Listings
: Five to Ten
A story, a hymn and a prayer: AUSTIN RAYNER
at the BBC theatre organ(Austin Rayner broadcasts by permission of Associated British Cinemas Ltd).
: CONCERT HOUR
Bamberg Symphony Orchestra Conducted by Robert HegerConducted by Hans Weisuach
Serenade N° 2. Op. 11. Giazunov
ConducLed by Leopold Ludwig
Conducted by Hans Weisbach
(Recordings)
Contributors
: ACCORDION ACADEMY
Peter Piccini ant the Jack Emolow Quartet with songs from Jan RosolContributors
: Mrs. Dale's Diary
Repeated tomorrow at 11.0 a.m.: JACK HELYER
at the BBC theatre organ: Music From America
The Al Goodwin Orchestra(Recordings made available by courtesy ot 'Voice of America')
: IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE?
asks Percy CudlippThree doctors answer you questions
Guest of the panel this week:
E.J. King
Professor of Chemical Pathology at the University of London
(Postgraduate Medical School)
Contributors
: REVIEW
Jennifer Brookes and Bernard Rudden compare first impressions of 'A Town Like Alice' with film critic Dilys PoweUIn the chair. Norma Ellia
.(BBO recording)
Contributors
: The Archers
(BBC recording): Wilfred Pickles in HAVE A GO !
visits " Guys" one of London's oldest and most famous hospitalsRepeated on Saturday at 12.25 (Home); Sunday at 11.0 a.m.
Light)
: The BBC Light Programme
presentsA FESTIVAL of DANCE MUSIC
The saxophones and the orchestras of Johnny Dankworth
Ken Mackintosh
The contrasting jazz of The Jack Parnell Orchestra and Chris Barber 's Jazz Band
Vocal stars:
Alma Cogan. Dickie Valentine
The Keynotes
Instrumental stars:
Eddie Calvert
Tommy Whittle The Laurie Johnson Strings
Rhythm with a Smile:
Ken Morris and Joan Savage
Master of Ceremonies.
Robin Boyle
From the Royal Albert Hall. London
Part 1
830 THE FIGHT GAME
A new series of dramatised stories of the careers of famous boxers
2-'The Jack Dempsey Story'
Storyteller.
Raymond Glendenning
Script by Tony Van den Berg
Contributors
: MUSIC KALEIDOSCOPE
Music of many moods played, by the Spa OrchestraThe Albert Delroy Trio
The Harlequins
Billy Mayerl Rhythm Ensemble
: A Book At Bedtime
'Mist Over Pendle' by Robert Neill17-'Hand of Venom'
Contributors
: MELODY FOR LATE EVENING
Restful music from the Gaumont, Bournemouth played by Ronald Brickell (organ)Harold C. Gee (violin) with Francis Pope (tenor)
(Harold C. Gee broadcasts by permission of the Royal Bath Hotel. Bournemouth)
Contributors
: Highlights
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