Listings
: WEATHER: NEWS
followed by MORNING MUSICPHIL TATE AND HIS MUSIC
The JUDD PROCTOR QUARTET
FRANK WEIR AND HIS MUSIC
THE KEITH Amos TRIO
MALCOLM LOCKYER AND
THE MONDAY SHOW BAND
BBC SCOTTISH VARIETY ORCHESTRA Conductor, JACK LEON and some cheerful tunes on record
Introduced by BRYAN MARTIN
Phil Tate is appearing at the Streatham Locarno, London; Frank Weir and his Music are at the Latin Quarter, London
Contributors
Music:
Phil
Tate
Unknown:
Frank
Weir
Unknown:
Keith Amos
Trio
Unknown:
Malcolm
Lockyer
Conductor:
Jack
Leon
Introduced By:
Bryan
Martin
Introduced By:
Phil
Tate
Unknown:
Frank
Weir
: FAMILY FARE
A record menu for all tastesIntroduced by JOHN WEBSTER
Contributors
Introduced By:
John
Webster
: METCAST
A visit to the London Weather Centre for a report on the latest weather position: HOUSEWIVES' CHOICE
EDRIC CONNOR introduces your request records: FIVE TO TEN
WYN CALVIN tells some stories with a moral1: 'Be sure your sins ...'
Contributors
Unknown:
Wyn
Calvin
: SETTLE DOWN
for half an hour with ROG WHITTAKERTHE SWINGING STRINGS
Conducted by PAUL FENOULHET
Guests this week THE MESSENGERS
Produced by Ian Grant
Contributors
Unknown:
Rog
Whittaker
Conducted By:
Paul
Fenoulhet
Produced By:
Ian
Grant
: Music While You Work
George Scott-Wood and his Music: MORNING STORY
' So Like my Sheila ' by DOROTHY L. GARRARDRead by BRENDA BRUCE
Contributors
Unknown:
Dorothy L.
Garrard
Read By:
Brenda
Bruce
: THE DALES
Last Friday's broadcast: SANDYMACPHERSON
with PETER MARTIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA and songs by MARY MAYProduced by Rex Burrows
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Martin
Songs By:
Mary
May
Produced By:
Rex
Burrows
: MIDDAY SPIN
STEVE RACE Introduces some new records worth noting and some old ones worth remembering: Monday with Mack
featuringKEN MACKINTOSH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
SHIRLEY WESTERN
KENNY BARDELL
MICHAEL LONDON
DON LANG AND THE FRANTIC FIVE
Special guests THE HOLLIES
Introduced by Don Moss
(Ken Mackintosh and his Orchestra are appearing at the Hammersmith Palais, London)
Contributors
Presenter:
Don
Moss
Musicians:
Ken Mackintosh and his
Orchestra
Singer:
Shirley
Western
Unknown:
Kenny
Bardell
Unknown:
Michael
London
Musicians:
Don Lang and the Frantic
Five
Producer:
Ron
Belchier
: WOMAN'S HOUR
Introduced by MARJORIE ANDERSONThinking of Winter Clothes?: three buyers, SYLVIA OWEN , MARGARET WALLACE , and EDITH COOKSON TAYLOR , talk about their new lines to JEAN ROOK , fashion editor of the Sun
Progress strictly limited: ROBERT FINCH on the hazards of organising school, dances
Escape Route: YVONNE MITCHELL believes in making the most of the here and now
Reading Your Letters tThe Population Explosion: 1-
How much should we worry about it? Some views on the implications of over-population
Under the Greenwood Tree THOMAS HARDY'S book abridged by Mary Treadgold read by PAUL ROGERS
First of twelve instalments
Paul Rogers is a member of The Royal Shakespeare Company; Yvonne Mitchell is in 'Ivanoff' at the New Theatre, Oxford
Contributors
Introduced By:
Marjorie
Anderson
Unknown:
Sylvia
Owen
Unknown:
Margaret
Wallace
Unknown:
Edith Cookson
Taylor
Unknown:
Jean
Rook
Unknown:
Robert
Finch
Unknown:
Yvonne
Mitchell
Abridged By:
Mary
Treadgold
Read By:
Paul
Rogers
Unknown:
Paul
Rogers
Unknown:
Yvonne
Mitchell
: VICTOR SILVESTER
† AND HIS BALLROOM ORCHESTRA: THE DALES
Produced by JOHN RICHMOND and EILEEN CULLENScript by Rex Edwards
Repeated Tuesday, 11.15 a.m.
