Listings
: WEATHER: NEWS followed by MORNING MUSIC
Light ORCHESTRAEDWARD RUBACH QUINTET JOSEPH SEAL
'BBC theatre organ)
Joseph Seal broadcasts by permission of Associated British Cinemas, Ltd.
Contributors
: ON YOUR WAY
† BBC MIDLANDLight ORCHESTRA
Conductor. JACK COLES
DENNIS WILSON QUARTET
Contributors
: HOUSEWIVES' CHOICE
IAN WALLACE introduces your request recordsContributors
: FIVE TO TEN
A story, a hymn, and a prayer: Pop Corn
Bill SHEPHERDHIS ORCHESTRA AND SINGERS
THE STACCATOS
Introduced by MICHAEL COLE Produced by JOHN BROWELL
Contributors
: MORNING STORY
' The Celebration 'Written and read by RICHARD BALDWYN
Contributors
: MOVIETIME
Dead Man's Evidence starring CONRAD PHILLIPS JANE GRIFFITHS VERONICA HURST RYCK RYDONWith ALEX Mackintosh
WALT DISNEY'S 101 Dalmatians
Introduced by GORDON GOW
Adaptation by LYN FAIRHURST Produced by ALFRED DUNNING Recording
Contributors
: DAVID JACOBS
with hisTwelve O'Clock Spin of popular records
: WORKERS' PLAYTIME
from an electrical appliances factory at Leatherhead, SurreyIntroduced by BILL GATES with JILL DAY
BILL PERTWEE
TOMMY REILLY
THE LANA SISTERS
James Moody (piano) Judd Proctor (guitar)
Tim Bell (double-bass)
Contributors
: THE JOE LOSS SHOW
JOE LOSS and HIS ORCHESTRAROSE BRENNAN
LARRY GRETTON
ROSS MACMANUS
Joe Loss and his Orchestra are appearing at the Hammersmith Palais, London
Contributors
: LISTEN WITH MOTHER
Story: The Man with a RedWig' by Herbert McKay
Contributors
: WOMAN'S HOUR
Introduced by MARJORIE ANDERSONPersonal Column: GEORGE Bull An Expectant Father: JOHN TUSA
Tricks of the Trade—Waiters: an enquiry by MARJORIE BILBOW
Contest for Grannies: ELIZABETH CAYLEY voted
Reading Your Letters Hitch-hiking Down Under: recalled by Susan ORMOND
JOHN BLUTHAL reads
I Giliigan's Last Elephant Second of eight instalments
Contributors
: THE DALES
Script by Robert TurleyRepeated Wed. at 11.15 a.m.
Singers: PETER PRATT JOYCE CARPENTER JULIAN SOMERS
Pianist. PAUL HAMBURGER
Other parts played and sung by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Contributors
: The Talent Spot
Gary Marshal introduces The Ted Taylor Four, Gary Lane, Carl Rogers, Shirley Western, Rich Bono Trio(The Ted Taylor Four are appearing at the Jack of Clubs Restaurant; Rich Bono is at the May Fair Hotel, London)
Contributors
: ROUNDABOUT
Introduced by JOHN ANTHONYToday's record stars include:
Judy GARLAND , MATT MONRO
BBC REVUE ORCHESTRA
Conducted by MALCOLM LOCKYER
Contributors
: SPORTS REVIEW
including racing results: The Archers
Contributors
: Have a Go!
with Wilfred Pickles visits Redruth, Cornwall at the St. John Ambulance Hall with MABEL at I the table' and HARRY HUDSON at the piano Arranged by STEPHEN WILLIAMSContributors
: MY SONG GOES ROUND THE WORLD
Pat Lambert with the LONDON THEATRE ORCHESTRAConducted by KENNETH ALWYN Produced by ANDREW Gold
Contributors
: GUILTY PARTY
tExercise in crime detection by TONY SHRYANE and EDWARD J. MASONThe Case of the Unrepentant Sinner Written by Edward J Mason
Panel: JOHN ARLOTT
F. R. BUCKLEY , ROBERT FABIAN
Contributors
: FAMILY FAVOURITES
Records you have asked us to play, including some chosen by Service men and women overseasIntroduced by ANDREW GEMMILL
Contributors
: NEWS
followed by SPORT and TONIGHT'S TOPIC: RING-A-DING.
DINGMARY MAY
PETER ELLIOTT
THE JONES Boys
THE RONNIE PRICE OCTET
JUDD PROCTOR
AND THE PLAINSMEN
Introduced by PAT CAMPBELL Produced by JIMMY GRANT
Contributors
: POP TO BED
whileALAN DELL spins the pops
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