Listings
: FARM BULLETIN
News and market trends: LIFT UP YOUR HEARTS
Tuesday's 7.50 talk: WEATHER
: THE NEWS
: TODAY
The morning mac—meIntroduced oy JACK DE MANIO
: SHOPPING LIST
tFood news from GEORGE VILLIERS followed by an interludeContributors
Unknown:
George
Villiers
: LIFT UP YOUR HEARTS
A talk by THE Rev. Timothy BEAUMONTContributors
Unknown:
Rev. Timothy
Beaumont
: WEATHER
: THE NEWS
: TODAY
Second edition: SHOPPING LIST
Second hearing of the broadcast at 7.40: YESTERDAY
IN PARLIAMENT: THE NEWS
: BORN TO BE CHIEF
by NAOMI MlTCHISONThere can'be many British women appointed adviser to an African tribe. In her capacity as an adviser to Linchwe Kgafela , a tribal chief, Naomi Mitchison attended the ceremony of his installation. In this talk she describes the ceremony and examines the problems which face a chief in Africa today.
Contributors
Unknown:
Linchwe
Kgafela
Unknown:
Naomi
Mitchison
: RECITAL
1 .JOHN SOTHCOTT(descant recorder)
JOHN BECKETT (harpsichord)
Contributors
Harpsichord:
John
Beckett
: FOR SCHOOLS MUSIC AND MOVEMENT
Stage 2 by RACHEL PERCIVALMusic selected and arranged by Vera Gray
Contributors
Arranged By:
Vera
Gray
: DAILY SERVICE
New Every Morning, page 54Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore him (BBC H.B. 16)
Psalm 36
Acts 5. vv. 33-42
The King of love my Shepherd is (BBC H.B. 475)
News Summary at 10.30
: MUSIC WHILE YOU WORK
METROPOLITAN POLICE BANDConductor.
ROGER BARSOTTIM.B.E.
Contributors
Conductor:
Roger
Barsottim.B.E.
: FOR SCHOOLS LOOKING AT NATURE
4: Observing Birds by HARRY ARMSTRONG Junior Science seriesContributors
Unknown:
Harry
Armstrong
: CONCERT
A choir of schoolchildren from North ManchesterChorus-Master, ARTHUR ROOKE
BBC NORTHERN ORCHESTRA
Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON
Mich
Orchestral arrangements by Elizabeth Poston and Herbert Chappell
Introduced by JOHN CAMBURN
Written by William Murphy Time and Tune series
Contributors
Chorus-Master:
Arthur
Rooke
Conducted By:
Stanford
Robinson
Arrangements By:
Elizabeth
Poston
Arrangements By:
Herbert
Chappell
Introduced By:
John
Camburn
Written By:
William
Murphy
: HOW YOUR BODY WORKS
6: Working Together by PROFESSOR W. S. BULLOUGB General Science seriesContributors
Unknown:
Professor W. S.
Bullougb
: THE ROYAL SHOW
This week's special ' On Your Farm' programme comes direct from the showground at the new permanent site. Stoneleigh, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, and is introduced by GEORGE SIGSWORTH.Farmers, farmworkers, and other visitors to the show, give their impressions of the livestock, machinery, flower show. and demonstration area
Produced by JOHN GREENSLADE
Contributors
Introduced By:
George
Sigsworth.
