BBC Midland Light Orchestra
Conductor, Jack Coles
and Record Stars
Compiled and introduced by Alan Dell

Neal Arden introduces your request records

A story. a hymn, and a prayer

in company with the Bill Shepherd Singers and the London Theatre Orchestra
Conducted by Reginald Kilbey
Produced by Travers Thorneloe

Maurice Arnold and his Sextet

' Dad's Day' by Frank Cooper
Read by Edward Rees

featuring the Brass, Strings, and Rhythm directed by William Davies at the multicolourtone

with the accent on Stage and screen musicals
Gramophone records spun by Peter Noble

From the North of England
BBC Northern. Dance Orchestra Directed by Tommy Watt
Ted Lune , Tony Brent
Martin Lukins , Joe Church
The Littlewoods Four
Introduced by Roger Moffat
Produced by Bill Scott Coomber

The show with the most
David Ede introduces and directs
The Rabin Band
Barbara Kay. Colin Day Ray Pilgrim
The Hound Dogs
The Jazz Bag
Arthur (Jreen»lade and the Gee Men
Groovin' Don Sanford
Rockin' Rex Morris and your pop requests
Produced by Terry Henebery

From Scotland
Introduced by Elsie Russell
Aberdeen: a sound picture of a seaside resort
In My Opinion: comment on a comtlroversial issue by the Rev. Dr. Hugh 0. Douglas, c.b.e.
Discussion on Psychology: between Professor W. M. Millar of Aberdeen and Dr. John Milne Murray of Boston
Scottish Guest:
Jane Duncan , novelist
Lift From a Stranger: by Hazel Gifford
Bothy Ballads of Aberdeenshire: sung by John Mearns
' The Velvet Smile'
Rosemary Timperiey 's book abridged by Neville Teller Read by Mary Wimbush

Leader. William Reid
Directed by Peter Martin
Dudley Savage (organ,)

Phil Tate and his Orchestra

Script by Robert Turley
Mrs. Dale writes:
Mother has been worried because she hasn't had many customers in the antique shop; and when Grandfather Dale went there to buy Sally a birthday present they had a ridiculous quarrel over the payment, after which Mother refused to come to Sally's birthday party. Sally, too, has been upset over an argument with Mr. Hichens, and we've all been upset because Elsie imagines Mr. Bonner has proposed! The Maggs are in trouble too - with dry rot. All in all, it's been a worrying week, the one bright spot being William's news that he may get a teaching job in the Midlands.

spins
Records Around Five

News, views, and music
MONDAY EDITION
John Ellison introduces his Record Spin plus
Ian Stewart 's Sweet Music
Roundabout's Racing Review from Peter Bromley
Dudley Perkins in Can I Help Youf
Tonight's Topic
Malcolm Lockyer conducts the BBC Revue Orchestra Leader. Julien Gaillard
Produced by Richard Dingley

including racing results

from
Sir Gordon Richards
Trainer and former jockey
Tom Fallon
Ex-Superintendent, Metropolitan Police
Four teenagers ask the questions
In the chair, Peter Haigh
From an idea by Peter Haigh Produced by Edward Taylor

Jimmy Clitheroe
In
How Now, Brown Cow with Patricia Burke
Leonard Williams
Danny Ross
Diana Day
Rosalie Williams
Written by James Casey and Frank Roscoe Produced by James Casey

From a Mike Barrett promotion
Johnny Ould Bermondsey v.
Ossie Nelson
Jamaica
Commentary by Simon Smith on the six-round light-heavyweight contest, with inter-round summaries by W. Barrington Dalby
From Manor Place Baths, London

A light-hearted look at the advertising world
Michael Medwin as Michael Lightfoot an account executive
Eremnor Summerfield as Maggie, a TV executive
FemeMa Fielding as Janet secretary to Michael Lightfoot
Joan Sims as Mavis, a shorthand typist
Nicholas Phirrps as Adrian Beales , copywriter
Warren Mitchell as most other characters
Script by Myles Rudge and Ronnie Wolfe
Produced by Eric Miller

Sidney Torch conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra
Leader, William Armon with Jenifer Eddy
Frederick Harvey
Reub Silver and Marion Day and the BBC Chorus trained by Harold Noble
In a programme of favourite music including excerpts from * Monsieur Beaucaire '
Introduced by Jack Payne
Produced by Edward Nash

The Gordon Franks Orchestra with Matt Monro
The Bill McGuffie Trio
Introduced by Paddy Roberts Produced by John Kingdon