BII.L SAVILL AND HIS ORCHESTRA
SIDNEY DAVEY AND HIS PLAYERS
JOHNNY ARTHEY AND HIS MUSIC
JUDD SOLO
AND THE ITALIANO QUARTETTO
ZACK LAURENCE and his piano BBC MIDLAND LIGHORCHESTRA Conductor, JACK COLES including some records for a brighstarto the day
Introduced by PAUL HOLLINGDALE
Judd Solo is athe RooRestau. nmt, London Hilton Hotel

A record menu for all tastes
Introduced by DAVID BROOMFIELD

A visito the London Weather Centre for a reporof the latesweather position

RoY CASTLE Introduces your requesrecords

' There is a Happy Land by GEORGE TARGE
J: Buit's noJust. a broken wing

THE CHARLIE KATZ NOVELTY SEXTE
With PALANCASTER
Introduced by TIM GUDGIN Produced by Michael Shrimpton

KEN BEAUMON AND BIS SEXTE

' The Domestic Front' by BARBARA HENDERSON
Read by MARGO VAN DER BURGH

(Monday's broadcast)

AND His LATIN-AMERICA ORCHESTRA
Produced by Keith Bateson
The Orchestra broadcast. by permission of the Edmundo Ros Club

presents Orchestral Sounds and Voices
Introduced by Roger Moffat

DAVID GELL Introduces the pop record show with a difference
The studio audience make a push-button vote to pick their own top ten from the currenhits and the besof the new releases
JILLIAN COMBER keeps the score
Produced by Johnny Beerling

followed bv an interlude

PAUL HOLLlNGDALE introduces the bessounds around town
This week's feature studio artists, on each day THE SEARCHERS
GEORGIE FAME
AND THE BLUE FLAMES
CLINTON FORD. SHEILA BUXTON DONOVAN
MRS. MILLS
THE BARRON KNIGHTS WITH DUKE D'MOND
Russ SAINTY AND THE Nu NOTES
SID PHILLIPS AND HIS BAND
THE LORNE GIBSON TRIO
HAROLD SMARathe electric organ
THE BERWEEDON QUARTE
THE TOMMY SANDERSON SOUND and a spinful of discs
Produced by DOREEN DAVIES

ANTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA

Produced by JOHN RICHMOND and EILEEN CULLEN
Scripby Rex Edwards
Repeated Wednesday, 11.15 a.m. Sheila Draycott's Midsuinmer Nighparty athe Country Club appeared to be a greasuccess buthere were many undercurrents, and when Arthur Devenish is found drowned in the swimming pool these are remembered. An inqueshas been arranged and Dr. Dale found some Indications tharthur Devenlsh suffered a severe blow before he died. Police enquiries have begun.

and CrickeScoreboard

Records for the young
Introduced by,RoDNEY BURKE

Record journalist David Griffiths with tonight's batch of the latest L.P.s. E.P.s, and singles

Switch on the off-beacircuiwith TIM BRINTON for news, views, comment. and the beson record plus
THE SANDY BROWN QUINTE
Scripby Tony Aspler
Produced by PETER DUNCAN and JOHN CASSELS

Repeated Wednesday, 12.40pm. (Home)

A new panel game in which the children of well-known people challenge the panel to find ouwho their father or mother Is
Chairman, JIMMY HANLEY
Panel NICHOLAS PARSONS , ETHEL REVNELL BILL JUPE, MARJORIE PROOPS
Mystery Voice, LEWIS FIANDER
The game devised by Keith Fell and Phil Tate
Produced by ALASTAIR SCOT JOHNSTON
Nicholas Parsons is in Boeing. Boeing' athe Duchess Theatre London

The ResidenPanel
NAN WINTON
BRIAN JOHNSTON
WYNFORD VAUGHAN THOMAS
V.
The Royal Air Force In Gibraltar
SQ.-LDR. B. ROWLAND
MRS. 1. MORRISH Wife of Sq.-Ldr. D. Morrish
CPL. M. GODDARD
CPL. D. HAGGERTY
QuesHon-Master, TIM GUDGIN
Produced by MICHAEL T. HASTINGS
From Gibraltar

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asks Wilfred Pickles
Have you lost touch with old friends, neighbours, work-mates, or comrades in the Forces?
Wilfred would like to help bring about a reunion by telling your story and playing a record for you.

'The idea of this programme occurred to Mabel and me at the fireside one night several years ago. laid Wilfred.. It was an instant hit, and I'm very glad to be back. The sole purpose is to bring together friend. and acquaintances who've lost touch with each other down the year. We don't want requests to find long-lost relations if a family isn't united, there's something wrong somewhere. Our theme is 'friendship.'
Wilfred emphasised that the best way to get your request included is to introduce an amusing anecdote. and if possible the name of a song or tune, tying up with the circumstances of your original meeting. 'Sometimes the programme works like a charm,' he said. 'I remember a case where a chap phoned up while I was still on the air. He was living in the next street from his old chum, yet they hadn't met for twenty-five years.' If there is someone you would like to meet again, why not send in your story? Address it to Wilfred Pickles, Where Are You Now' Broadcasting House, London, W.1. (Ernest Thomson)

A programme Illustrating three centuries of musical life
Written by Mark Lubbock
Elizabeth Simon (soprano) Rowland Jones (tenor)
The John McCarthy Singers
BBC Concert Orchestra, Leader, Arthur Leavins
Conducted by Henry Krips
Narrated by Peter Reynolds

BBC World Service production

News Summary and latesSports Results a10.30

STAN REYNOLDS AND HIS MUSIC with VICKI ANDERSON
THE DENNIS WILSON QUARTE
LES HOWARD
THE JACK EMBLOW QUARTEand GEORGE CHISHOLM with JERRY ALLEN AND HIS TRIO
Introduced by SEAN KELLY who answers your requescards by telephone
Produced by JOHN KINGDON

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