Listings
: General Weather Forecast
and forecast for farmers and shipping: MORNING MUSIC
Light Music from Switzerland: LIFT UP YOUR HEARTS!
A talk by P. G. Rendall , of St. Bees School, CumberlandContributors
: General Weather Forecast
and forecast for farmers and shipping: REGGIE GOFF
and his Sextet.: JACK COLES
and his Orchestre Moderne: RECITAL
Patricia Davies (soprano)Herbert Downes (viola)
Josephine Lee (piano)
Contributors
: The Daily Service
God of mercy. God of grace; N.E.M. 89; Te Deum; St. Matthew 12; 0 Spirit of the living God!: STUDENT SONGS
George Pizzey (baritone)BBC Men's Chorus
Conducted by Cyril Gell
Ernest Lush (at the piano)
Contributors
: TODAY AND YESTERDAY
Records presented by Christopher StoneContributors
: General Weather Forecast
and forecast for farmers and shipping-: The Eye-Witness
Reports from Britain and overseas: CRICKET
Lunchtime scoreboard: SECOND HOUSE
Last Friday's recorded broadcast in the Light Programme repeated: HARRY LEADER
and his Dance Orchestra: Orchestral Hour BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA
Conductor, Mansel ThomasContributors
: Wednesday Matinee ' HOW ABOUT THIS?'
by Ann StephensonProduced by Hugh Stewart
Contributors
: ' THE SEVENTH MAN '
by Michael RedgraveAdapted for broadcasting by Stephen Jack
Produced by John Richmond
Scene: The Arctic Circle in the 1880s
(s)
Contributors
: CHILDREN'S HOUR
' Peach Blossom Valley': story written by 0. G. R. Beynon and read by Philip Phillips followed by ' The Echoing Steps 'Serial play by Mollie Chappell. Produced by Lorraine Davies. Last episode
' Fanfare and Funfair ': music for processions, carnivals, circuses, and fairgrounds. Programme devised by Grace Williams
5.50 Children's Hour prayers conducted by John G. Williams
Contributors
: General Weather Forecast
and forecast for farmers and shipping: CABARET
Barbara Sumner , Al Shaw -Jimmy Bailey , Harold Smart
Presented by Alastair Scott-Johnston
Contributors
: CAN I HELP YOU?
The National Health ServiceG W. Lilburn, Secretary of the National Institute for the Deaf, explains how the service benefits deaf people
: Bonar Colleano in ' IT'S A GREAT LIFE '
with Joe LinnaneBenny Lee , Miriam Karlin
BBC Revue Orchestra
Conductor. Frank Cantell At the piano. Monia Liter
Script Sid Colin
Production Charles Chilton
(Bonar Colleano broadcasts by arrangement with the 1. Arthur Rank Organisation)
Contributors
: Edinburgh International Festival CONCERTGEBOUW ORCHESTRA
Conducted Charles MunchFrom Usher Hall. Edinburgh
Contributors
: SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY
Colin Wills , former BBC war correspondent, who landed with the British Army on D-Day, has revisited five French people he met in the war years. In this programme he contrasts his four-year-old memories of these people with the realities of their lives today(The recorded broadcast of July 14 repeated)
Contributors
: REGENCY BRIGHTON
An anecdotal feature programme on the lighter side of Regency BrightonWritten and produced by R. D. Smith
(New version of the programme previously broadcast on August 11, 1946)
Contributors
: GEORGES GUETARY
in ' Rendezvous ' with Sylvia Marriott» 3—' In Hyde Park '
BBC Revue Orchestra
Conductor. Frank Cantell
Script and production by Joan Clark
Contributors
: JUST FIVE MEN
The Men about Town:Len Hayes
Geoffrey Coop and Bill Currie
At the pianos: Burt Rhodes and Norman Hackforth
Presented by Douglas Moodie
Contributors
: CONTINENTAL CABARET
Gramophone programme of Viennese artists introduced by Hilde BreitkreuzContributors
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