Listings
Talks by C. A. Joyce.
(Recording of Wednesday's broadcast)
Contributors
Speaker:
C. A.
Joyce
An up-to-the-minute ffuide tor your listening and viewing.
A breakfast-time magazine bringing you news, views, and interviews.
Talks by C.A. Joyce.
(Repeated on Friday at 6.50 a.m.)
Contributors
Speaker:
C.A.
Joyce
Summary by Brian Johnston.
Contributors
Summariser:
Brian
Johnston
An up-to-the-minute guide for your listening and viewing.
followed by
Melody on the Move
See Light Programme
by E.J. Edwards.
At the beginning of the last war, on a quiet Samoan island, a detachment of Marines built an air base and a group of native carpenters built a village hall. Between them they nearly wrecked the peaceful life of a small community. E.J. Edwards describes how the situation arose and how it was resolved.
(January 8: 'A Nightmare Journey': a second talk about the people of the Samoan islands)
Contributors
Speaker:
E.J.
Edwards
Anthony Strange (tenor), Clifton Helliwell (piano)
(BBC recording)
Contributors
Tenor:
Anthony
Strange
Pianist:
Clifton
Helliwell
Gramophone records of the Introduction and Polonaise for cello and piano - and some of the Polish songs.
All praise to thee who safe has kept (BBC H.B. 401)
New Every Morning, page 99
Carol: Good Christian men, rejoice
1 John 3, vv. 13-24
O thou, whom neither time nor space (BBC H.B. 430)
Lou Preager and his Orchestra
(Lou Preager and his Orchestra are appearing at the Hammersmith Palais, London)
Contributors
Musicians:
Lou Preager and his
Orchestra
The marches played by the Band of the Royal Horse Guards (The Blues).
Conducted by Capt. J. E. Thirtle, Director of Music
The waltzes played by Isy Geiger and his Viennese Music.
Contributors
Musicians (The Marches):
The Band of the Royal Horse
Guards
Band conducted by:
Capt. J.E.
Thirtle
Musicians (The Waltzes):
Isy Geiger and his Viennese
Music
Man and the Motor-Car in three easy instalments by J. B. Boothroyd.
(The recorded broadcast of November 9, 1958)
Third instalment: January 5 at 11.45
Contributors
Speaker:
J. B.
Boothroyd
Summary by E. W. Swanton, cricket correspondent of the Daily Telegraph.
Contributors
Summariser:
E. W.
Swanton
(Leader, Philip Whiteway)
Conductor, Rae Jenkins
Contributors
Musicians:
BBC Welsh
Orchestra
Orchestra leader:
Philip
Whiteway
Conductor:
Rae
Jenkins
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region.
A series of five-round contests between London and the Regions.
(Wednesday's recorded broadcast)
Sixty glorious years of stardom with Greta Lauder , G. H. Elliott
Ian Whyte , Tom Clarke
Abe Lastvogel , Eric de Banzie
Wilmot Martin , Peggy Gant
Will Morris and Danny Kaye
BBC Scottish Orchestra
(Leader. J. Mouland Begbie )
Conductor. Ian Whyte BBC Variety Orchestra
(Leader, John Jezard )
Conductor, Paul Fenoulhet
BBC Chorus
(Trained by Alan G . Melville )
Written and told by Howard Lockhart
Produced by Michael North
Contributors
Unknown:
Greta
Lauder
Unknown:
G. H.
Elliott
Unknown:
Ian
Whyte
Unknown:
Tom
Clarke
Unknown:
Abe
Lastvogel
Unknown:
Eric
de Banzie
Unknown:
Wilmot
Martin
Unknown:
Peggy
Gant
Unknown:
Will
Morris
Unknown:
Danny
Kaye
Leader:
J. Mouland
Begbie
Conductor:
Ian
Whyte
Leader:
John
Jezard
Conductor:
Paul
Fenoulhet
Unknown:
Alan G
Melville
Told By:
Howard
Lockhart
Produced By:
Michael
North
playing some of Schubert's Moments Musicaux.
on a gramophone record
Contributors
Pianist:
Edwin
Fischer
Reginald Leopold and the Palm Court Orchestra
This afternoon's visiting artist, Patricia Bartlett
(BBC recording)
Contributors
Musicians:
Reginald Leopold and the Palm Court
Orchestra
Singer:
Patricia
Bartlett
Three parents put questions to a primary school headmaster and headmistress and to the Chief Education Officer for Norfolk.
(The recorded broadcast of December 15 in Network Three)
Conducted by Sir John Summerson.
