Listings
: Lights On
BBC Revue OrchestraConductor, Harry Rabinowitz
Contributors
: CAN I HELP YOU T
Dudley Perkins answers a variety of listeners' questionsContributors
: SILVER CHORDS
The Silver Chords Choir The Strings in Harmony: People's Service
The Story of Man13-'Provisions for the Journey" From Holy Trmity Church, Leamington Spa. Conducted by the Vicar, the Rev. W. Warren Hunt
Contributors
: Two-Way Family Favourites
Presented from London and Cologne by Jean Metcalfe and Dennis ScuseContributors
: The Billy Cotton Band Show
The Boys with the LaughsAlan Breeze
Doreen Stephens
The Bandits
Mr. Wakey Wakey (Himself)
Contributors
: HOLIDAY HOUR
This week:A coastal cruise from Alan Dixon
A holiday sketching course by Yvonne Adamson
A journey through Belgium,
Holland, Germany and Denmark with Paul Martin
Questions of holiday interest answered by travel experts
Ted Appleton and Bill Cormack
Introduced by Franklin Engelmann
Contributors
: -MOSES STORKEY, FERRYMAN"
A comedy by Eric CrozierJenks (Ronald Sidney ), Dusso (Patrick Westwood), Moses Storkey (Charles Lamb). Mr.
Upshott, Town Clerk (John Ruddock ), Sir Hector Mold Norman Shelley ), Mr. Wether-bell (Noel Iliff ), Police Sergeant (Stephen Jack ), Vicar (Martin Lewis )
Produced by David H. Godfrey (The recorded broadcast of April 10, 1965)
Contributors
: MELODY HOUR
British light music played by the BBC Concert OrchestraConducted by Reginald Kilbey Guest, Anthony Collins
Contributors
: THE VICTOR SILVESTER BALLKOOM ORCHESTRA
Introduced by Victor Silvester , Jnr.Contributors
: QUESTION TIME
At Ivinghoe Youth Hostei,Buckinghamshire
Questions on open-air topics answered by Jack Cox
Nina Epton. James Fisher
In the chair,
Wynford Vaughan Thoma.
Contributors
: SUSPENSE
"We Die Alone" by David HowarthDramatised by C.A. Richardson In March 1943, a small trawler crewed by twelve Norwegian resistance men dropped anchor In a lonely fjord on the Norwegian coast. This is the story of the sole survivor of that expedition.
(The recorded broadcast of October 12, 1955)
Contributors
: SUNDAY HALF-HOUR
Community hymn-singing from Camborne Wesley Church, Cornwall, led by massed male voice choirs. Introduced by Alan GibsonContributors
: GRAND HOTEL
Jean Pougnet and the Palm Court Orchestra with Ian WallaceContributors
: CYRIL FORSTER GARBETT
6-"The Englishman's Church - his castle ?"The life and teaching of the late Archbishop of York, told in extracts from his writings selected by Leslie Paul
Contributors
: THE COUNTRYSIDE IN MARCH
Recordings of March countryside sounds; personalities talk about the countryside; natural history contribution from Eric SimmsContributors
: Highlights
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