Listings
: Five to Ten
A story, a hymn, and a prayer: Music While You Work
Band of the Royal Corps of SignalsConducted by Captain John L. Judd M.B.E., Director of Music
Contributors
Conductor:
Captain John L. Judd
M.B.E.
: MORNING STORY
' Such a Quiet Little Chap ' by Eric LeggettRead by James Langham
Contributors
Unknown:
Eric
Leggett
Read By:
James
Langham
: ROBERTO INGLEZ
and his Rumba Band with Miguel DelgadoIvor Grant , and Francisco Icaza
Contributors
Unknown:
Miguel
Delgado
Unknown:
Ivor
Grant
Unknown:
Francisco
Icaza
: SING IT AGAIN
A song-a-minute selection of popular melodies old and new sung by Edmund HockridgeCarole Carr , Louise Traill Alan Dean , Marie Benson and the Song Pedlars with instrumental accompaniment
Producer, Johnnie Stewart
Contributors
Sung By:
Edmund
Hockridge
Sung By:
Carole
Carr
Sung By:
Louise
Traill
Unknown:
Alan
Dean
Unknown:
Marie
Benson
Unknown:
Johnnie
Stewart
: VARIETY AHOY!
with Michael HowardJohn Hanson , Jack Watson and the Stargazers
At the organ. Eric Easton At the piano, James Moody
Recorded at H.M.T.E. Dauntless
Burghfleld Common, near Reading
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Howard
Unknown:
John
Hanson
Unknown:
Jack
Watson
Unknown:
Eric
Easton
: FASCINATIN' RHYTHM
The Monia Liter Quartet: HULLO THERE!
A summer holiday magazineEdited by Lionel Gamlin
Holiday Hobby
5 — The Care of Your Cat
Talk by Arthur E. Cowlishaw
Jabberwock Express
A Nonsense Journey for a Wet Day
The Travellers:
Mary O'Farrell , Georgie Henschel
Michael Flanders , Brian Smith
Contributors
Edited By:
Lionel
Gamlin
Unknown:
Mary
O'Farrell
Unknown:
Georgie
Henschel
Unknown:
Michael
Flanders
Unknown:
Brian
Smith
: LISTEN WITH MOTHER
A programme for children under fiveI'm Edward John , I'm not very long; I'll be big soon, Good afternoon!
What inspired our four-year-old poet? It was the song of Mitten the Kitten. Mitten and the little verse he sings about his name. seem without doubt to have endeared themselves to our small listeners. ' 'Please will you tell her again the stories about Mitten the Kitten, and sing her the little song which accompanied all the ta'es?' ' Could we have " Mitten the Kitten again, with its little signature tune? The whole family has been humming, singing, and whistling it ever since Mitten was first broadcast several weeks ago.' 'She still remembers the Mitten the Kitten stories and sings his little song.' All such requests will now be granted, for these established favourites by Christine Rees will be heard again this week. This time, however, the voice that reads them will be a new one, that of Dorothy Smith , who becomes our fourth story-teller today and begins her first month with our programme. Her picture appears on Wednesday.
Elizabeth A. Taylor
Contributors
Unknown:
Edward
7ohn
Unknown:
Christine
Rees
Unknown:
Dorothy
Smith
Unknown:
Elizabeth A.
Taylor
: TUNES FOR EVERYBODY
BBC Scottish OrchestraConducted by John Hopkins
Contributors
Conducted By:
John
Hopkins
: MUSIC FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Bernard Bowen and his Orchestra with Bernard Steel (bass)Contributors
Unknown:
Bernard
Bowen
Bass:
Bernard
Steel
: PLAIN ENGLISH
The Rules of the Game1— 'What! No Rules?'
To introduce five talks and a quiz designed to illustrate and justify the basic rules of English, Geoffrey Earle sets out to show what grammar is and where it comes from
Introducing Janet Morrison as Mrs. Malagram, the lady who always gets it wrong
Contributors
Unknown:
Geoffrey
Earle
Unknown:
Janet
Morrison
: MRS. DALE'S DIARY
Mrs. Dale, the doctor's wife, records the daily happenings in the life of her familyScript by Lesley Wilson
To be repeated tomorrow at 11.0 a.m. Last week Sally had an interview with Mr. Morns who offered her the position of manageress in the floral department of his Oxford Street store. Sally would get a larger salary, but she was concerned because she felt it would be disloyal to Miss Russell to accept the position. Mr. Fulton, who was going to Wales, ottered to take David with him so he could visit his family. Gwen was disappointed because she had already planned the things they were going to do that week-end.
