Listings
: WEATHER: NEWS followed by BRIGHT AND EARLY
t BBC WEST OF ENGLAND PLAYERSDirected by PETER MARTIN
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: MORNING MUSIC
t London THEATRE OrchestraConducted by REGINALD KILBEY THE DAVE SHEPHERD QUINTET JOHNNY ARTHEY AND HIS BAND The JACKIE BROWN TRIO
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: HOUSEWIVES' CHOICE
IAN WALLACE introduces your request recordsContributors
: Five to Ten
A story, a hymn, and a prayer: AS YOU WERE
A light-hearted look atThe Twenties and Thirties by CHERRY LIND and HARRY DAWSON featuring JAMES MOODY and The Top HATTERS
Introduced by MICHAEL VOWDEN t Produced by ERIC ARDEN
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: MORNING STORY
' Emergency Call ' by GEORGE LETTSRead by ERIC ANDERSON
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: THE DALES
Script by Ray Rigby t Last Friday's broadcastProduced by PETER BRYANT and EILEEN CULLEN
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: TOP OF THE MORNING
from the tLight ORCHESTRA
Conductor, David CURRY with songs from EILEEN DONAGHY
Introduced by MAURICE O'CALLAGHAN
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: TWELVE O'CLOCK SPIN
of pop records With SAM COSTA: MUSIC-HALL
from LondonBill GATES introduces
DICK EMERY
DOREEN HUME
JANET BROWN
DORITA Y PEPE
JOHN BLYTHE
VAN DOREN
THE FOUR RAMBLERS
BBC REVUE ORCHESTRA
Conductor, MALCOLM LOCKYER
Tickets for this series are available on application to [address removed]. enclosing a stamped addressed envelope
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: LISTEN WITH MOTHER
For children under five t Today's story: 'A Song for a Boy by Mary CockettContributors
: WOMAN'S HOUR
introduced by PAMELA CREIGHTONIn My Opinion: a personal comment
Portrait of a Listener: GWEN PAIN talks to one of the older generation
Air Letter from India: ANN WATKINS in Assam. Recording Last Resort: a late holiday reminiscence from KEITH PARRY Reading Your Letters
Romance: of roses-ANTONIA RIDGE
'The Hour of Departure' B. V. CARLETON 's book abridged by Honor Wyatt read by ROBERT RIETTY
First of seven instalments
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: MUSIC FOR DANCING
played by t VICTOR SILVESTERAND HIS BALLROOM ORCHESTRA
: MUSIC WHILE YOU WORK
t BILL SAVILL and HIS ORCHESTRA: THE DALES
t Script by Barbara CleggRepeated Tuesday, 11.15 a.m. lohnny Watson has started his factory job and finds it exhausting His uncle visited Jenny for further advice about Johnny's future Mrs. Freeman has got Miss Roberts' cheque for £ 1,000 and has inspected the house for the old peoples' flats. Sheila and Bill Elliot have joined forces against Graham Austin. Tom Draycott has proposed to Sheila and has been accepted.
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: * PLAYTIME
Records for the youngIntroduced by GRAHAM GAULD
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: SIDE BY SIDE
RUSS SAINTYAND THE NU-NOTES
THE LORNE GIBSON TRIO
Introduced by DIZ DISLEY t Produced by BRYANT MARRIOTT
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: ROUNDABOUT
A daily round of music, news, views, and information on all manner of topicsIntroduced by JOHN ANTHONY
Today's record stars include JUDY GARLAND ,NAT KING COLE
BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA
Conductor, PAUL FENOULHET
Script by TONY MARRIOTT
Series produced by PETER DUNCAN
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: SPORTS REVIEW
including racing results: The Archers
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: THIRTY MINUTES WORTH
of Harry Worth when he confusesDERYCK GUYLER
ANTHONY SHARP
JOHN GRAHAM
EDWIN Apps
BRIAN TRUEMAN
Written by FRANK Roscoe and VINCE POWELL t Produced by JAMES CASEY
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Harry Worth is appearing in ' Showtime ' at the Wellington Pier Pavilion, Great Yarmouth
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: PIERPOINT HOUSE
A series of nine episodes by Kenneth Bird with Lloyd Lamble as Leo Nelson7:Imported OrnamentsIncorporated
Music composed and played by FREDDIE . PHILLIPS t Produced by HUGH STEWART in the BBC's Midland studios
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: RHAPSODY
DAVID PARKHOUSE (piano)MARY THOMAS (soprano) and the LONDON LIGHT
Concert ORCHESTRA
Conducted by MICHAEL KREIN Introduced by BRYAN MARTIN
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: IN A SENTIMENTAL MOOD
JIMMY YOUNG introduces JOHNNY PEARSON HIS PIANO AND Orchestra t Produced by FRANK HOOPERContributors
: MUSIC TO MIDNIGHT
POLKA DOTSMARION WILLIAMS
BURT RHODES AND the MELLOWTONES
THE WIN' BRASS Choir and records in the midnight groove Introduced by DAVID GELL t Produced by VERNON LAWRENCE and JOHNNY BEERLING
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