Listings
: Derek McCulloch (Uncle Mac) presents CHILDREN'S FAVOURITES
Some more of the records you have asked to hear: Five to Ten
A story, a hymn, and a prayer: ENA BAGA
at the BBC theatre organ: The Younger Generation FAMILY CIRCLE
The Younger Generation invite the older generation to join in listening to some of the highlights of the week's programmes; and to meet the guest of the weekProgramme introduced by Judy Clarke
Contributors
: JOHNNIE GRAY
and his Band of the Day: ANTON
and his Orchestra: SPORTS PARADE
What's on Today?A magazine programme including:
Football League: by Charles Buchan
Scottish League: by Harry Hoggan
Rugby Union:
Ireland v. England by Rex Alston
Cricket:
A report on the match between Victoria and M.C.C.
Introduced by Eamonn Andrews
Produced by Angus Mackay
Contributors
: AUSTIN RAYNER
at the BBC theatre organ: LISTEN ON SATURDAY
A musical programme for children under fiveAnn Driver. Marjorie Westbury and Maurice Bevan
' Ferry Me Across the Water '
' The Postman ' and some Clock songs in a programme introduced by Michael Brooke
Contributors
: TED HEATH
and his Music with Dennis LotisKathy Lloyd , and Bobbie Brit ton
Contributors
: FREE AND EASY
Variety on gramophone records: MUNN AND FELTON'S WORKS BAND
Conductor,Stanley H. Boddington
Contributors
: ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
Commentary on the second half of one of today's League matches: SANDY MACPHERSON
at the BBC theatre organ: WORLD OF JAZZ
A Critic Looks at JazzPresented, with records by Burnett James
Produced by Jack Dabbs
Contributors
: Sports Report
including football resultsSpecial reports on: Football League: Cardiff City v Everton by Max Rawlings Chelsea v. Newcastle United by W. J. Hicks; Sunderland v Charlton Athletic by A. T Davies; Wolverhampton Wanderers v. Huddersfield Town by Teddy Eden
Scottish League: Harry Hoggai on an outstanding match
Rugby Union: Ireland v. England by Rex Alston
Talking Sport: A free discussion on topics of the moment
Introduced by Eamonn Andrews
Produced by Angus Mackay
Contributors
: MUSIC ALBUM
Haydn Wood and Eric CoatesBBC Welsh Orchestra
Conductor, Rae Jenkins
Walter Lear (saxophone)
Contributors
: CAN I HELP YOU?
Douglas Houghton , M.P., discusses some of the things we may do and some of the things we may not do to reduce our income taxContributors
: The Archers: Omnibus Edition
Written by Geoffrey Webb and Edward J. Mason.A story of country folk.
Contributors
: WHAT DO YOU KNOW ?
A programme of problems and brain-teasersBeat the Expert
Ex-Superintendent Fabian
Ask Me Another
A general knowledge quiz between contestants representing all parts of the British Isles Monmouthshire:
Mary Fitt , Myfanwy Howell
Noel Willmett
Taking part in the sketch:
Brenda Dunrich
Paul Whitsun-Jones , Donald Bisset Chairman, Franklin Engelmann
Programme devised and written by John P. Wynn
Produced by Joan Clark
Contributors
: Eamonn Andrews as YOUR PIED PIPER
invites you to follow the music of his record choice: JOHNNY COMES TO TOWN
Finding that the streets of London are not paved with gold, Johnny Morris tries to walk into an honest living-in somebody else's shoesContributors
: Dance music from the ROSE ROOM
of Club Piccadilly played by Joe Loss and his Orchestra with Rose BrennanHoward Jones. The Loss Chords and by Jerry Allen and his Trio
Cabaret by The Hedley Ward Trio
Host: Rikki Fulton
Produced by Donald MaeLean
Contributors
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