(Continued in next column)
Principal characters this week:
Contributors
Script By:
Lesley
Wilson
Mrs Dale:
Ellis
Powell
Dr Dale:
Douglas
Burbidge
Gwen Dale:
Beryl
Calder
Bob Dale:
Derek
Haft
Mrs Freeman:
Dorothy
Lane
Sally Lane:
Thelma
Hughes
Mrs Morgan:
Grace
Allardyce
Rev William Owen:
Kenneth
Evans
Mrs Owen:
Hilda
Bayley
Jenny Owen:
Ysanne
Churchman
Carradoc Owen:
Cavan
Malone
David Owen:
Frank
Partington
Richard Fulton:
Norman
Chidgey
Isabel Fielding:
Thea
Wells
Elizabeth Russell:
Jacqueline
Thompson
Alec Dale:
Stuart
Nichol
Mrs Mustoe ;:
Ella
Milne
Mrs Mountford:
Vivienne
Chatterton
Maggs:
Charles
Leno
Albert Morgan:
Frank
Foster
: Monday Matinee ' YELLOW SANDS'
A Devonshire comedy by Eden Phillpotts andAdelaide Phillpotts with Jean Howell and Millie BayntonAdapted for broadcasting and produced by Owen Reed in the BBC's West of England studios
Contributors
Comedy By:
Eden
Phillpotts
Unknown:
Adelaide
Phillpotts
Unknown:
Jean
Howell
Unknown:
Millie
Baynton
Produced By:
Owen
Reed
Richard Varwell:
Charles
Wreford
Arthur Varwell:
Charles E
Stidwill
Joe Varwell:
Francis
Lunt
Thomas Major:
Norman
Kendall
Emma Major:
Ruby
Luscombe
Mary Varwell:
Lilian
Annear
Jenifer Varwell:
Phyllis
Smale
Lydia Blake:
Phyllis
Quick
: Monday Matinee ' YELLOW SANDS'
(Continued): ERIC SPRUCE
at the BBC theatre organ: EDMUNDO ROS
and his Rumba Band: The Archers
Written by Geoffrey Webb and Edward J. Mason.A story of country folk.
Contributors
Writer:
Geoffrey
Webb
Writer:
Edward J.
Mason
Editor:
Godfrey
Baseley
Producer:
Tony
Shryane
Daniel Archer:
Harry
Oakes
Doris Archer:
Gwen
Berryman
Philip Archer:
Norman
Painting
Christine Archer:
Pamela
Mant
Jack Archer:
Denis
Folwell
Peggy Archer, his wife:
June
Spencer
Mr Fairbrother:
Leslie
Bowmar
Grace Falrbrother:
Monica
Grey
Walter Gabriel:
Robert
Mawdesley
Simon:
Eddie
Robinson
Bill Slater:
John
Franklyn
Mrs Perkins:
Pauline
Seville
: Sport
including cricket close of play scores: FAMILY FAVOURITES
Tunes you h' ve asked us to play: CARROLL LEVIS AND HIS DISCOVERIES
A programme featuring unknown British artistsVic Paker of Hackney
Margaret Hodge of Dundee
The Four Hart Brothers of Middlesbrough
Ken Jacques of Huddersfield
Peggy Thompson and Joy Spink of Sutton Coldfield
Barry Took of Muswell Hill
Billy Tement and his Orchestra
Introduced by Carroll Levis
Production by John Foreman
Contributors
Artists:
Vic
Paker
Unknown:
Ken
Jacques
Unknown:
Peggy
Thompson
Unknown:
Joy
Spink
Unknown:
Sutton
Coldfield
Unknown:
Barry
Took
Unknown:
Muswell
Hill
Unknown:
Billy
Tement
Introduced By:
Carroll
Levis
Production By:
John
Foreman
: Peter Bathurst in 'UNDER THE RED ROBE'
by Stanley J. WeymanAdapted for broadcasting as a serial in six parts by David Stringer
3—' Revenge '
Produced by Ayton Whitaker
Contributors
Unknown:
Stanley J.
Weyman
Unknown:
David
Stringer
Produced By:
Ayton
Whitaker
Gils de Berault:
Peter
Bathurst
Henri:
Harold
Young
Antonio:
Roger
Delgado
A boy:
D
Bryer
Mademoiselle de Cocheforet:
Jeanette
Tregarthen
M le Oapitaine Larolle:
Basil
Dignam
A lieutenant:
Kenneth
Connor
: Starlight Hour
Introduced by Tony Fayne and David Evans.Starring Alfred Marks
Peter Yorke and his Concert Orchestra
The Radio Revellers, Beryl Reid, Harry Dawson, Winifred Atwell
(BBC recording)
(Alfred Marks is appearing in "Showtime" at the South Parade Pier, Southsea; Winifred Atwell in "Empire Highlights" at the Opera House, Belfast; Harry Dawson, Tony Fayne, and David Evans are appearing in "Take It From Us" at the Adelphi Theatre, London; The Radio Revellers, in Variety at the Empire, Swansea)
(Repeated on Saturday at 12.25 (Home))
Contributors
Presenter:
Tony
Fayne
Presenter:
David
Evans
Comedian:
Alfred
Marks
Musicians:
Peter Yorke and his Concert
Orchestra
Entertainers:
The Radio
Revellers
Comedienne:
Beryl
Reid
Singer:
Harry
Dawson
Pianist:
Winifred
Atwell
Writer:
Sid
Colin
Writer:
Ronald
Wolfe
Writer:
Norman
Jewison
Producer:
Ronnie
Hill
: TELLERS OF TALES
Michael Innes reads his story' The Furies '
' We never recovered the body,' said Detective-Inspector John Appleby. ' The poor lady went over the cliff just short of the lighthouse. You must know about the current that sweeps in there and then goes out ro sea again past the Furies. And poor Miss Pinhorn went that way.' But was it suicide?
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Innes
Unknown:
Detective-Inspector John
Appleby.
: TONIGHT WE DANCE
Oscar Rabin and his BandFrom Green's Playhouse. Glasgow
10.40 Biltty Ternent and his Band
From Butlin's Holiday Camp,
Clacton-on-Sea
Contributors
Unknown:
Oscar
Rabin
Unknown:
Biltty
Ternent
: A BOOK AT BEDTIME
' The Consul at Sunset' by Gerald HanleyReader, Colin Gordon
11 — ' Two Flares '
Contributors
Reader:
Colin
Gordon
: Music Tapestry
The Spa Orchestra ddrected by Tom Jenkins with Marguerite Wolff (piano)Contributors
Unknown:
Tom
Jenkins
Piano:
Marguerite
Wolff
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