Listings
: SUNDAY READING
A reading fromThe Christian Witness in an Industrial Society by Horst Symanowski
Reader, NORMAN MITCHELL
Contributors
Reader:
Norman
Mitchell
: WEATHER
and Programme News: THE NEWS
: APNA HI GHAR SAMAJHIYE
Make Yourself at HomeFor listeners from India and Pakistan
Aiye Angrezi Sikhen
English by Radio
Produced by Viola Huggins Ap Ki Pasand on gramophone records
Introduced by MAHENDRA KAUL
Produced by David Gretton
Contributors
Produced By:
Viola
Huggins
Unknown:
Ki
Pasand
Introduced By:
Mahendra
Kaul
Produced By:
David
Gretton
: WEATHER
: THE NEWS
: CHAPEL IN THE VALLEY
Sacred songs and old' favourites from the hymn bookIntroduced by SANDY MACPHERSON
Contributors
Introduced By:
Sandy
MacPherson
: The Archers
Contributors
Written By:
John Keir
Cross
Written By:
Edward J.
Mason
Edited By:
Godfrey
Baseley
Produced By:
Tony
Shryane
: MORNING SERVICE
from St. Mary's Roman CatholicChurch, Clapham, London
Address by FR. BERNARD HÄRING, of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer
Conducted by FR. ANTHONY FREEMAN , also of the Redemptorist Order
Psalm 1: Happy indeed is the man (Gelineau)
Reading: Luke 6. vv. 35-49
Hymns (St. Andrew's Hymnal):
All ye who seek a comfort sure (105); Souls of men. why will ye scatter? (103); Light of the anxious heart (240)
Organist and Choirmaster, Thomas Wilson
Fr. Bernard Haring , who was one of the theological advisers of the Second Vatican Council, is at present lecturing in the Baptist University. Providence. Rhode Island. His talk ' Joy and Love in Christ ' will be published by the BBC in April, together with the other five Sunday morning sermons for Lent, under the title The Politics of the Kingdom.
Contributors
Unknown:
Anthony
Freeman
Choirmaster:
Thomas
Wilson
Choirmaster:
Fr. Bernard
Haring
: THE STORYTELLER
Go, Lovely RoseA short story by H. E. BATES
Read by YSANNE CHURCHMAN
Contributors
Story By:
H. E.
Bates
Read By:
Ysanne
Churchman
: Home for the Day
A Sunday supplement to Woman's HourIntroduced by Marjorie Anderson
Writer Talking: Lady Birkenhead on Illustrious Friends, her new book about Joseph Severn and his son who were the friends of Keats
The Long Arm: coincidences remembered by Ba Mason, Richard Murdoch, Noel Barber, and others
How much do we know about Epilepsy? Lalage Graham knows what it means to be labelled 'an epileptic'; a neurologist considers causes and treatment
The Seven Deadly Sins: 'When he heard of harm he waxed wondrous glad.' Janet Teissier du Cros, Martine Legge, Kevin Fitzgerald, and The Rev. David Hill consider Envy
Contributors
Introduced By:
Marjorie
Anderson
Unknown:
Joseph
Severn
Unknown:
Richard
Murdoch
Unknown:
Noel
Barber
Unknown:
Martine
Legge
: THE CRITICS
Chairman, PHILIP HOPE-WALLACEBook: CHRISTINE BROOKE-ROSE
Art: GEORGE MELLY
Film: DEREK PROUSE
Theatre: HAROLD HOBSON
Broadcasting: JACQUES BRUNIUS
Producer, Carl Wildman
Contributors
Unknown:
George
Melly
Unknown:
Harold
Hobson
Unknown:
Jacques
Brunius
Producer:
Carl
Wildman
: WEATHER
and Programme News: THE NEWS
: ANY QUESTIONS?
A spontaneous discussion by Lord BOOTHBY, K.B.E.MARGHANITA LASKI
LORD ROBENS
THE RT. HON. EDWARD DU CANN , M.P.
