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  1. 1967
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Listings

: News; Weather

: Breakfast Special John Dunn

Music for your morning call, plus the latest on the news, weather, and traffic conditions at 8.27 Racing Bulletin

: Pause for Thought

in some maxims of MARCUS AURELIUS read by JOHN BRYNING

Contributors

Unknown: Marcus Aurelius
Read By: John Bryning

: George Elrick's Open House

: Morning Story

Every Day a Sunday written by WILLIAM PORRITT read by GLADYS SPENCER

Contributors

Written By: William Porritt
Read By: Gladys Spencer

: Waggoners' Walk NW

: Semprini Serenade

Semprini plays his own arrangements for piano and orchestra, with the SERENADE ORCHESTRA leader julien GAILLARD conducted by VILEM TAUSKY Produced by CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL .

Contributors

Leader: Julien Gaillard
Conducted By: Vilem Tausky
Produced By: Charles Clark-Maxwell

: Sam Costa

presents music with the Accent on Melody
1.1 to 1.2 Motor Cycling: Manx Grand Prix
Report on the 250cc Lightweight Race by TERRY CRINGLE from Douglas, Isle of Man
1.50 Sports Desk (1,500m only)

Contributors

Unknown: Terry Cringle

: Woman's Hour

Introduced by Marjorie Anderson
The Pleasures of Life- 1: CLEMENT FREUD
Breakaway: EVELYN HOME and a mother whose son rebelled against his background Reading your Letters
The Food Information Centre: JOHN EAST reports Cousin Harriet by SUSAN TWEEDSMUIR abridged by PAUL HUMPHREYS read by Mary Wimbush
(First of 10 instalments)

Contributors

Introduced By: Marjorie Anderson
Abridged By: Paul Humphreys
Read By: Mary Wimbush

: * Sport on 2 Cricket

Lancashire' v Yorkshire
Commentary by BRIAN JOHNSTON from old Trafford (third day) Surrey v Worcestershire
Commentary by JOHN ARLOTT from The Oval (third day) Glamorgan v Derbyshire
Commentary by ALUN WILLIAMS from Swansea (third day)

Contributors

Commentary By: Brian Johnston
Commentary By: John Arlott
Commentary By: Alun Williams

: Waggoners' Walk NW

(Repeated: Wed, 10.45 am)

: Sports Desk

with latest cricket and racing

: * Sport on 2

(continued) including
Motor Cycling:
Manx Grand Prix
Report on the 350cc Junior Race by TERRY CRINGLE from Douglas, Isle of Man

Contributors

Unknown: Terry Cringle

: Max Jaffa

introduces
Music from Scarborough
With BRETT STEVENS , JACK BYFIELD and THE SPA ORCHESTRA
Guest singer Jean Allister Produced by MARTIN PACE from the Spa Grand Hall

Contributors

Unknown: Brett Stevens
Unknown: Jack Byfield
Singer: Jean Allister
Produced By: Martin Pace

: Album Time

with Barry Alldis

Contributors

Unknown: Barry Alldis

: * Sports Desk

with the day's news, including classified racing results

: * At The Straw Hat

CIii\ton Ford introduces
Toe-Tapping Time, along with BARBARA LAW. THE TRAD LADS and special guests
Chester Harriott. Gill and Terry BBC NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA conductorBERNARD Herrmann Produced by PETER PILBEAM
(Clinton Ford is at the Pier Theatre, Skegness)

Contributors

Conductor: Bernard Herrmann
Produced By: Peter Pilbeam

: Grand Hotel

REGINALD LEOPOLD AND THE PALM COURT ORCHESTRA
JANE MANNING (soprano)

Contributors

Soprano: Jane Manning

: Heather Mixture

Jim MacLeod and his Band
CLIFFORD HUGHES
THE HOMELANDERS accompanist PEGGY O'KEEFE Introduced by bill jack
Produced by ben LYONS
(Jim MacLeod and his Band are at Dunblane Hydro, Perthshire)

Contributors

Unknown: Jim MacLeod
Unknown: Clifford Hughes
Accompanist: Peggy O'Keefe
Introduced By: Bill Jack
Produced By: Ben Lyons
Produced By: Jim MacLeod

: Kenneth Alwyn

introduces and conducts Lights of London
A panorama of London's music, past and present, with the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA
HEATHER begg (mezzo soprano) CLIVE LYTHGOE (piano)
Produced by MONICA COCKBURN (BBC World Service production)

Contributors

Unknown: Heather Begg
Piano: Clive Lythgoe
Produced By: Monica Cockburn

: Late Night Extra

Brian Matthew with music and news; pop; people and places; featuring
THE TONY OSBORNE ORCHESTRA THE RAY MCVAY SOUND
Produced by IAN FENNEft

Contributors

Unknown: Brian Matthew
Produced By: Ian Fenneft

: Midnight Newsroom

: Night Ride

Bruce Wyndham with swinging sounds on and off the record featuring LOIS LANE with DON LUSHER QUARTET
Produced by DAVID TATE f

Contributors

Unknown: Bruce Wyndham
Unknown: Lois Lane
Unknown: Don Lusher
Produced By: David Tate

: News; Weather

: Closedown

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