Listings
Thursday's "Ten to Eight".
The morning magazine
Introduced by JACK DE MANIO
Contributors
Introduced By:
Jack
de Manio
People have their ups and downs in all walks of life, as EDWARD CAST has found in the BBC Sound Archives
Produced by Reg Kennedy
Contributors
Produced By:
Reg
Kennedy
There's always a First Time
ROBERT TURLEY recalls some of the first moments of human achievement during the last century, and rellects on their significance in the modern world
A BBC Sound Archives production by Adrianne Allée
Contributors
Production By:
Adrianne
Allée
GWYN THOMAS, the novelist and playwright, has strong views on many aspects of British life. In six programmes illustrated from the BBC Sound Archives he comments corrosively upon them
4: Planning
Produced by Denys Gueroult
Contributors
Produced By:
Denys
Gueroult
New Every Morning, page 19
To the name of our salvation
(BBC H.B. 284)
Psalm
St. Luke 8, vv. 16-25 (N.E.B.)
Eternal Father, strong to save
(BBC H.B. 384)
by JOHN GRIFFITHS
As Griff and Tommy listened to the plotting of Marquess and Benny they realised that the men would stop at nothing in their efforts to gain possession of the ' image.'Tommy has escaped from their clutches. and in the ' den' he waits anxiously for Griff ...
4: To Look like an Accident
Readers, GWENYTH PETTY and JOHN DARRAN
Produced by Evelyn Williams
Broadcast on May 12
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Griffiths
Unknown:
John
Darran
Produced By:
Evelyn
Williams
KEN SYKORA traces folk songs of the British Isles through some of their travels abroad
Guest folk singer, ALEX CAMPBELL
Produced by David Allan
A BBC World Service production
Contributors
Produced By:
David
Allan
RICHARD MURDOCH plays some records he hopes will give you a laugh
Tuesday's broadcast
TIM MATTHEWS introduces this midday edition of a series designed to rellect listeners' own views on current topics. Letters on lively talking points of any kind are welcome for these broadcasts to: Listening Post. BBC. Broadcasting House. London. W.1.
Contributors
Introduces:
Tim
Matthews
A topical programme of sounds and voices to provoke midday listeners with minds of their own
Presented by the Radio Newsreel production team with THE EARL OF ARRAN
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Thursday's broadcast (Light)
Contributors
Written By:
John Keir
Cross
Produced By:
Tony
Shryane
Edited By:
Godfrey
Baseley
GALE PEDRICK makes a personal selection of items from the many broadcasts on BBC radio and television during the past seven days
Introduced by JOHN ELLISON
Contributors
Introduced By:
John
Ellison
for children under five
Today's story:
' Peggy goes on Holiday by PHYLLIS PEARCE
Contributors
Unknown:
Phyllis
Pearce
Marjorie
Anderson introduces
Canadian edition including
Experiences of emigration from both sides of the ocean
Impressions from JEAN METCALFE and CLIFF MICHELMORE of their visit to the Calgary Stampede A feature by NANCY BACAL about young French Canadians and A report on poverty among affluence from MARGARET McLEAN
They Dared to be Doctors
MARY ST. JOHN FANCOURT 's book abridged by Eve Burgess Read by FLORA ROBSON
† First of six instalments
Contributors
Unknown:
Jean
Metcalfe
Unknown:
Cliff
Michelmore
Unknown:
Mary
St.
Unknown:
John
Fancourt
Abridged By:
Eve
Burgess
Read By:
Flora
Robson
Written and narrated by STEPHEN GRENFELL
The single stark word Cancer embraces a number of diseases which range in their effect from the relatively harmless to the rapidly fatal. Today several of these groups of diseases can be cured. In this programme eminent specialists and research workers deal with recent and vitally important lines of research in this particular field of medicine.