Travelling Question-Master, FREDDY GRISEWOOD
Produced by Michael Bowen from Radstock, Somerset
Last Friday's broadcast (Light)
Contributors
Unknown:
Marghanita
Laski
Unknown:
Rt. Hon. Edward
du Cann
Produced By:
Michael
Bowen
: GARDENERS' QUESTION TIME
FRANKLIN ENGELMANN invitesFRED LOADS, BILL SOWERBUTTS and ALAN GEMMELL to answer questions which listeners have sent in by post
Contributors
Unknown:
Franklin
Engelmann
Unknown:
Bill
Sowerbutts
Unknown:
Alan
Gemmell
: THE SUNDAY PLAY
The Chequer BoardA play adapted by Stephen Grenfell from the novel by Nevil Shute
'Tis all a chequer board of Nights and Days
Where Destiny with Men for
Pieces plays:
Hither and thither moves, and mates, and slews,
And one by one back in the Closet lays with Maurice Denham
Trader Faulkner and Nigel Anthony
Cast in order of speaking:
Other parts played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Produced by BETTY DAVIES
Broadcast on October 26. 1963
Contributors
Adapted By:
Stephen
Grenfell
Novel By:
Nevil
Shute
Unknown:
Maurice
Denham
Unknown:
Trader
Faulkner
Unknown:
Nigel
Anthony
Produced By:
Betty
Davies
Hughes:
Austin
Trevor
Hodder:
Bruce
Condell
Jackie Turner:
Maurice
Denham
Mollie Turner:
Margaret
Wolfit
Al Kovacs:
Stephen
Thorne
Jim Dakers:
Donald
McKillop
Schultz:
John
Baddeley
Frobisher:
Lewis
Stringer
Colonel McCulloch:
Guy Kingsley
Poynter
Abe Lorimer:
Tommy
Eytle
Bessie:
Eva
Stuart
Dave Lesurier:
Nigel
Anthony
Grace Trefusis:
Elizabeth
Morgan
Philip Morgan:
Trader
Faulkner
Mrs Morgan:
Molly
Rankin
Chang:
John
Ruddock
Ma Nay Htohn:
Delia
Paton
Utt Nee:
Andrew
Sachs
Thet Shay:
Timothy
Harley
Mark Curtis:
Ronald
Wilson
: THE LIVELY ARTS
A view of the arts in the makingIntroduced by DEREK HART this week including:
It's all Women: BILL OWEN , writer, and HAZEL VINCENT WALLACE, director, talking about The Match Girls, a feminist musical about a strike of 1,400 girls in 1888 Adventures in the Skin Trade: JAMES ROOSE-EVANS , director. MICHAEL YOUNG , designer, and ANDREW SINCLAIR , adapter. talking about their adventure of transferring an unfinished short story by Dylan Thomas to the stage
Standing Fashion on its Head: MARY QUANT talks about the influence of mass production and Op art on the clothes she designs
Production team: Helen Rapp
Jocelyn Ferguson , Robin Hughes
Contributors
Introduced By:
Derek
Hart
Unknown:
Bill
Owen
Unknown:
Hazel
Vincent
Unknown:
James
Roose-Evans
Director:
Michael
Young
Director:
Andrew
Sinclair
Story By:
Dylan
Thomas
Talks:
Mary
Quant
Unknown:
Helen
Rapp
Unknown:
Jocelyn
Ferguson
Unknown:
Robin
Hughes
: CAN I HELP YOU ?
Your Rates-2: LAURIE SAPPER on obtaining relief and reductionChildren in Court: How can their parents help them? Some suggestions from a Juvenile Court magistrate
Husband and wife in partnership: PETER WILSHER
Introduced by ROBIN HOLMES
Contributors
Introduced By:
Robin
Holmes
: THE NATURALIST
The Private Life of the FoxTo most of us a fox means nothing more than a scream in the night, or a russet flash between gaps in a hedgerow. But the fox is the wild dog of Great Britain, and a fairly common one too, with a complex social life and sets of conventions which must be observed How do they hunt, or lay claim to their territories? What do their calls mean?
