by the man from the ' Met ' office
with ' David '
Kelvin Thomas , Keith Griffin
The Silver Stars
Conductor, Hubert C. Williams
Raymond Mosley (violin)
John Shinebourne (cello)
Leonard Morris (piano)
Introduced by David Bevan
Arranged and conducted by Rae Jenkins
of music for the beginning of the day
Arranged by Ian CottereU
A story of country folk
with The John Barry Seven Plus Four, and Maureen Evans
Going Up?
Members of the audience comment and give their opinion on three new records
Folk Beat with the Joe Gordon Folk Four
Produced by Brian Matthew
from Loughton Union Church, Essex, conducted by the Rev. Walter Macdonald
* The Great Revolution
I-The manifesto
Organist, W. A. Butler
Choirmaster, R. Mountford
Reader. B. W. A. Foxen
Some news of current programmes
Records for Service men and women stationed abroad and their families at home
Presented from London and Cologne by Jean Metcalfe and Bill Crozier
Laugh with the Cotton Boys listen to
Alan Breeze and Kathie Kay with The Bandits and Mr. Wakey-Wakey (himself)
Script by Eddie Gurney Produced by Glyn Jonea
11 — ' Top of the Pops ' with Barbara Lyon , Richard Lyon
Molly Weir
A sort of radio show written by Eric Merriman
A sound approach to the cinema
Including
PETER NOBLE with news from the British studios
Sound-track from Cole Porter 's
Can-Can, starring
Frank Sinatra , Shirley MacLaine
Maurice Chevalier and Louis Jourdan
An interview with CARL BOEHM
Sounds Familiar (or otherwise)
Desmond CARRINGTON and SPENCER HALE test your memory of films old and new
Sound-track from
Hell is a City starring Stanley Baker and co-starring John Crawford
Donald Pleasence , Maxine Audley
Billie Whitelaw , Joseph Tomelty and George A. Cooper
Adaptation by Marjorie Bilbow and Antony Bilbow Script byTrafTord Whitelock
Programme edited and produced by Alfred Dunning
featuring
Michael Desmond
Edward Rubach and Robert Docker and The Peter Yorke Orchestra
Introduced by Tony Raymont
Produced by Eric Arden
A new serial in ten episodes by G. K . Saunders
Episode 2
Other parts played by Kenneth Dight
Nicholas Edmett and Nigel Anthony
Violin played by Billy Miller
Production by Audrey Cameron
In 1861, James Pearson-a widower with two children, Jane and Robert-one of the earliest Scottish settlers in New Zealand, has resigned from his job in Dunedin and has been persuaded by his friend Sam Jolly to join him at the Lindis Pass where gold has been discovered. Pearson is to start a store there financed by two diggers, Daniel Hathaway and George Gruff. On the road they meet Martha and her baby, and she tells them that she is on her way to join her husband on the Lindis. Doubtfully, Pearson offers her a lift. At nightfall, and with the miners' camp some mites away still, Pearson's wagon is held up by a bandit.
Franklin Engelmann comes Down Your Way. He recently visited Rotherham, Yorkshire to meet local people who talked about their lives and jobs and chose their favourite music.
Produced by Phyllis Robinson
Next
with The Adam Singers
Directed by Cliff Adams
Songs simply sung for song-lovers
Tonight's programme includes:
' When your hair has turned to silver ' ' Lili Marlene'
' Abadaba honeymoon '
Accompanied by Jack Emblow
Produced by John Browell
Members of the public and invited personalities put questions to a team of distinguished experts
The great minds are:
Jimmy Edwards , Ted Ray
Arthur Askey , Cyril Fletcher
In the chair, McDonald Hobley Special guest: Percy Edwards
From an idea by Jimmy Edwards
Produced by Edward Taylor
with Rosemary Miller and Bettina Dickson
Stories based on the work of the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia.
9—' The Wild Goose Chase '
Script by Rex Rienits
Production by Vernon Harris
A personal request programme
United hymn-singing from Siloh Baptist Church, Tredegar, Monmouthshire
Conductor. D. T. Davies
Organist, James Morgan
Hymns introduced by Havard Gregory City of God, how broad and far
(Tune, Richmond)
O'er the gloomy hills of darkness
(Tune, Blaeneefn)
0 love divine, how sweet thou art!
(Tune. Pembroke)
These things shall be: a loftier race
(Tune. Simeon)
O God of mercv, God of might (Tune,
Saffron Walden)
O Master, let me walk with thee
(Tune Winscott)
Father, who on man dost shower
(Tune, Quern Pastores laudavere)
Lord of light, whose name outshineth
(Tune. Blaenwern)
Closing prayer and blessing by the Rev. J. Calvin Thomas
A spectacular in sound
This week's musical star from the world of revue
Tonv from
' The Most Happy Fella'
Inia Wiata
Marion Grimaldi , Mary Preston
Tony Tanner , Barry Johns and the Rita Williams Singers featuring a parade of songs from
• Lady be Good,' ' Grab Me a Gondola,' ' When in Rome.' ' New Faces 1962,' ' Spread it Abroad,' ' King's Rhapsody.' ' A Little Dutch Girl,' ' Finian's Rainbow,' ' Brigadoon, ' Chu Chin Chow.' ' Flower Drum Song,' ' South Pacific.' ' The Most Happy Fella,' 'Helen.' Lights Up '
Evelyn Laye recalls a famous musical play in which she has starred
Behind the Scenes
An interview with the famous author
Sir Alan Herbert
BBC Revue Orchestra
(Leader, Julien Gaillard )
Conductor. Harry Rabinowits
Written by Robert Bishop Production by Ronnie Hill
A series featuring gramophone records of the hundred most popular pieces chosen by listeners
invites you to
PETE'S PARTY
A Sunday-night get-together round the gramophone to play his choice of records and some of your requests
Paul Martin recalls familiar melodies from the past
Produced by Don Sayer
Christian words and music
followed by Shipping Forecast on 1.500 m.
