Listings
: WEATHER: NEWS followed by MORNING MUSIC
LIGHT ORCHESTRA Conductor, David CURRYContributors
: BAND CALL
tBBC REVUE ORCHESTRAConducted by RONNIE HAZLEHURST
THE STAN REYNOLDS OCTET
Judo PROCTOR AND HIS MUSIC
Produced by John Fawcett Wilson
The Stan Reynolds Octet is appearing at the New Stati Ball, room, Kilburn
Contributors
: WEATHER
: FIVE TO TEN
A story, a hymn, and a prayer: SATURDAY CLUB
DANNY WILLIAMSTHE ALLlSONS
Bobby SANSOM
PATSY ANN NOBLE:
ALEX WELSH AND HIS BAND
RUSS SAINTY AND THE NU-NOTES
Tommy SANDERSON AND THE SANDMEN
ARTHUR GREENSLADE AND THE GEE-MEN
Introduced by BRIAN MATTHEW
Produced by Jimmy GRANT
Contributors
: WHAT DO YOU KNOW?
A general knowledge contestChairman, FRANKLIN ENGELMANN 8: Scotland (ii)
MRS. DONALDA SMITH
Edinburgh VINCENT McEWAN , Edinburgh DONALD MUNRO, Glasgow
ALEXANDER EASSON, Edinburgh The programme also includes Hear! Hear! : a test of memory Devised and written by JOHN P. WYNN
Produced by JOAN CLARK Last Thursday's broadcast
Contributors
: JACK JACKSON
takes you for a ride on his Record RoundaboutProduced by JACK DABBS
Contributors
: RACING
Friary Meux Treble Gold CupA hurdle race for 4-year-olds only, run over 2 miles
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY, with a summary by ROGER MORTIMER
From Kempton Park
(Note: this race was frozen off)
Contributors
: * THE TED HEATH SHOW
with international stars on recordSARAH VAUGHAN , ANITA O'DAY
NANCY WILSON , BUDDY GRECO Produced by JOHN HOOPER
Contributors
: BANDSTAND
BAND OF THE LIFE GUARDS Conducted by Captain W. JACKSON Director of MusicContributors
: RACING
The Leopardstown ChaseA handicap race over 3 miles
Commentary by MICHAEL O'HEHIR
From Leopardstown, Eire
Broadcast by courtesy of the Leopardstown Club and Radio Eireann
Contributors
: Association Football
Commentary by RAYMOND GLENDENNING and ALUN WILLIAMS on the second half of one of today's English League matchesContributors
: SPORTS REPORT
Introduced by EAMONN ANDREWSProduced by ANGUS MACKAY
Contributors
: SANDY'S CLUB
A Saturday radio link for those who enjoy good tunesIntroduced and played on records and on the BBC theatre organ by the Club President, SANDY MACPHERSON
Contributors
: Heather Mixture
with Jimmy ShandA miscellany of music from Scotland sung by ANNE and LAURA BRAND
JOSH MACRAE and played by JIMMY SHAND AND his BAND
Introduced by BILL JACK Produced by BEN LYONS
I In the BBC's Scottish studios
Contributors
: ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
CLIFFORD WEBB summarises the day's outstanding gamesContributors
: SATURDAY CONCERT HALL
SEMPRINI (piano) with the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Leader, Arthur LeavinsConductor. VILEM TAUSKY
Introduced by Roy WILLIAMSON
Produced by CHARLES BEARDSALL
From The Dome, Brighton
Presented by the BBC and the Brighton Corporation in association with the Brighton Philharmonic Society
Contributors
: TWENTY QUESTIONS
ANONA WINN, JOYADAMSON JACK TRAIN, RICHARD DIMBLEBY
KENNETH HORNE in the chair
Produced by C. F. MEEHAN Broadcast on July 18 (Home)
Contributors
: EVERYBODY STEP
BILL SHEPHERDHIS ORCHESTRA AND SINGERS
Syd DALE at the piano
THE BANJO BAND
ERIC FORD AND THE STACCATOS
Continental music from ADRIANO
Compere, GERRY GRANT Produced by CYRIL DRAKE
Gerry Grant is appearing at the Talk of the Town, London
Contributors
: EDMUNDO ROS
AND HISLATIN-AMERICAN ORCHESTRA
From Edmundo Ros ' Club. London
Contributors
: LATE NIGHT SATURDAY
with DAVID JACOBS and some records to round off the weekContributors
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