Listings
: HOUSEWIVES' CHOICE
Records introduced by Robin RichmondContributors
: MUSIC IN YOUR HOME
Sidney Davey and his Players with Renee Barr (soprano)Contributors
: Forces Educational Broadcast: Plain English: A Meeting Has Been Arranged
H. M. Burton gives advice on how to conduct public meetings and debatesContributors
: JOCK BAIN
and his Band: MID-MORNING STORY
'Family Likeness 'Written and read by Wyn Griffith
Contributors
: Concert Hour BBC MIDLAND LIGHT ORCHESTRA
Conductor, Gilbert VinterLilian Niblette (piano)
Contributors
: VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE
BBC Variety Orchestra Conductor. Rae Jenkins Douglas Cameron (cello) Loreley Dyer (soprano)Contributors
: WOMAN'S HOUR
Introduced by Olive ShapleyWhat's Your Worry?': Marian Cutler answers listeners' queries
' The Family and its Teen-agers '—6, by Dr Flora Macgregor
' I Remember Elsie Patton recalls her childhood m County Antrim, Northern Ireland
' St. David's Day-Why March 1?' by the Archdruid of Wales
Serial: Flush, by Virginia Woolf. Adapted by Becky Cocking Read by Mary O'Farrell
Contributors
: Melody Hour: Music for the Housewife
Billy Mayerl and his Music with Diana Gearing (soprano)Contributors
: Melody Hour: Music While You Work
Jack White and his BandContributors
: MUSIC AT TEATIME
Alyari and his Tziganes Directed by Alvin GouldContributors
: Bandstand BAND OF THE WELSH GUARDS
Conducted by Lt. F. L. StathamDirector of Music
Contributors
: TIP-TOP TUNES
Geraldo and his Orchestra: AT YOUR REQUEST
The music you have asked for played by Sandy Macpherson at the BBC theatre organContributors
: DICK BARTON-SPECIAL AGENT
Script by Geoffrey Webb Produced by Neil TusonContributors
: SONGS OF WALES
Trefor Jones (tenor)Treorchy Male Choir
Conductor, John Davies
Park and Dare Workmen's Band
Conductor, Haydn Bebb
Given before an audience at Park and Dare Hall, Treorchy. Introduced by Higgon Rees , a Rhondda miner
Contributors
: Richard Murdoch in 'MUCH-BINDING-IN-THE-MARSH'
with Kenneth HorneSam Costa , Maurice Denham
Maureen Riscoe , Helen Hill
The Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Stanley Black
Script by Richard Murdoch and Kenneth Horne
Production by Leslie Bridgmont
Contributors
: FOCUS ON SMOKE
Tonight's programme examines some of the ways in which smoke and soot from factory and domestic chimneys affect us in our daily lives. The damage it causes to health and property is perhaps far greater than we realise. What can be done to prevent it and what is being done? This programme tries to answer these questionsWritten by Richard Rowland
Edited and produced by Tom Waidron and Joe Burroughs
Contributors
: Take It From Here
Joy Nichols, Dick Bentley, Jimmy EdwardsWallas Eaton, Alan Dean
The Keynotes
Augmented BBC Revue Orchestra
Conductor, Frank Cantell
Script by Frank Muir and Denis Norden
Production by Charles Maxwell
Contributors
: The Lost World: 5: The Hidden Enemy
by Sir Arthur Conan DoyleAdapted for broadcasting as a serial in six parts by Peggy Wells
Produced by Ayton Whitaker
Contributors
: BBC DANCING CLUB
Victor Silvester and his Ballroom OrchestraIncluding a ten-minute dancing lesson
Contributors
: A BOOK AT BEDTIME
'Cause for Alarm'by Eric Ambler
Episode 7
Read by Howard Maribn-Crawford
Contributors
: SWEET AND LOVELY
Peter Yorke and his Miniature Orchestra with Leslie DouglasContributors
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