'How to Manage Men'
See panel
Summary of the first day's play by Bill Bowes.
An informal session of jazz.
with Terry Lightfoot's Jazz Band, Al Fairweather (trumpet), Sandy Brown (clarinet).
Introduced by Dill Jones.
The Montmartre Players (Directed by Henry Krein), Julie Dawn and Sidney Bright at the piano.
Shipping Forecast on 1,500 m.
