Listings
: THE FIRST DAY OF THE WEEK
A reading taken fromPsychology's Impact on the Christian Faith' by C. Edward Barker
Reader, Joy OSBORNE
Contributors
Reader:
Joy
Osborne
: WEATHER
and Programme News: THE NEWS
: Music Tapestry
MARISA ROBLES (harp)THE London STUDIO PLAYERS Conducted by MARCUS DODS
Contributors
Harp:
Marisa
Robles
Conducted By:
Marcus
Dods
: WEATHER
: THE NEWS
: HOME FOR THE DAY
Introduced by MARJORIE ANDERSONSlant on Success: AILSA GARLAND meets song-writer MITCH MURRAY The Dangers of Being a Foreigner in England: THE REV. SAM REID
How Much Do We Know About Diabetes?: PROFESSOR W. J. H. BUTTERFIELD andDR. H . KEEN
The Young Idea:JOAN PYPER talks to students from different countries at a European seminar in London
Contributors
Introduced By:
Marjorie
Anderson
Song-Writer:
Mitch
Murray
Unknown:
Rev. Sam
Reid
Unknown:
Professor W. J. H.
Butterfield
Unknown:
Dr. H
Keen
Talks:
Joan
Pyper
: MORNING SERVICE
The first part of the Parish Communion for the Second Sunday after Easter from St. Francis' Church, Leigh Park , Havant, HampshireCelebrant: The Vicar, THE REV. W. C. D. TODD
Preacher:
THE VENERABLE MICHAEL PECK , Archdeacon of Portsmouth
The Epistle (from N.E.B.): 1
Peter 2, vv. 19-25
The Gospel (from N.E.B.):
John 10, vv. 11-16
Hymns (from E.H.): Christ the Lord is risen again (38); Love's redeeming work is done (149); Alleluya, sing to Jesus (11)
The Service sung to Merbecke Organist, Christina Unwin
Contributors
Unknown:
Leigh
Park
Unknown:
Michael
Peck
Organist:
Christina
Unwin
: MUSIC MAGAZINE
A weekly review edited by Anna Instone and Julian HerbageIntroduced by JULIAN HERBAGE Record Review
Contributed by STEPHEN DODGSON
EDWARD GREENFIELD and HAROLD ROSENTHAL
Contributors
Edited By:
Anna
Instone
Introduced By:
Julian
Herbage
Unknown:
Stephen
Dodgson
Unknown:
Edward
Greenfield
Unknown:
Harold
Rosenthal
: YOUR CONCERT CHOICE
A request programme of gramophone recordsSymphonie du Te Deum (Lalande)
LAMOUREUX CONCERTS ORCHESTRA
Conducted by PIERRE COLOMBO
11.24* Sinfonia Concertante in E flat major, for violin, viola, and orchestra (Mozart)
YEHUDI MENUHIN (violin) RUDOLF BARSHAI (viola) and the BATH FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA Directed by YEHUDI MENUHIN
11.56* Suite: Zemire et Azore (Grgtry, arr. Beecham)
ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Conducted by SIR THOMAS BEECHAM
Contributors
Conducted By:
Pierre
Colombo
Violin:
Yehudi
Menuhin
Viola:
Rudolf
Barshai
Directed By:
Yehudi
Menuhin
Conducted By:
Sir Thomas
Beecham
: THE CRITICS
Chairman, J. W. LAMBERTTheatre: HAROLD HOBSON
Broadcasting: H. A. L. CRAIG Book: KARL MILLER
Art: EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH
Film: RICCARDO ARAGNO
Contributors
Unknown:
J. W.
Lambert
Unknown:
Harold
Hobson
Unknown:
H. A. L.
Craig
Unknown:
Karl
Miller
Unknown:
Edward
Lucie-Smith
Unknown:
Riccardo
Aragno
: WEATHER
and Programme News: THE NEWS
: BIRDS OF THE AIR
Plain Man's Guide to Bird Song† ERIC ENNION introduces recordings of twenty of our more familiar songsters
Repeated Monday, 11.30 a.m.
: CAN I HELP YOU?
New Law: ARTHUR COATES describes the Protection of Depositors and the Stock Transfer ActsThe Way the Law Works: LAURIE SAPPER answers a variety of questions, including one about payment for work that was not properly done
From Here and There: JOAN YORKE with more helpful information
Insurance Policies: how to understand and look after them, by TOM WILMOT
Introduced by Robin HOLMES
Contributors
Unknown:
Arthur
Coates
Unknown:
Joan
Yorke
Unknown:
Tom
Wilmot
Introduced By:
Robin
Holmes
: GARDENERS' QUESTION TIME
visits ShropshireMembers of the Oswestry and District Gardening and Chrysanthemum Society put their questions to
FRED LOADS
BILL SOWERBUTTS and ALAN GEMMELL
Question-Master,
FRANKLIN ENGELMANN
Contributors
Question-Master:
Alan
Gemmell
Question-Master:
Franklin
Engelmann
: SUNDAY SYMPHONY CONCERT
SHURA CHERKASSKY (piano)BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leader, Hugh Maguire
Conducted by Franz-Paul Decker from the Gaumont Theatre, Ipswich
In association with Ipswich Civic Concerts
Part 1
Contributors
Piano:
Shura
Cherkassky
Leader:
Hugh
Maguire
Conducted By:
Franz-Paul
Decker
: The Interval THE INDEFATIGABLE DOCTOR
A portrait by MAURICE HUSSEY of Ebenezer BrewerNorwich schoolmaster and author of a Dictionary of Phrase and Fable
Contributors
Unknown:
Maurice
Hussey
: THE SUNDAY PLAY
The Spindle by Rex Edwards'What they calls continuous production—round the clock, twenty-four hours a day, never lets up. It mustn'stop, see ... ,
' But it has stopped. That broken spindle's brought everything to a standstill! '
Other parts played by Gladys Spencer , Michael Spice and members of the BBC
Drama Repertory Company
Produced by MARTYN C. WEBSTER
Broadcast on December 11,
1963, in the Light Programme
Contributors
Unknown:
Rex
Edwards
Played By:
Gladys
Spencer
Played By:
Michael
Spice
Produced By:
Martyn C.
