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Roy Bradford introduces your request records
Contributors
Presenter:
Roy
Bradford
A story, a hymn, and a prayer
Reginald Dixon at the organ of the Tower Ballroom, Blackpool
Selection: Jolly Good Company - arr. Green
Waltz: Over the Waves - Rosas, arr. Lloyd
Bank Holiday Tops - arr. Dixon
Dancing at the Tower - arr. Dixon
Tico, Tico - Abreu
Blue Tango Blackpool Bounce - Leroy Anderson
Tiger Rag - La Rocca
We're All Together Now - arr. Dixon
Contributors
Organist:
Reginald
Dixon
by the United States Air Force Symphony Orchestra featuring the Singing Sergeants (Directed by Lt. Robert Landers) with T/Sgt. Bill Jones (baritone)
Conducted by Col. George S. Howard
Contributors
Musicians:
United States Air Force Symphony
Orchestra
Singers:
The Singing
Sergeants
Directed by:
Lt. Robert Landers Baritone: T/Sgt. Bill
Jones
Conductor:
Col. George S.
Howard
BBC Welsh Orchestra
(Leader, Philip Whiteway)
Conductor, Rae Jenkins
Contributors
Musicians:
BBC Welsh
Orchestra
Leader:
Philip
Whiteway
Conductor:
Rae
Jenkins
Lancashire v. Yorkshire
Glamorgan v. India
Second Day
Commentaries by E. W. Swanton from Old Trafford and by John Arlott from St. Helen's Ground, Swansea
Contributors
Commentary:
E. W.
Swanton
Commentary:
John
Arlott
Syd Dean and his Band
Contributors
Musicians:
Syd Dean and his
Band
Lancashire v. Yorkshire
Glamorgan v. India
Further commentaries
Nursery rhymes, stories and music.
It is astonishing at what an early age our children of this machine era are fascinated by mechanical things, and how soon even tiny children come to discriminate between the different kinds of vehicles they see going by them in the streets. How quickly, for instance, they distinguish a car from a van and a van from a lorry, and one kind of lorry from another. William, in the story by Diana Ross to be told today and tomorrow by Julia Lang, favours a sugar lorry - until one day he has an adventure that changes his allegiance.
'The Family Wanted a Holiday,' by Elizabeth Coleman, which Daphne Oxenford will relate on Wednesday and Thursday, weaves a fantasy of a different kind, for the family is a family of dolls; while to discover the secret of 'The Box Under the Table' by Ruth Ainsworth, our under fives must listen on Friday when the storyteller will be Dorothy Smith.
(Elizabeth A. Taylor)
The second day's play from Old Trafford.
Contributors
Commentator:
Robert Hudson
(neutral)
Commentator:
George Duckworth
(Lancashire)
Commentator:
Bill Bowes
(Yorkshire)
from the White City Stadium, London.
Contributors
Commentator:
Michael
Henderson
Commentator:
Geoffrey
Dyson
Another exciting Western film in the Range-buster series
Further commentaries.
(to 18.45)
Join the crowds at the Hendon Borough Show for a typical Bank Holiday entertainment.
From Hendon Park, Middlesex.
Contributors
Commentator:
Michael
Henderson
Commentator:
Berkeley
Smith
Presented by:
Antony
Craxton
A serial in six parts adapted and produced by Joy Harington from the book by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Dramatised by Kenneth Anderson.
Second performance: tomorrow at 5.0
Contributors
Author:
Robert Louis
Stevenson
Adapted and produced by:
Joy
Harington
Bagpipes player:
Pipe-Major J. B. Robertson,
M.B.E.
Settings:
Stephen
Taylor
Dramatised by:
Kenneth
Anderson
Narrator:
James
McKechnie
Alan Breck:
Patrick
Troughton
David Balfour:
John
Fraser
Gillie:
John
Rae
Gillie:
Douglas
Rae
Gillie:
Allan
Scott
Cluny MacPherson:
Edward
Forsyth
Mrs. Maclaren:
Vari
Falconer
Duncan Dhu Maclaren:
James
McKechnie
Robin Oig:
Duncan
McIntyre
Eric Robinson presents Music for You
A programme of music, ballet and songs.
with Sylvia Robin, Julia Shelley, Donald Scott, John Holmes, Garth Stacey, Margaret Voice, Keith Kennedy with guest artists and introducing a new piano composition 'The Smoky Mountains' by Richard Addinsell.
Contributors
Presenter:
Eric
Robinson
Soprano:
Sylvia
Robin
Singer:
Julia
Shelley
Singer:
Donald
Scott
Singer:
John
Holmes
Baritone:
Garth
Stacey
Performer:
Margaret
Voice
Singer:
Keith
Kennedy
Musical arrangements:
Arthur
Wilkinson
Musical associate:
James
Turner
Orchestra led by:
Sydney
Sax
Production numbers directed by:
David
Paltenghi
Producer:
Graeme
Muir