Things are looking pretty bad for David Owen. After a tour of inspection at Exton Tinplate, Mr. Welch-Smith has expressed dissatisfaction with David's work and has asked him to resign. David has reported Welch-Smith's dishonest practices to the Council and when he tells Bob and Bill Elliot they realise that this will have repercussions on Sidepark. Dr. and Mrs. Dale went down to Suffolk after a call from the local police; the mystery of the cottage ' 'ghost' has been cleared up, but Dr. Dale still has to face the bill for repairs.
Contributors
Produced By:
John
Richmond
Unknown:
Eileen
Cullen
Script By:
Rex
Edwards
Unknown:
David
Owen.
Unknown:
Bill
Elliot
: PLAYTIME
Records for the youngIntroduced by Roy WILLIAMSON
Contributors
Introduced By:
Roy
Williamson
: Newly Pressed
Derek Johnson with tonight's batch of the latest L.P.s, E.P.s, and singlesContributors
Presenter:
Derek
Johnson
Producer:
Isabel
Burdett
: ROUNDABOUT '65
Switch on the off-beat circuit with ROBIN BOYLETHE DENNIS WILSON QUARTET Script by KEITH HARRISON
Produced by PETER DUNCAN and JACK DOBSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Robin
Boyle
Unknown:
Dennis
Wilson
Script By:
Keith
Harrison
Produced By:
Peter
Duncan
Produced By:
Jack
Dobson
: EMERY AT LARGE
starring Dick EmeryDERYCK GUYLER , NORMA RONALD
NAT TEMPLE AND HIS MUSIC and SUSAN BURELLE
Announcer, JOHN DUNN
Written by DAVID CUMMING
Produced by CHARLES CHILTON
Sunday's broadcast
Nat Temple in appearing at the Marine Spa, Torqauy
Contributors
Unknown:
Dick
Emery
Unknown:
Deryck
Guyler
Unknown:
Norma
Ronald
Announcer:
John
Dunn
Written By:
David
Cumming
Produced By:
Charles
Chilton
: RUNWAY TWO-EIGHT RIGHT
A series for radio in thirteen parts about London Airport and its people by Stephen Grenfell with Robert Hardy 1: Mission of MercyProduced by DAVID H. GODFREY
Contributors
Unknown:
Stephen
Grenfell
Unknown:
Robert
Hardy
Produced By:
David H.
Godfrey
Richard Mallory:
Robert
Hardy
Johnnie Armstrong:
Michael
McClain
Susan Johnson:
Elizabeth
Proud
Dr Marion Whittaker:
Betty
Huntley-Wright
Sister Gray:
Margot
MacAlaster
Gordon:
Nigel
Anthony
Alec Gaunt:
Allan
McClelland
Dr Franz Heimer:
Gordon
Faith
Professor Paul Coronelli:
Arthur
Lawrence
Angela:
Patricia
Gallimore
Alison:
Madi
Hedo
Sir Derek Jackson:
Hector
Ross
Gerry Harmer:
John
Baddeley
Kiwi:
Gordon
Gardner
Dr Condon:
John
Boxer
London Director:
Wilfrid
Carter
: THE NEWS
and Sports Results: MELODY HOUR
PETER YORKEWITH his ORCHESTRA
GARY MILLER and WILLIAM DAVIES
Introduced by PETER LATHAM
Produced by Eric Ardon
Gary Miller is appearing at the Talk of the Town, London
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Yorke
Unknown:
Gary
Miller
Unknown:
William
Davies
Introduced By:
Peter
Latham
Produced By:
Eric
Ardon
Produced By:
Gary
Miller
: ALAN DELL
invites you to keep a Date with a DiscProduced by Geoffrey Haydon
Contributors
Produced By:
Geoffrey
Haydon
: JAZZ CLUB
with ALAN ELSDON AND HIS JAZZ BANDTHE DAVE SHEPHERD BAND
Late Jazz
THE JOHNNY PARKER TRIO
Introduced by HUMPHREY LYTTELTON
Produced by Bryant Marriott
Contributors
Unknown:
Alan
Elsdon
Unknown:
Johnny
Parker
Introduced By:
Humphrey
Lyttelton
Produced By:
Bryant
Marriott
: AFTER MIDNIGHT
some swinging recordings for the late birdsWith HAROLD ROGERS and musical assistance from
The TOMMY WHITTLE QUARTET and Jo SEARLE
Produced by STEVE ALLEN
Contributors
Unknown:
Harold
Rogers
Unknown:
Tommy
Whittle
Unknown:
Jo
Searle
Produced By:
Steve
Allen
: NEWS SUMMARY
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