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A morning performance of films featuring this week sound-track from
Indiscreet starring
Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman also
Phyllis Calvert and Cecil Parker Adapted by Trafford Whitelock and The Trapp Family starring
Ruth Leuwerik , Hans Holt
Maria Holst , and Josef Meinrad Adapted by Gordon Gow Introduced by Brian Reece
Produced by Alfred Dunning
Recording

Contributors

Unknown:
Cary Grant
Unknown:
Ingrid Bergman
Unknown:
Phyllis Calvert
Unknown:
Cecil Parker
Adapted By:
Trafford Whitelock
Unknown:
Ruth Leuwerik
Unknown:
Hans Holt
Unknown:
Maria Holst
Unknown:
Josef Meinrad
Adapted By:
Gordon Gow
Introduced By:
Brian Reece
Produced By:
Alfred Dunning

from a hosiery factory at Baldock, Herts.
Introduced by Bill Gates with David Hughes
Harry Locke
Don Harper
The Tracy Sistera
James Moody (piano) Judd Proctor (guitar) Tim Bell (double-bass)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Bill Gates
Unknown:
David Hughes
Unknown:
Harry Locke
Unknown:
Don Harper
Guitar:
Judd Proctor
Double-Bass:
Tim Bell

Introduced by Marjorie Anderson and including
Autumn Line: seen by fashion artist Andrew Robb and others
Old Friends: thoughts on a reunion from
Stella Palmer Down on the Farm: Christina Laffeaty remembers droughts, locusts and gentle lunacy
Fads and Fancies: 1—Joyce Mason takes sflimmdng seriously
People in Love: a symposium of bitter-sweet memories
Rosalie Crutchley reads from
' Kingfishers Catch Fire' by Rumer Godden
The second of ten instalments
The fourth and fifth items are recorded

Contributors

Introduced By:
Marjorie Anderson
Artist:
Andrew Robb
Unknown:
Stella Palmer
Unknown:
Christina Laffeaty
Unknown:
Joyce Mason
Unknown:
Rosalie Crutchley
Unknown:
Rumer Godden

Music for the motorist with Terry Burton and the BBC Northern Dance Orchestra Directed by Bernard Herrmann
Introduced by Randal Herley Produced by Peter Pilbeam

Contributors

Unknown:
Terry Burton
Directed By:
Bernard Herrmann
Introduced By:
Randal Herley
Produced By:
Peter Pilbeam

with Wilfred Pickles visits
CASTLETOWN, Isle of Man
Ati the, Castle Rushen Secondary School with Mabel at 'The Table' and Harry Hudson at the piano
Presented by Stephen Williams

Contributors

Unknown:
Wilfred Pickles
Unknown:
Harry Hudson
Presented By:
Stephen Williams

Professor Jimmy Edwards submits a weekly school report with June Whitfield as Matron, Austin Trevor as Brigadier Lumley, Roddy Maude-Roxby as Aubrey Potter,
Frederick Treves as Alfred Tennyson, Roger Shepherd as Lumley
Script adapted by David Climie from an original by Frank Muir and Denis Norden

Contributors

Professor Jimmy Edwards:
Jimmy Edwards
Matron:
June Whitfield
Brigadier Lumley:
Austin Trevor
Aubrey Potter:
Roddy Maude-Roxby
Alfred Tennyson:
Frederick Treves
Lumley:
Roger Shepherd
Script adapted by:
David Climie
Original script:
Frank Muir
Original script:
Denis Norden
Producer:
Edward Taylor

by NORMAN COLLINS dramatised as a serial for broadcasting in ten parts by Howard Agg
Sweetie is in trouble for an incident in which Ginger was involved, but Dr. Trump is preoccupied with the birth of his son.
6: The Rebels
Other pants played by Peter Wilde Edward Jewesbury and Nigel Anthony
Produced by Martym C. Webster
Recorded broadcast of June 22, 1958

Contributors

Unknown:
Norman Collins
Unknown:
Howard Agg
Played By:
Peter Wilde
Played By:
Edward Jewesbury
Played By:
Nigel Anthony
Produced By:
Martym C. Webster
Dr Trump:
Hugh Maiming
Mangaret:
Belle Chrystall
Sweetie:
Beryl Caldier
Gin-ger Wood's:
Michael Crawford
Felicity Trump:
Sara Gregory
Mr Dawlish:
Durcan McIntyre
Mrs Warple:
Betty Baskcomb
Sipud Carter:
Alaric Cotter
The Storyteller:
Simon Lack

featuring
Bernard Monshin and his Rio Tango Band
The South Sea Serenaders
Directed by Ernest Penfold
The Sidney Bright Trio and Julie Dawn
Introduced by John Hobday Produced by James Dufour

Contributors

Unknown:
Bernard Monshin
Directed By:
Ernest Penfold
Introduced By:
John Hobday
Produced By:
James Dufour

Light Programme

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