Listings
A reading for Sunday morning from
' The Image and Likeness of God ' by Dom Gregory Dix
Read by Sheila Raynor
Contributors
Unknown:
Dom Gregory
Dix
Read By:
Sheila
Raynor
BBC Concert Orchestra
(Leader, John Sharpe )
Conducted by John Lanchbery
Contributors
Leader:
John
Sharpe
Conducted By:
John
Lanchbery
by Willis Grant
From Birmingham Cathedral
Contributors
Unknown:
Willis
Grant
from Hawarden Parish Church, conducted by the Rev. G. D. Yarnold , D.Phil., Warden of St. Deinlol's Library, Hawarden
Invitation, Confession, and Absolution The Lord's Prayer Venite (Psalm 95) Psalm 124
Lesson: St. Mark 5, vv. 21-43 Benedictus
Creed and Collects
Christ, whose glory fills the skies (A. and M. 7)
Address
Ye choirs of new Jerusalem (A. and M. 125)
Blessing
Organist and Choirmaster,
Emlyn Roberts
Contributors
Unknown:
Rev. G. D.
Yarnold
Choirmaster:
Emlyn
Roberts
Sir Compton Mackenzie reads chapters of his own choosing from the Reminiscences of W. Graham Robertson
2-Of Edward Burne-Jones
Contributors
Unknown:
Sir Compton
MacKenzie
Unknown:
W. Graham
Robertson
Unknown:
Edward
Burne-Jones
A weekly review edited by Anna Instone and Julian Herbage; introduced by Julian Herbage
'Musical Profile - Yehudi Menuhin (born April 22, 1916)' by Harold Rutland
'The Music of Charles Ives' by John Amis
'Dvorak and the Symphony' by Alec Robertson
'An Introduction to Bartok's Piano Music (2)' by Andor Foldes
Contributors
Edited By:
Anna
Instone
Edited By:
Julian
Herbage
Introduced By:
Julian
Herbage
Speaker:
Harold
Rutland
Speaker:
John
Amis
Speaker:
Alec
Robertson
Speaker:
Andor
Foldes
A request programme of records including this week:
Carnaval (Schumann)
Excerpt from Act 1 (Die Walkiire)
(Wagner)
A programme for those interested in brushing up their German
4-The Lorelei
Script by Rudi Leonhardt andArthur Shepherd
Concertina played by Alf Edwards
Produced by W. R. H . Carling
Henry and Ann go up the Rhine from Bonn to Riidesheim. On the boat they make friends with a Professor Schmidt. There is a near-disaster when they pass the Lorelei rock. helles (Bier), light (beer); dunkles (Bier), dark (beer); die Stromung, the current; besuchen, to visit; die Visitenkarte, visiting-card; Sie haben das Gedicht gelesen, you have read the poem; eins der schonsten Gedichte, one of the most beautiful poems; es tut mir leid, Sic lu enttauschen, 7 am sorry to disappoint you; Mann uber Bord!, man overboard!
Contributors
Script By:
Rudi
Leonhardt
Unknown:
Arthur
Shepherd
Played By:
Alf
Edwards
Produced By:
W. R. H
Carling
Commentator:
Roger
Delgado
Ann Wild:
Olive
Gregg
Henry Wild:
Derek
Hart
Waiter:
Leo
Bieber
Professor Schmidt:
Martin
Miller
Singer:
Walther
Gruner
BBC staff correspondents report on current events as seen from their own capitals
General weather forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for South-East England
Honiton
The Home of Lace
Brian Vesey-FitzGerald introduces recordings he made with some of the people who live in this East Devon town
Edited and produced by Roy Hayward
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Vesey-Fitzgerald
Produced By:
Roy
Hayward
Gramophone records presented by Dennis Arundell
Contributors
Presented By:
Dennis
Arundell
A gardening weekly
Introduced by Roy Hay
Frances Perry talks about water lilies and other plants for the small pool
F. R. McQuown deals with the care of bulbs after flowering
Fred Streeter outlines the week's work
Contributors
Introduced By:
Roy
Hay
Talks:
Frances
Perry
Unknown:
F. R.
McQuown
Unknown:
Fred
Streeter
Sound-track: Freda Bruce Lockhart talks about René Clair's use of the sound-track
Alexander the Great: Robert Rossen comments on criticisms of his film in an interview with Gordon Gow
War and Peace: King Vidor, the director, and Robert Westerby. one of the scriptwriters, discuss their approach to the filming of ' War and Peace ' in an interview with Geoffrey Moore
Contributors
Talks:
Freda Bruce
Lockhart
by Sir Hilary Blood G.B.E., K.C.M.G.
A story of the speaker's cadet days In the Colonial Service when he was serving in Ceylon
Contributors
Unknown:
Sir Hilary
Blood G.B.E., K.C.M.G.