Produced by Alan Burgess cast on January 28
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephen
Grenfell
Produced By:
Alan
Burgess
by JASPER RIDLEY
A personal portrait of Henry VIII as he is reftected in the letters, anecdotes, and reminiscences of the men who knew him. among them Chapuys (the Emperor's ambassador), Giustiniani (the Venetian ambassador), Bishop Gardiner , and John Foxe
Produced by NESTA PAIN
Broadcast on September 23. 1964
(Third)
Contributors
Unknown:
Jasper
Ridley
Unknown:
Henry
Viii
Unknown:
Bishop
Gardiner
Unknown:
John
Foxe
Produced By:
Nesta
Pain
FRANKLIN ENGELMANN recently visited
The Antrim Coast Road Northern Ireland
Produced by Phyllis Robinson
An extended version of Sunday's
Contributors
Unknown:
Franklin
Engelmann
Produced By:
Phyllis
Robinson
including:
The Cross in the Sky: EDITH WHEELER talks about Cyril Maude , the well-known actor who ' retired ' to Devon in 1926 +The Importance of a Good
Finish: B. C. HILLIAM (Flotsam) gives some views on music
† It's the Poor who help the Poor: KAY GARRETT ]\ recalls her days as a shorthand-typist in the 'thirties
Sound Remembered: MALCOLM HAZELL plays tunes which set his memory working
Introduced by RALPH WICHTMAN from the West of England
Contributors
Talks:
Edith
Wheeler
Unknown:
Cyril
Maude
Unknown:
Kay
Garrett
Unknown:
Malcolm
Hazell
Introduced By:
Ralph
Wichtman
And a Bottle of Rum
A serial play by A. R. Rawlinson in six parts with Richard Hurndall and Hugh Janes
' Long John' Reviis and his men have captured the Walrus: in eluding them Trelawncy and Jim have landed on the wrong island -instead of treasure they find Captain Urcott and Miriam.
4: The First Blow
Produced by GRAHAM GAULD
Contributors
Play By:
A. R.
Rawlinson
Unknown:
Richard
Hurndall
Unknown:
Hugh
Janes
Produced By:
Graham
Gauld
John Revlis:
Gerik
Schjelderup
Deckhand:
Alan
Haines
Lord Frensham:
Derek
Prentice
Tom Trelawney:
Richard
Hurndall
Captain Urcott:
Charles
Leno
Miriam Urcott:
Jo
Manning Wilson
Jim Hawkins:
Hugh
Janes
Harry Aldington:
Kim
Grant
Today's news and the stories behind the news-Controversy -Scotland Yard Calling-Sports Spot—FRED STREETER on Gardening-Weekend Traffic Report
Produced by the South-East news unit
Contributors
Unknown:
Fred
Streeter
The Stage Revolves
A round of entertainment provided by the finest orchestras, singers, and instrumentalists on records
Hallé Orchestra
Leader, Martin Milner
Conductor Sir John Barbirolli
From the Royal Albert Hall , London
Part 1
Contributors
Leader:
Martin
Milner
Conductor:
Sir John
Barbirolli
Interviewer, JOHN CONNELL
1: A Statesman's Child
† LADY VIOLET BONHAM CARTER
(BAHONESS ASQUITH) cannot remember a time when she was not conscious of the importance of politics. Even as a small child, her father ('the greatest single influence in my life ') treated her as an adult when replying. verballv or by letter, to her searching questions.
In this interview Lady Violet remembers, among many other things. a luncheon with Mr. Glad-stone: her father's second marriage (to Margot Tennant ); and her bewilderment over religion and over the differences between rich and poor.
' Coming Out Friday, Aug. 6
Contributors
Interviewer:
John
Connell
Unknown:
Lady Violet
Bonham
Unknown:
Margot
Tennant
Part 2: Nielsen
Symphony No. (1916)
(L'inestinguibile)
tby JAMES SPILLIUS
Dr. Spillius, a social anthro pologist, went to Tonga with a United Nations mission to advise the Queen on improving conditions in the island. He found that one of the most fascinating parts of his experi ence was the advice the Queen of Tonga gave him.
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Spillius
The News
Background to the News
People in the News followed by NEWS-STAND
How the dailies have handled the week's news, the opinions they have expressed, and current trends in and out of Fleet Street, are analysed by WILLIAM HARDCASTLE
Contributors
Unknown:
William
Hardcastle
A journalist from abroad looks at Great Britain this week
10.59 Weather forecast
Brat Farrar by JOSEPHINE TEY adapted for broadcasting by Robert Goodyear
Read by DAVID SPENSER
† Last of fifteen instalments
Contributors
Read By:
David
Spenser
NOBLE SISSLE and EUBIE BLAKE
THE BENNY GOOOMAN QUARTET
LIONEL HAMPTON 'S PARIS ALL STARS on gramophone records
Contributors
Unknown:
Eubie
Blake
Unknown:
Benny
Goooman
Unknown:
Lionel
Hampton