Webster
Charles Burge:
Frank
Partington
Tony Sanders:
David
Spenser
Kay Clark:
Valerie
Kirkbright
Norton (foreman):
Michael
Goldie
Jimmy Noakes:
James
Beattie
Sam Rogers:
George
Merritt
' Spider ' Webb:
Lewis
Stringer
Evans:
Anthony
Viccars
Sidney Gee:
Norman
Claridge
Tommy Fyffe:
Simon
Lack
Mr Waterhouse:
Peter
Claughton
: WEATHER
and Programme News: THE NEWS
followed by RADIO NEWSREELA summary of last week's events
: GRAND HOTEL
REGINALD LEOPOLDAND THE PALM COURT ORCHESTRA
Visiting artist, PATRICIA KERN
Contributors
Unknown:
Reginald
Leopold
Artist:
Patricia
Kern
: THE WORLD OF SYDNEY CARTER
The words of Sydney Carter's !yrics tell of man between doubt and faith, between despair and hope. They disturb, they sometimes shock-such as this: It's God they ought to crucify instead of you and me.In this WAY OF LIFE programme he speaks of his work as a writer and folk singer, and of the ' faithful doubt' that underlies it all.
SYDNEY CARTER sings some of his own lyrics NADIA CATTOUSE sings others and arrangements for instrumentalists and a group of the George Mitchell Singers are by Johnny Scott
Produced by PAUL OESTREICHER
Contributors
Unknown:
Sydney
Carter
Unknown:
Johnny
Scott
Produced By:
Paul
Oestreicher
: THE WEEK'S GOOD CAUSE
Appeal on behalf of Yateley Industries for Disabled Girls by THE MARCHIONESS DOURO, President of the IndustriesContributions, preferably by crossed postal order or cheque, will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed]
Yateley provides training, employment, and accommodation for severely disabled women from all parts of the British Isles. They learn fabric design and hand-block printing, dye mixing, and machining, and after two years' training are equipped to earn their own living, with permanent employment assured by the Industries.
: THE EUSTACE DIAMONDS
by Anthony Trollope adapted for broadcasting in twelve episodes by H. OLDFIELD BoxLizzie Eustace , the beautiful and rich young widow, has accepted Lord Fawn's proposal of marriage. but now, having heard about the Eustace Diamonds, he is already regretting the engagement.
Episode 4
Contributors
Unknown:
Anthony
Trollope
Unknown:
H. Oldfield
Box
Unknown:
Lizzie
Eustace
Narrator:
Simon
Lack
Lord Fawn:
Rolf
Lefebvre
Lizzie Eustace:
Belle
Chrystall
Lady Fawn:
Olga
Lindo
Lucy Morris:
Sheila
Grant
Augusta Fawn:
Polly
Murch
Lydia Fawn Jo:
Manning
Wilson
Frank Greystock:
Gabriel
Woolf
Alfred:
Michael
Goldie
Produced by:
Martyn C
Webster
: YOUR HUNDRED BEST TUNES
Introduced by ALAN KEITH with gramophone records of the most popular pieces of music chosen by listenersContributors
Introduced By:
Alan
Keith
: THE NEWS
: MISSING PERSONS
This official-sounding phrase labels a considerable human problem and one of a quite astonishing extent.The motives of those who disappear and the reasons, including medical and legal ones, which cause a search to be made are two of the subjects which JOAN YORKE discusses with, among others, Salvation Army officers, a lawyer, a doctor, an M.P., and a wife who was herself once ' missing '
Produced by MADGE HART
Contributors
Unknown:
Joan
Yorke
Produced By:
Madge
Hart
: THE EPILOGUE
am he that livethWisdom 1, vv. 13, 15, 16, and 2, v. 1
Canticle 8 (Broadcast psalter) 1 Corinthians 15, vv. 20-22 and 35-58 Jesus lives! thy terrors now
(BBC H.B. 106)
Revelation 1, v. 18
: MUSIC AT NIGHT
VALERIE TRYON (piano) Third of four programmes IncludingWeber's Piano Sonatas
Contributors
Piano:
Valerie
Tryon
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