Listings
: WEATHER: NEWS followed by BREAKFAST SPECIAL
With PETER LATHAM featuring the music of SID PHILLIPS AND HIS BANDTHE JULES RUBEN LATINAIRS
RAWICZ AND
LANDAUER LAURIE STEELE AND THE STEELEMEN THE LEON YOUNG STRING CHORALE BBC SCOTTISH VARIETY ORCHESTRA Conducted by GEORGE MICHIE and a star choice of records produced by CHRIS MORGAN and CYRIL DRAM
Contributors
: FIVE TO TEN
A hymn thahelps with DR. FRANCIS WESTBROOKContributors
: AS YOU WERE
A light-hearted look athe Twenties and Thirties by JAMES MOODY AND THE Top HATTERS with CHERRY LIND and HARRY DAWSONIntroduced by TONY RAYMON
Produced by Eric Arden
Contributors
: MUSIC WHILE YOU WORK
SYD DEAN AND HIS BANDSyd Dean and his Band are appearing aThe RegenBall-room, Brighton
Contributors
: MORNING STORY
from the North of EnglandUnobtrusive Guidance by SHEILA REID
Read by BARBARA MULLANEY
Contributors
: The Dales
Wednesday's broadcast: LET'S FACE THE MUSIC
TEDDY JOHNSON and PEARL CARR with PETER MARTIN playing the piano and conductingTHE SWINGING STRINGS
This week's guests: RICK AND SANDY
Introduced by TEDDY JOHNSON
Produced by Derek Mills
Contributors
: MIDDAY SPIN
presentsOrchestral Fiesta
Introduced by ROBIN RICHMOND
Contributors
: The Beat Show
with Bernard Herrmann and the N.D.O.Barbara Kay
Ken Kirkham
The Trad Lads
The Mal Craig Three
This week's special guests The Zombies
Introduced by David Hamilton.
Contributors
: WOMAN'S HOUR
Introduced by MARJORIE ANDERSONTime, Money and Food: saving suggestions from HONOR WYAT
Parliamentary Notebook: NORMAN SHRAPNEL of The Guardian, on the parliamentary scene
Equality?: The firsof a series on the position of women In Britain today: PAMELA HANS-FORD JOHNSON , MARJORIE PROOFS, WILLIAM COOPER and ASA BRIGGS give their views on whether men and women have differentypes of intelligence
Modern Folk Songs: considered by ANTHONY SCHOOLING
MADI HEDD reads
The Other Girl by Lucy WALKER
† Seventh oten Instalments
Contributors
: MELODY FARE
Music in mood with ELLEN GREHANProduced by Reg Kennedy
Contributors
: MUSIC WHILE YOU WORK
ANTON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: THE DALES
Scripby REX EDWARDSRepeated Friday, 11.15 a.m.
Contributors
: * PLAYTIME
Records for the youngIntroduced by CHARLIE CHESTER
Contributors
: Newly Pressed
Gordon Watts with tonight's batch of the latest L.P.s, E.P.s, and singlesContributors
: ROUNDABOUT '65
Switch on the off-beacircuiwith COLIN HAMILTON for news, views, comments and the beson record rlusTHE JUDD PROCTOR QUARTE
Scripby Tony Aspler Produced by JOHN FAWCETWILSON and ROGER PUSEY
Contributors
: The Archers
Contributors
: Top of the Form
A general knowledge contest between girls' and boys' schools in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern IrelandQuestion-Masters: JOHN ELLISON and KENNETH HORNE
8: Wales
COUNTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, BARRY
V.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR BOYS RUABON
Questions set by Roy Smith
Produced by JOAN CLARK
Sunday's broadcast
Contributors
: COMEDY PARADE
Leslie Phillips in Brotherly Loves with ROBIN HUNTERROBIN RAY and PERCY EDWARDS
Written by GODFREY HARRISON
† Produced by David O'Clee
Contributors
: NEWS
and Sports Results: Semprini Serenade
with the SERENADE ORCHESTRALeader, Julien Gaillard
Conducted by MARCUS DODS
Semprini plays his own arrangements for piano and orchestra
Produced by Frank Hooper
Sunday's broadcast
Contributors
: ANY ANSWERS?
A radio correspondence column in which listeners add their comments to some of the views expressed in lasFriday's Any Question! from Bratton Flem ing. DevonIntroduced by FREDDY GRISEWOOD
Produced by Michael Bowen
Contributors
: THURSDAY NIGHT AT TEN
with Simon DeeSpinning Records Into Friday
10.0 Big Swing
10.15 NighRiders' Club
10.45 Bring 'Em Back Alive
11.0 Spotligh
11.15 Mini-Messages
11.45 Music for Dreamboats
12.0 The MidnighMen
12.30 Penny Farthing Ride
12.45 Boffin Time
Contributors
: LENNIE FELIX
WITH HIS TRIO and his guests this week THE PHIL PHILLIPS TRIOAL GAY and stars of the nighon record
Introduced by PETER LATHAM
† Produced by Bernie Andrews
Contributors
: News Summary
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