Band of the Royal Army Service Corps
Conducted by Lieut. J. F. Dean
Director of Music

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A gramophone miscellany

A talk by the Rev. David R. Easton , Minister of St. Paul's Church, Leith

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Bernard Braden
Pearl Carr , Benny Lee
Nat Temple and his Orchestra

The George Melachrino Orchestra Conducted by George Melachrino

and his Band

0 for a heart to praise my God (A. and M. 549: S.P. 113)
New Every Morning, page 41 Psalm 32 (Broadcast Psaltery St. Luke 18, vv. 31-43
Father, hear the prayer we offer
(S.P. 487)

Anton and his Orchestra

A programme of orchestral music
(Recording made available by courtesy of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)

in the company of Roberto Inglez , who directs the music, and your host, Ian Sadler
Produced by Eric Spear

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New Zealand v. British Isles Touring Team
Report on the third Test Match by Winston Macarthy, Rugby commentator of the New Zealand Broadcasting Service, and D. R. Gent , Rugby correspondent of the Sunday Times
From Wellington

(Shortened version of Sunday's broadcast in the Light Programme)

Lunchtime scoreboard

Crookhall Colliery Band
Conductor, J.J. Stobbs

All-England Championships
Commentaries by Max Robertson and Rex Alston
From Wimbledon

A musical drama of the west
Episode 11 with Macdonald Parke
Alan Keith , Sybil Baker
. David Kossoff , Freddie Phillips

by Blair
Produced by Donald McWhinnie

All-England Championships
Further commentaries
From Wimbledon

' The Celestial Felon,' by Jack Shepherd. Read by Mollie Austin followed by Walks in the West Country
8-Isle of Wight
From Ryde to Sandown with Peter Bale
Starting from Ryde, one of the three ferry terminals on the island, Peter Bale walks along the coast to Nettlestone Point at the north-east corner and then southwards to St. Helen's and the reclaimed land that used to be Brading Harbour, a great smugglers' resort in the past. The town, which is very ancient, was once of great importance with a Mayor and two Members of Parliament, but nowadays life there is quiet, though Brading's young people have a great musical reputation. The sea is an important part of this programme, for two thousand years ago the Romans sailed across the Channel to the island, and today the Solent is a famous yachting centre. From Brading, Peter Bale goes up over the hill past Yaverland Manor and finishes his walk at Sandown Bay.

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Lawn Tennis: G. P. Hughes reviews the first week's play in the All-England Championships at Wimbledon and looks ahead to next week
Athletics: Harold Abrahams reports on the meeting at the White City between Oxford and Cambridge and Princeton and Cornell, with extracts from his commentaries
Including racing results and latest cricket scores

Harry Davidson and his Orchestra with Doris Cowen
Programme introduced by Freddy Grisewood
Master of Ceremonies,
A. J. Latimer
Producer, Stanton Jefferies

Dominion Day Edition from Toronto
Stewart MacPherson interviews some of the interesting people who are in Toronto tonight
(From the studios of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)
See page 3

Ernest Marples, M.P. , gives his impressions of what he heard and saw in Parliament

Tommy Locky with Fred Henry
Ronnie Leslie
Harry Bailey
Eric James and George Myddleton
Michael Howard
Helen Clare and John Hanson
Mr. Poatlethwaite and Mr. Hugglethorpe
(The Patter-familiasses)
BBC Variety Orchestra Conductor, Rae Jenkins
Master of Ceremondes , Ted Ray
Producer, Michael North

by Harold Brighouse
Adapted for radio by Patrick Campbell
[Starring] Bernard Miles

A form for Compline