Produced By:
John
Greenslade
: WEATHER
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East: THE NEWS
: THE NAVY LARK
A chronicle of events aboard H.M.S. TroutbridgeJon Pertwee as Chief Petty Officer Pertwee
Leslie Phillips as Sub-Lieut Phillips
Stephen Murray as Lieut Murray, the No 1
Written by LAWRIE WYMAN
Produced by ALASTAIR SCOTT JOHNSTON Broadcast on September 22,
1961. in the Light Programme
Contributors
Written By:
Lawrie
Wyman
Produced By:
Alastair Scott
Johnston
Captain Povey:
Richard
Caldicot
Heather:
Heather
Chasen
A B Johnson:
Ronnie
Barker
Lieut Cdr Stanton:
Ronnie
Barker
A B Goldstein:
Tenniel
Evans
The The:
Tenniel
Evans
Lieut Bates:
Michael
Bates
A B Ginger:
Michael
Bates
Wren Cornwell:
Judy
Cornwell
: MIDWEEK
The Wednesday radio magazineIntroduced by DAVID BROWN
Contributors
Introduced By:
David
Brown
: FOR SCHOOLS THE FROG PRINCE
Freely adapted from the story in Grimm's Fairy Tales, with music by John Hosier f Let's Join In seriesContributors
Music By:
John
Hosier
: YOUR OWN WORK
ROBERT GITTINGS introduces poems selected from those submitted by the audience to this seriesBooks, Plays, Poems series
Contributors
Introduces:
Robert
Gittings
: LAWN TENNIS AND ROWING
The Championships at WimbledonCommentary by MAURICE EDELSTON and MAX ROBERTSON " from the Centre and No. 1 Courts, with summaries and comments by TONY MOTTRAM
Results and latest news from the other courts given by BASIL CURTIS
From the All England Club
Henley Royal Regatta
Commentary and reports by JOHN HINDE and JOHN SNAGGE
Contributors
Commentary By:
Maurice
Edelston
Unknown:
Max
Robertson
Unknown:
Tony
Mottram
Unknown:
John
Hinde
Unknown:
John
Snagge
: CHORAL EVENSONG
from Chichester CathedralPsalm 18
Responses (Smith)
Lessons: 2 Samuel 14, v. 25, to
15, v. 12; St. Luke 7, v. 36, to 8, v. 3
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis
(Watson in E)
Anthem: Like as the hart
(Howells)
Organist and Master of the Choristers, John Birch
Assistant organist, Richard Seal
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Birch
Organist:
Richard
Seal
: LAWN TENNIS AND ROWING
The Championships at Wimbledon and Henley Royal RegattaFurther commentaries
: WEATHER
Forecast for land areas. Detailed forecast for the South-East: THE NEWS
: IN THE SOUTH-EAST
South-East News: A Festival of Dance
PAUL PLUMB reports on the Second Folkestone International Folklore Festival held between June 22 and 29 Produced by HAROLD ROGERS and DAVID ALLANContributors
Produced By:
Harold
Rogers
Produced By:
David
Allan
: ALAN DELL
introducesDate with a Disc
A choice of gramophone records for the family circle
Produced by JOHNNY BEERLING
Contributors
Produced By:
Johnny
Beerling
: TWENTY QUESTIONS
ANONA WINN, JOYADAMSON JACK TRAIN, MAX ROBERTSON
KENNETH HORNE in the chair Produced by TOM RONALD
Contributors
Unknown:
Adamson
Jack
Unknown:
Max
Robertson
Unknown:
Kenneth
Horne
Produced By:
Tom
Ronald
: THE FIGHT GAME
by Ewan MacColl Peggy Seeger and Charles ParkerA radio ballad of boxing as described by professional boxers of London, Birmingham, and Glasgow
' The beauty of boxing is this-you go into boxing knowing you're going to get hurt.'
The singers:
EWAN MACCOLL
PEGGY SEEGER
BOB DAVENPORT
GORDON McCULLOCH
JOHN REAVEY
The instrumentalists:
ALF EDWARDS (concertina)
ALFIE KAHN (clarinet)
BRYAN DALEY (guitar) JIM BRAY (bass)
RONNIE HUGHES (first trumpet)
JOHNNY LAMBE
DAVE SWARBRICK (fiddle)
Musical direction by PEGGY SEEGER Produced by CHARLES PARKER
Contributors
Unknown:
Ewan
MacColl
Unknown:
Peggy
Seeger
Unknown:
Charles
Parker
Singers:
Ewan
MacColl
Singers:
Peggy
Seeger
Unknown:
Bob
Davenport
Unknown:
Gordon
McCulloch
Unknown:
John
Reavey
Concertina:
Alf
Edwards
Guitar:
Bryan
Daley
Bass:
Ronnie
Hughes
Unknown:
Johnny
Lambe
Unknown:
Dave
Swarbrick
Unknown:
Peggy
Seeger
Produced By:
Charles
Parker
: BRITAIN AT WORK
War on Piece-workAn enquiry
Does piece-work breed inflation?: hinder good industrial relations?: cover up management inefficiency?; work on men's worst motives?: fail to deliver the goods? Produced by BRIAN BLAKE
Contributors
Produced By:
Brian
Blake
: EVENING STAR
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau ( baritone)Songs by Haydn, Schumann. Wolf , and Strauss on gramophone records
Contributors
Unknown:
Schumann.
Wolf
: TODAY IN PARLIAMENT
10.59 Weather forecast: THE NEWS
: A BOOK AT BEDTIME
Old House of Fear by RUSSELL KIRK abridged by Neville Teller read by JOHN GRAHAM Eighth of fifteen instalmentsContributors
Abridged By:
Neville
Teller
Read By:
John
Graham
: MUSIC AT NIGHT
CHOIR OF ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGEConductor, GEORGE GUEST
BRIAN RUNNETT (organ)
From St. John's College,
Cambridge
Contributors
Conductor:
George
Guest
Unknown:
Brian
Runnett
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