ROGER BURROWS takes TONY SOPER and DEVRA KLEIMAN around a fox trail in Gloucestershire
Produced by John Sparks
Contributors
Unknown:
Roger
Burrows
Unknown:
Tony
Soper
Unknown:
Devra
Kleiman
Produced By:
John
Sparks
: DOWN YOUR WAY
FRANKLIN ENGELMANN recently visitedCheadle and Gatley, Cheshire
Produced by Phyllis Robinson
Repeated: Wednesday, 12.15
Contributors
Unknown:
Franklin
Engelmann
Produced By:
Phyllis
Robinson
: WEATHER
and Programme News: GRAND HOTEL
REGINALD LEOPOLD AND THE PALM COURT ORCHESTRAVisiting artist,
BERNARD DICKERSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Reginald
Leopold
Artist:
Bernard
Dickerson
: THE SHADE OF THE APPLE TREE
An act of worship based on the poems of St. John of the CrossSelected and translated by JACK SHEPHERD and set against the background of an incident in the Saint's life
Produced by David H GODFREY
Contributors
Translated By:
Jack
Shepherd
Produced By:
David H
Godfrey
St John:
Trevor
Martin
Tostado:
John
Ruddock
Friar:
Brian
Hewlett
: WEEK'S GOOD CAUSE
Appeal on behalf of The Elfrida Rathbone Association by C. A. JOYCEContributions, preferably by crossed postal order or cheque, will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed] The Association runs clubs in Blackfriars. Camberwell, Eltham. Fulham, Islington, and Stepney for boys and girls from schools for the educationally sub-normal
Contributors
Unknown:
Tovnbee
Hall
: THE INHERITANCE
by Susan Ferrier adapted for broadcasting in thirteen parts by JONQUIL ANTONY Mrs. St. Clair and Gertrude have visited their relatives, the Blacks. Great-uncle Adam is struck by Gertrude's likeness to his old love Lizzie Lundie , but Mrs. St. Clair begs him to speak to nobody. While their coach is waiting to return to the Castle, Mrs. St. Clair is approached by a strange man.3: Visit to Bellevue
Produced by DAVID DAVIS
Contributors
Unknown:
Susan
Ferrier
Unknown:
Jonquil
Antony
Unknown:
Lizzie
Lundie
Produced By:
David
Davis
Gertrude St Clair:
Kika
Markham
Mrs St Clair:
Nicolette
Bernard
Miss Pratt:
Molly
Weir
Colonel Frederick Delmour:
Garard
Green
Edward Lyndsay:
Gabriel
Woolf
Lady Betty:
Gladys
Spencer
Lord Rossville:
Anthony
Jackson
Robert Delmour:
Patrick
Barr
Lewiston:
Henry
Stamper
James:
Humphrey
Morton
Mrs Black:
Noel
Hood
Bell Black:
Betty
Huntley-Wright
Major Waddell:
Geoffrey
Matthews
Adam Ramsay:
Arthur
Lawrence
: 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
: HERBERT MORRISON
1888-1965A portrait of Lord Morrison of Lambeth who died a year ago today assembled from the recollections of some of his family, friends, and political colleagues in London and Westminster
Introduced by ROBIN HOLMES
Produced by Richard Keen
Contributors
Introduced By:
Robin
Holmes
Produced By:
Richard
Keen
: THE EPILOGUE
Lead us not into temptationJames 1, v. 12
Psalm 121 (Broadcast psalter)
Job 2, vv. 1-7; 3, vv. 1-10. 18-22:
40, vv. 6-14; 42, vv. 1-6
Jesus, Lord of life and glory (BBC
HB. 291)
James 1, vv. 13-15
1 Corinthians 10, vv. 12 and 13
: MUSIC AT NIGHT
MozartFantasy in F minor (K.608)
11.18* Sonata in F major
(K.497)
MARIA DONSKA and ALAN ROWLANDS (two pianos)
A weekly series of programmes of music by Mozart and Haydn
Contributors
Unknown:
Maria
Donska
Unknown:
Alan
Rowlands
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