Listings
: Five to Ten
A story, a hymn, and a prayer: RHYTHM IN THE RAIN
Stanley Tudor at the organ of the Gaumont Theatre, ManchesterContributors
: DICK BARTON-SPECIAL AGENT
Omnibus editionScript by Edward J. Mason
Other parts played by Ursula Hirst , Howieson Culff , Michael Dear , Victor Fairley , Richard Hurndall , Richard Williams , Malcolm Hayes. and Middleton Woods
Produced by David H. Godfrey
Contributors
: RALPH WILSON
and his Dance Orchestra: SPORTS PARADE
A magazine programme including:League Football: Charles Buchan selects as his match of the day. the Second Division game between Southampton and Cardiff City
Scottish League: a preview of the outstanding matches by Cyril Home The Football Manager: an interview with Eric Taylor. Manager of Sheffield Wednesday F.C.
Introduced by Geoffrey Peck
Edited by Angus Mackay
Contributors
: TREVOR WILLETTS
at the BBC theatre organ: CONDUCTED TOUR
A weekly musical journey on a magic carpet woven by the BBC West of EnglandLight Orchestra
(Leader, Frederick Lunnon )
Conductor, Frank Oantell with Hugh Shirreff as your guide
Contributors
: FROM A SEAT IN THE CIRCLE
David Southwood describes a continuous excerpt from the RKO Radio drama'Born To Be Bad'
From the Opera House. Blackpool
Contributors
: BANDSTAND
Band of the Royal Military Academy,Sandhurst
Conducted by Lieutenant J. E. Thirtle
Director of Music
: ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
Bradford City v.Rotherham United
Commentary by Alan Clarke on the second half of the Third Division match, with summaries by Michael Betts
From Valley Parade. Bradford
Contributors
: DOUGLAS REEVE
at the organ of the Dome, Brighton: SPORTS REPORT
including football resultsSpecial reports on: Football League: Aston Villa v. Huddensfield Town, by George Liddell ; Derby County v. Newcastle United, by Tommy Glidden ; Manchester United v. Arsenal, by H. D. Davies ; Tottenham Hotspur v. Chelsea, by W. J. Hicke ; Wolverhampton Wanderers v. Sheffield Wednesday, by C. J. Williamson ; Leeds United v. Preston North End, by Kevin McGarry -; Southampton v. Cardiff City, by Jimmy Ure
Scottish League: Cymil Horne on an outetianddng maitah of the day
Sports Library: New books reviewed by Bill McGowran and J. L. Manning Introduced by Raymond Glenidemniinig
Edited by Angus Mackay
Contributors
: JAZZ CLUB
Music from Down Under played by Graeme Bell 'sAustralian Jazz Band
Introduced by Hector Stewart
Produced by John Hooper
Contributors
: Jazz for Moderns
The Joe Saye TrioGuest artist, Kathleen Stobart
Introduced by Tony Hall
Producer, Jimmy Grant
Contributors
: CAN I HELP YOU ?
Insurance PoliciesDudley Perkins answers some questions about insurance-fire, accident, and industrial insurance, in particular
: Charles Buchan
on football: WHAT DO YOU KNOW!
A weekly international quiz between university students in America and Great BritainWheaton College, Massachusetts v. University of St. Andrews
Question-Masters:
In America, Gene King
In Great Britain, Lionel Gamlin
: INVITATION TO THE WALTZ
with Joan Butler (soprano)BBC Midland Chorus
BBC Midland Light Orchestra
Conductor, Gilbert Vinter
Script written and programme introduced by Charles Brewer
Produced by John Tylee
Contributors
: MURIEL SMITH
Talking of Songs and singing to the accompaniment of a section of the BBC Revue OrchestraCharles Smart at the organ
Conductor, Robert Busby
Contributors
: TOP SCORE
The best of today's popular songs with Stanley Black and the Augmented Dance OrchestraDick James, Diana Coupland
Marie Benson , Josephine Crombie and the. Stargazers
Introduced by Cliff Michelmore
Producer, Johnnie Stewart
Contributors
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