Record stars including
Johnny Mathis
Doris Day
Edmundo Ros Chorus
Andre Previn at the piano
BBC Midland Light Orchestra Conductor, Jack Coles
Compiled and introduced by Alan Dell
Introduced by Howard Lockhart
A story, a hymn, and a prayer
A light-hearted look at the Twenties and Thirties by Cherry Lind and Dennis Bowen featuring James Moody and the Top Hatters Produced by Alan Owen
Delmondi and his Quartet
' The Highlander' by Allan Campbell McLean
Read by Duncan Mclntyre
(Last Friday's recorded broadcast)
Leader, William Reid
Directed by Peter Martin
with his
Twelve O'clock Spin of popular records
from London
Bill Gates introduces
Max Miller , Jacqueline Delman
Irene Handl and Pat Coombs
Bob Andrews , The Lana Sisters
The Peter Crawford Trio
BBC Revue Orchestra
Conducted by Malcolm Lockyer
A musical interlude with Tim Gudgin
Produced by Mary Mitchell
A programme for children under five
Nursery rhymes stories, and music
Today's story: 'Charlie the Cat's Birthday ' by Mrs. A. W. Orchard , told by Julia Lang.
Catherine Edwards introduces the programmes this week
Introduced by Teresa McGonagle and including
Personal Pleasure: high on Fanny Cradock 's list come 'smells'
Babies and Commonsense: discussion of points from the post-bag
A School In Paris, 1922: recalled by Catherine Harrison
In My Opinion: personal comment on a controversial issue
First Aid for Burns and Scalds: discussed by a doctor
Richard Bebb reads from
' Alibi Innings' by Barbara Worsley-Gough
The first and fifth items are recorded
from
Andy Cole with Terance Casey at the theatre organ and the Sidney Bright Trio
Harry Gold and his Band
Script by Jonquil Antony
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Produced by Betty Davies and Eileen Culleu
Mrs. Dale writes:
As soon as we realised how ill Mother was Sally cancelled her flight again and Bob and Jenny decided not to go away for Easter. I was horrified when Jim told me that he was sending Mother to hospital. I felt sure I could nurse her myself, but I had to give in and the ambulance came for her on Tuesday. She was unconscious when they carried her out; they put her in an oxygen tent and all we could do was wait, and hope.
Mrs. Dale, Ellis Powell ; Dr. Dale, James Dale ; Mrs. Freeman, Dorothy Lane ; Sally Fulton , Margaret Ward ; Sue Douglas, Valerie Kirkbright ; Richard Fulton , David March; Bob Dale , Leslie Heritage; Gwen Owen , Aline Waites ; Mrs. Maggs, Grace Allardyce ; Maggs, Christopher Hodge ; Mrs. Otven, Hilda Bayley ; Caradoc Owen, Arthur White ; Fickling, Robert Webber ; George Chorleigh , John Humphry ; Vicky Clare , Lydia Sherwood ; Mrs. Sheans, Hilda Schroder ; Nurse Mallett, Eva Huszar
Records spun by PETER WEST for the young and the young at heart
News, views, and music
MONDAY EDITION
Cyril Stapleton introduces his Record Spin plus
Ian Stewart 's Sweet Music
Roundabout's Racing Review from Peter Bromley Vn-natural History by John Hillaby
Dudley Perkins in Con I Help Yout Tonight's Topic
Malcolm Lockyer conducts the BBC Revue Orchestra
Leader. Julien Gaillard
Produced by Richard Dingley
including racing results
A serial in ten parts adapted from his novel by R. F . DELDERFIELD
Episode 1
Other parts played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company Harmonica Player, Alan Kahn Produced by NORMAN WRIGHT
Jimmy Clitheroe in The not-so-welcome guest with Peter Sinclair , Patricia Burke
Leonard Williams , Danny Ross
Diana Day , Betty Alherge Written by James Casey and Frank Roscoe Produced by James Casey
Susan Grey and Scott Peters
A Girl and a Boy on a Swing with Johnnie Spence his Orchestra and Chorus
Produced by John Browell
A light-hearted look at the advertising world
Michael Medwin as Michael Lightfoot, an account executive
Eleanor Summerfield as Maggie, a TV executive
Fenella Fielding as Janet, secretary to Michael Lightfoot
Joan Sims as Mavis, a shorthand typist
Nicholas Phipps as Adrian Beales, a copywriter
Warren Mitchell as most other characters
Script by Myles Rudge and Ronnie Wolfe
played by the BBC Concert Orchestra
Leader, William Armon
Conducted by Stanford Robinson with Joyce Gartside
Duncan Robertson
Mary and Geraldine Peppin (two pianos) and the BBC Chorus conducted by Alan G. Melville
The programme includes:
March: Washington Post iSouza) Waltz: Tout Paris (Waldteufel) Selection: Frederica (Lehar) Produced by John Tylee
BBC General Overseas Service production
Clive Lythgoe introduces and plays some of his favourite piano music
The Gordon Franks Orchestra and The Stringalong Swingtette featuring
Leslie Baker and Jack Toogood
Introduced by Jimmy Young Produced by John Kingdon
