Feast of St. Philip and St. James
Disposer supreme, and Judge of the earth (BBC Hymn Book 226)
New Every Morning, page 83 Canlticle 7 (Broadcast Psalter) St. John 14. vv. 1-14
Jesus calls us! (BBC Hymn Book
354)
BBC Show Band
Directed by Cyril Stapleton featuring
Benny Hill , Rikki Fulton
The Stargazers, Bill McGuffie
Julie Dawn
Harold Smart at the electric organ
Production by Johnnie Stewart
Contributors
Directed By:
Cyril
Stapleton
Unknown:
Benny
Hill
Unknown:
Rikki
Fulton
Unknown:
Bill
McGuffie
Unknown:
Julie
Dawn
Unknown:
Harold
Smart
Production By:
Johnnie
Stewart
For Younger Listeners
David tells ' Royal Jelly'
A story by Barbara Euphan Todd
For Children of Most Ages
Saturday Excursion
A magazine programme introduced by Margaret Hubble
Turn-Round
David Lloyd James tells the story of the thirteen days during which the liner R.M.M.V. Carnarvon Castle is in port, preparing for her next voyage to South Africa
Children's Television Newsreel
Tomorrow's edition will tell in vision the story of the Carnarvon Castle in port. The Newsreel staff tells you how that item reaches the TV screen
Last Look Back
Wynford Vaughan Thomas thinks back over his journey round the world, reporting on the Royal Tour Edited and produced by John Lane
Contributors
Story By:
Barbara Euphan
Todd
Introduced By:
Margaret
Hubble
Unknown:
David Lloyd
James
Unknown:
Wynford Vaughan
Thomas
Produced By:
John
Lane
Harry Davidson and his Orchestra with Mary Denise
Programme introduced by Frederick Allen
Master of Ceremonies,
Charles Crathorn
Producer, Stanton Jefferies
(Continued in next column)
Contributors
Unknown:
Harry
Davidson
Unknown:
Mary
Denise
Introduced By:
Frederick
Allen
Unknown:
Charles
Crathorn
Unknown:
Stanton
Jefferies
with Cicely Courtneidge as hostess and Mistress of Ceremonies
This week:
Stan Stennett
The Tanner Sisters -
Joan Sims , Fred Yule and Gene Crowley
Kenny Baker
George Martin
Edmund Hockridge
Eileen Herlie
The George Mitchell Glee Club
Woolf Phillips and his Concert Orchestra
Continuity by Gene Crowley
Produced by Alasitair Scott-Johnston
(BBC record,ing)
Contributors
Unknown:
Cicely
Courtneidge
Unknown:
Stan
Stennett
Unknown:
Joan
Sims
Unknown:
Fred
Yule
Unknown:
Gene
Crowley
Unknown:
Kenny
Baker
Unknown:
George
Martin
Unknown:
Edmund
Hockridge
Unknown:
Eileen
Herlie
Unknown:
Gene
Crowley
Produced By:
Alasitair
Scott-Johnston
A play for radio by Rex Rienits
Adapted from the novel by Sydney Horler
Production by Martyn C. Webster
Other parts played by Peter Assinder , Kenneth Cope John Grant. Charles Hodgson
Contributors
Unknown:
Rex
Rienits
Novel By:
Sydney
Horler
Production By:
Martyn
C. Webster
Played By:
Peter
Assinder
Played By:
Kenneth
Cope
Played By:
John
Grant.
Played By:
Charles
Hodgson
Assistant Commissioner Morley:
William
Fox
Detective Inspector Clavering:
Deryck
Guyler
Lady Blanchard:
Gladys
Spencer
Sir Brian Fordinghame:
John
Ruddock
Sir Gilbert Mildmay:
Ivan
Samson
Sir Hector Panderville:
Malcolm
Graeme
Clark Hungerford:
Jerry
Stovin
Gerald Leicester:
Richard
Bebb
Judy Farrell:
Denise
Bryer
Tom Farrell:
Geoffrey
Matthews
Betty Sloane:
Elizabeth
Maude
George Brook:
Derek
Hart
Vania Deane:
Mary
Wimbush
Sir Ronald Luke:
James
Dale
Loetz:
Emrys
Leyshon
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