Book: Margaret Lane
Art: Basil Taylor
Film: Dilys Powell
Theatre: Lionel Hale
Radio: H.A.L. Craig
(Sunday's recorded broadcast)
Contributors
Presenter:
Sir John
Summerson
Book critic:
Margaret
Lane
Art critic:
Basil
Taylor
Film critic:
Dilys
Powell
Theatre critic:
Lionel
Hale
Radio critic:
H.A.L.
Craig
For Children of Most Ages: Heritage of the Past: 1: The National Gallery
A series of six visits by W. R. Dalzell to some of London's renowned art galleries and museums.
Mr. Dalzell introduces you to the work of two millers' sons, two Cockneys, and an Italian engineer: Rembrandt and Constable, Turner and Hogarth, and Leonardo da Vinci.
5.20 For Children of all Ages: Jennings at School: 1: Jennings and the Mixed Assortment
by Anthony Buckeridge.
'With their return to sound broadcasting, Jennings, Darbishire and Co. enter on the tenth year of their radio existence. I don't think listeners will find they have altered much!' (David)
See page 6
Contributors
Presenter (Heritage of the Past):
W. R.
Dalzell
Writer (Jennings at School):
Anthony
Buckeridge
Producer (Jennings at School):
David
Davis
Jennings:
Nigel
Lambert
Darbishire:
Jonathan
Margetts
Mr. Carter:
Geoffrey
Wincott
Mr. Wilkins:
Wilfred
Babbage
Matron:
Janet
Bruce
Venables:
Sam
Jephcott
Temple:
Charles Greville
Williams
Atkinson:
Stewart
Guidotti
Forecast for land areas, followed by a detailed forecast for the South-East region.
6.15 Local news and London Stock Market report
6.30 Today's Sport
6.35 Town and Country
A magazine for listeners in London and the counties of the South-East.
6.15-6.25 For the South Coast: Area news and weather summary
(VHF: Rowridge (92.9 Mc/s))
Archie Camden (bassoon), Alexander Young (tenor), Edward Rubach (piano)
with the London Studio Players
Conducted by Maurice Miles
Contributors
Bassoonist:
Archie
Camden
Tenor:
Alexander
Young
Pianist:
Edward
Rubach
Musicians:
The London Studio
Players
Players conducted by:
Maurice
Miles
Producer:
Alan
Owen
Philip Hope-Wallace presents 'The Beggar Student'
Scenes from Millocker's operetta on gramophone records.
Contributors
Presenter:
Philip
Hope-Wallace
Symon Symonowicz, the Beggar Student:
Rudolf
Christ
Countess Kowalska:
Rosette
Anday
Laura, her elder daughter:
Wilma
Lipp
Bronislava, her younger daughter:
Esther
Rethy
Colonel Ollendorf, Governor of Cracow:
Kurt
Preger
A new radio play by Lance Sieveking.
Adapted from the novel by John Montgomery.
[Starring] Cyril Shaps and Joan Matheson
(BBC recording)
To be repeated on Saturday at 2.10
Contributors
Based on the novel by:
John
Montgomery
Adapted by:
Lance
Sieveking
Producer:
Charles
Lefeaux
Mrs. Cottle:
Sheila
Grant
Mr. Sparrow:
Cyril
Shaps
Beauty:
John
Graham
Mr. Green:
Frank
Windsor
Miss Booth:
Una
Venning
Colonel Maxwell:
Richard
Williams
Mrs. Adams:
Dorothy
Holmes-Gore
Margaret Lush:
Joan
Matheson
Mr. Wilkinson:
Godfrey
Kenton
Adrian Maxwell:
Gabriel
Woolf
Mr. Werthe:
Frederick
Treves
Mrs. Bishop:
Sylvia
Coleridge
Bill Bates:
John
Hollis
Captain Straker:
John
Bennett
Other parts played by:
Members of the BBC Drama Repertory
Company
A programme in which a question of current concern or interest will be argued or investigated.
with Edmundo Ros and his Orchestra and Don Carlos and his Latin Music playing the exotic dance music of the Americas featuring the cha-cha-cha.
Introduced by Edmundo Ros.
(The Orchestra broadcasts by permission of Edmundo Ros' Club, London; Don Carlos and his Latin Music are appearing at the Astor Club, London)
See page 5
Contributors
Musicians:
Edmundo Ros and his
Orchestra
Musicians:
Don Carlos and his Latin
Music
Presenter:
Edmundo
Ros
Producer:
David
Miller
An anthology of words and music presented by James Fisher and Geoffrey Grigson.
A short account of the history-natural, literary, and legendary-of the bird that heralds the dawn.
(Repeated on January 6 at 1.55)
Contributors
Presenter:
James
Fisher
Presenter:
Geoffrey
Grigson
Producer:
Tony
Soper
Late weather forecast for land areas.
Louis Kentner (piano)
(Recording of the broadcast of Sept. 21)
Contributors
Pianist:
Louis
Kentner