BBC SCOTTISH VARIETY
ORCHESTRA
Conductor, JACK LEON
HENRY KREIN AND HIS QUARTET JACK DORSEY
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
† LONDON THEATRE ORCHESTRA
Conducted by REGINALD KILBEY
DAVID HUGHES introduces your request records
A story, a hymn, and a prayer
THE CHARLIE KATZ NOVELTY SEXTET with SUSAN DENNY
Introduced by Tim GUDGIN
Produced by CHARLES BEARDSALL
CECIL NORMAN
AND THE RHYTHM PLAYERS
' Ghosts in Green Glass by BARBARA BRADBURY
Read by JOAN HART
Monday's broadcast
Barabbas starring
ANTHONY QUINN
With SILVANA MANGANO
HARRY ANDREWS
JACK PALANCE and ERNEST BOGNINE
Adapted by ALAN REEVE-JONES Introduced by GORDON GOW Produced by JOHN HOOPER Recording
with his
Twelve O'Clock Spin
Records of all time hits
From a hosiery factory at Baldock, Herts.
Introduced by BILL GATES with RONNIE HILTON
CARDEW ROBINSON
GILL AND TERRY, THE CLUBMEN James Moody (piano) Judd Proctor (guitar) Tim Bell (bass)
You're invited to London's latest record rendezvous where
KEITH FORDYCE introduces the visiting celebrities and ' on the spot ' requests Stayed from the BBC Gramophone Library
Produced by DEREK CHINNERY
For children under five Today's story: ' Ann and her
Dolls ' by William Robson
Introduced by TERESA MCGONAGLE A Different Era:
LADY CYNTHIA COLVILLE , D.C.V.O., D.B.E., talks to ANNE EDWARDS How We Live: some East and West Africans in London speak for themselves
Air Letter from Venice: sent by MARION Hunter. Recording Answer and Comment Painting for Pleasure: the N.F.W.I. art exhibition tOn Shakespeare's Birthday: some reflections from PETER HALL
WALTER BROWN reads ' Tangaroa's Godchild by OLAF RUHEN
Second of six instalments
The Great Metropolitan Handicap Stakes
A race for three-year-olds and upwards run over a distance of about two miles and a quarter
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY , with a summary by ROGER MORTIMER
From Epsom Racecourse followed by an interlude
ANTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA
(Repeated Wednesday, 11.15 a.m.)
Mrs. Dale has been rather depressed because Elliots no longer want her to advertise the safety harness and she had an attack of nerves before the garden fete. Jenny met some old film friends at the fete and was angry with Bob because he spent most of his time with Molly Baxter. Janet has tried to contact Carl, but he has continued to avoid her. She decides to tell Flip Frimley the truth about Carl and the child in case he prints the wrong sort of story.
Other parts played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Records for the young
Introduced by FRANKIE VAUGHAN
with BERNARD HERRMANN AND THE N.D.O.
THE TRAD LADS
BARBARA KAY
THE RYLES BROTHERS
Introduced by RAY PETERS Produced by PETER PILBEAM
Introduced by Tim BRINTON
Today's record stars include: KEELY SMITH , DANNY WILLIAMS
BBC REVUE ORCHESTRA
Conducted by MALCOLM LOCKYER
including racing results
The story of the Sioux Indian Wars
Episode 6
Fort Perilous
ANTHONY NEWLANDS
CARDEW ROBINSON
Guy KINGSLEY POYNTER
DON MASON
REED de ROUEN
ROBERT EASTON
KEVIN FLOOD
Incidental music composed and conducted by ALFRED RALSTON Written and produced by CHARLES CHILTON
KATIE BOYLE and a happy-go-lucky mixture of music and fun Produced by HAROLD ROGERS
Records you have asked us to play, including some chosen by Service men and women overseas
Introduced by BOB WILLCOX
in Music for a Ballerina with the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Leader, Arthur Leavins
Conductor, VILEM TAUSKY
Narrator, MAURICE TURNER
Written by ANNE SELWYN Produced by FREDRIC BAYCO
BBC General Overseas Service production
BRYAN RODWELL directs
THE BRASS CHOIR and THE LATE NIGHT FIVE with JANIE MARDEN
Introduced by MICHAEL DE MORGAN Produced by RON BELCHIER
JUNE MARLOW introduces her kind of music Produced by ANN DALTON