The Panel:
Christopher Rhodes , Ivor Machin
Paul Jennings , John Stevens
Chairman, Victor Bonham-Carter
Contributors
Unknown:
Christopher
Rhodes
Unknown:
Ivor
MacHin
Unknown:
Paul
Jennings
Unknown:
John
Stevens
Unknown:
Victor
Bonham-Carter
3-The Age of the Troubadoursby David Piper
In this series of six talks speakers have been asked to imagine that it is possible to travel in time and to choose the period and country they would most like to visit. David Piper describes a visit to Provence in the twelfth century.
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Piper
For Children of Most Ages
' Never run away from a Lion'
A radio play by Antonia Ridge based on an old Persian legend
Produced by Lorraine Davies
Contributors
Play By:
Antonia
Ridge
Produced By:
Lorraine
Davies
Storyteller:
J John
Darran
Azgid:
Basil
Jones
Ibrahim:
Bernard
O'Brien
Hassan:
Barry
Faber
The Khan:
Leonard
Mayo
The King:
Ivor
Maddox
The Watchman:
Michael
Aspel
Managing the Nation's Finances
Edward Leader considers monetary measures and Budgetary measures
General weather forecast for land areas. followed by a detailed forecast for South-East England
with Dave Shand (saxophone)
Contributors
Unknown:
Dave
Shand
Conducted by Norman Fisher
Radio: Colin Maelnnes
Book: Elspeth Huxley Art: Stephen Bone
Film: Catherine de la Roche
Theatre: J. W. Lambert
Contributors
Conducted By:
Norman
Fisher
Unknown:
Colin
Maelnnes
Unknown:
Elspeth
Huxley
Unknown:
Stephen
Bone
Unknown:
J. W.
Lambert
from New North Road Baptist Church, Huddersfield. Conducted by the Rev. John 0. Barrett , General Superintendent of the North-Eastern Area of the Baptist Union, assisted by the Minister of the Church, the Rev. W. W. Wilson
' Unexpected Good News '
Introduction
Ye servants of God (R.B.C.H. 4) Prayer
' The Background of the Good News '
(Reading: St. Mark, chapter 1)
Hark! the glad sound (R.B.C.H. 79) ' The Good News '
God of mercy, God of grace (R.B.C.H.
532)
Prayers
All praise to thee, my God, this night
(R.B.C.H. 620)
Benediction
Organist, Frank Sutcliffe
Choirmaster, Ernest Armitage
This is the first of a series of broadcasts in which at five-weekly intervals the Rev. John 0. Barrett will conduct studies in St. Mark's Gospel.
Contributors
Unknown:
Rev. John
0. Barrett
Unknown:
Rev. W. W.
Wilson
Organist:
Frank
Sutcliffe
Choirmaster:
Ernest
Armitage
Appeal on behalf of the Italian Hospital in London by Gilbert Harding
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed]
The Italian Hospital in London was founded in 1884, primarily for the treatment of Italians in Great Britain, and afterwards persons of any nationality or creed. Since its foundation, the hospital has treated over 35,000 In-Patients and 330,000 Out-Patients. These have been drawn from every country in the world, thus substantiating the hospital's claim to be truly international.
In 1956 the hospital needs to raise more than £ 11,000 from voluntary sources, in order to carry on its work.
Contributors
Unknown:
Gilbert
Harding
by Mrs. Gaskell
Adapted as a serial in eight parts by Thea Holme
Music by Tristram Cary
Production by Raymond Raikes
8—' Peace to Cranford '
Characters in order of speaking:
Other parts played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Period: The early eighteen-forties
Contributors
Unknown:
Mrs.
Gaskell
Unknown:
Thea
Holme
Production By:
Raymond
Raikes
Mrs. Gaskell, as the storyteller, and as a young girl Mary Smith,herself:
Marjorie
Westbury
Martha:
Denise
Bryer
Miss Pole:
Thea
Holme
Mrs Forrester:
Dorothy
Holmes-Gore
Miss Betty Barker:
Molly
Rankin
Mr Smith, Mary's father:
George
Skillan
Miss Matty:
Belty
Hardy
The Honourable Mrs Jamieson:
Vivienne
Chatterton
Mr Hoggins, the surgeon:
Manning
Wilson
Mrs. Hoggins, the former Ladv Glenmire:
Dorothy
Smith
A stranger:
Brewster
Mason
Mr Mulliner:
James
Thomason
Song Cycle: Maud
I hate the dreadful hollow; A voice by the cedar tree; She came to the village church; 0 let the solid ground; Birds in the high Hall-garden; Go not. happy day; I have led her home; Come into the garden Maud; The fault was mine; Dead: long dead; 0, that 'twere possible; My life has crept so long sung by Hervey Alan (bass)
Frederick Stone (piano)
Contributors
Bass:
Hervey
Alan
Piano:
Frederick
Stone
A short anthology chosen and read by Leon Quartermaine
Produced by Mary Hope Allen
Contributors
Read By:
Leon
Quartermaine
Produced By:
Mary Hope
Allen
' Christ the first-fruits'
Psalm 116 (Broadcast Psalter) 1 Corinthians 15, vv. 1-26
Christ our helper and life-giver (BBO
H.B. 505)
2 Timothy 2, vv. ll-12a
late weather forecast for land areas
