by the man from the ' Met' Offlc*
with ' David '
Kelvin Thomas , Keith Griffin
The Silver Stars
Conductor, Hubert C. Williams and the strings of the BBC Welsh Orchestra
(Leader, Philip Whiteway)
Introduced by Dillwyn Owen
Programme arranged and conducted by Rae Jenkins
of music for the beginning of the day Arranged by Denys Gueroult
A story of country folk
Written by Edward J Mason and Geoffrey Webb
From the North of England 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 Clinton Ford
Produced by Brian Matthew
from Kenley and Purley Methodist Church, Godstone Road, Purley, Surrey; conducted by the Rev. W. J. Platt , D.D., of the British and Foreign Bible Society
' World Journey '
3—' New life in old Africa '
Organist, W. C. Guthrie
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 Jones
with Charles Leno
1—' The Driving Force'
Written by Eddie Maguire
Production by Jacques Brown
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
' Shane ' starring Alan Ladd
Jean Arthur , and Van Heflln
An interview with SAM GOLDWYN , Jr.
Sounds Familiar (or otherwise)
DESMOND CARRINGTON and SPENCER HALE test your memory of films
Sound-track from
The Trials of Oscar Wilde' starring
Peter Finch. Yvonne Mitchell James Mason , Nigel Patrick
John Fraser , and Lionel Jeffries
Adaptation by Roy Bradford Script by Trafford Whitelock Produced by Alfred Dunning
with Andy Cole
The Dennis Wilson Trio and The Max. Jaffa Orchestra
Introduced by David Geary Produced by James Dufour
A new serial in ten episodes by G. K. Saunders
Episode 8
Other parts played bv Tom Watson Nigel Anthony , and Nicholas Edmctt
Violin played by Billy Miller
Production by Audrey Cameron
When James Pearson arrives in Dunedin to register his and Sam Jolly 's claim in Gabriel's Gully, he finds that they have become victims of a claim-jumper. With no legal redress, he decides to appeal to the other diggers for support-and he might have succeeded but for the intervention of his old enemy, Andrew Wilson. Meanwhile, young Jane and Robert Pearson have been left at the camp with Martha-when, to their horror, she is abducted by Steve the Squealer and his partner, Harold.
He recently visited
Bude, Cornwall to meet local people who talked about their lives and jobs and chose their favourite music
Produced by Gordon William *
with The Adam Singers
Directed by Cliff Adams
Songs simply sung for song lovers
Tonight's programme include*:
' One more river '
(' The animals went in two by two
' Standing on the corner '
'Following in father's footstep* '
Accompanied by Jack Emblow
Produced by John Browell
The great minds are:
Jimmy Edwards , Ted Ray, Cyril Fletcher, Derek Roy
In the chair, McDonaid Hobley
Special guest, Stanley Unwin
From an idea by Jimmy Edwards
Produced by Edward Taylor
with Rosemary Miller and Bettina Dickson
A series of stories based on the work of the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia
15—' The Rat-Trap
Script by Rex Rienits
A personal request programme
Community hymn-singing from North Zion Independent Methodist Church, Liverpool
Hymns introduced by Randal Herley Stand up and bless the Lord (Tune,
Huddersfleld)
Just as I am (Tune from
Billy Graham Songbook)
My Jesus I love thee (Tune, My
Jesus I love thee)
A' wonderful Saviour (Tune. A wonderful Saviour)
And can it be (Tune. Sagina)
Yes, God is good (Tune, Williams)
God moves in a mysterious way
(Tune, Arnolds)
To God be the glory (Tune, To God be the Glory)
Conductor, E. Huxley Organist, E. V. Roden
Blessing by the Rev. W. W. KayD.TheoL ,
Moderator of the National Free Church Council
A spectacular in sound
This week's musical star
Millicent Martin
Doris Hare , Laurie Payne
Tony Tanner , Patricia Clark and the Rita Williams Singers featuring a parade of songs from
'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,' Guys and Dolls.' ' The Merry Widow The
Water Gypsies,' ' Streamline,1 Expresso Bongo.' ' Blue Eyes,' ' Finian's
Rainbow,' Words and Music.' 'Oh! My Papa! ' ' Li'l Abner ' ' The Crooked Mile.' ' Knickerbocker Holiday.' ' Marigold,' and ' Mendelssohn's Soiree ' from the Aldeburgh Festival
Evelyn Laye recalls a famous musical play in which she has starred
BBC Revue Orchestra
(Leader, Julien Gaillard )
Conductor, Harry Rabinowits
Written by Robert Bishop Production by Ronnie Hill
YOUR
HUNDRED BEST TUNES
A further series featuring gramophone records of a hundred of the 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 record* and some of your request*
Paul Martin recalls familiar melodies from the past
Produced by Don Sayer
Christian words and music
followed by Shipping Forecast on1.500
