Listings
: WEATHER : NEWS followed by BREAKFAST SPECIAL
with MARTIN MUNCASTER featuring the music of THE ALBANY STRINGSDirected by REG PURSGLOVE PHIL TATE AND HIS ORCHESTRA
The GEORGE BRADLEY BAND
THE ALABAMA HAYRIDERS and a star choice of records
Produced by BILL BEBB and CYRIL DRAKE
Phil Tate and his Orchestra are appearing at Streatham Locarno. London
Contributors
: NEWS
and Metcast: HOUSEWIVES' CHOICE
STEVE RACE introduces your request records: FIVE TO TEN
A conversation with HUGHIE GREEN: MUSIC BOX
Introduced by Tim GUDGIN with LYN and GRAHAM MCCARTHYWILLIAM DAVIES and THE CHARLIE KATZ NOVELTY SEXTET,
Produced by Roger Pusey
Contributors
: MORNING STORY
Man From the Sea by REARDEN CONNERRead by ETAIN O'DELL
Contributors
: THE DALES
Monday's broadcast: PICK OF THE PAST
The old and the not-so-old sung by MARY MAY , ANDY COLEGERRY GRANT
THE RAINDROPS with THE SHOWBAND
Conducted by MALCOLM LOCKYER Introduced by BENNY LEE
Produced by Eric Arden
Gerry Grant Is appearing at the Pigalle, London
Contributors
: MIDDAY SPIN
DAVID HAMILTON introduces records which areStrictly Instrumental
Contributors
: POP INN
London's lunchtime record rendezvous whereKeith Fordyce introduces the guest stars and ' on the spot ' requests
Produced by Derek Chinnery
Tickets may be obtained from [address removed], enclosing stamped addressed envelope.
Contributors
: WOMAN'S HOUR
Introduced by PAMELA CREIGHTONMrs. Wentover regrets ... : CHARLES CRICHTON recalls his hostess at the Hunt Ball
Writers Talking: PAT ARROWSMITH, a campaigner for nuclear disarmament, talks to JOAN YORKE about her novel Jericho
Away from it all: DIANA DRUMMOND remembers her childhood in the jungle
Answer and Comment
Equality?: 5. Women and the Law. MADGE HART talks to a lawyer and two solicitors
KENNETH MORE reads Lost Empires by J. B. PRIESTLEY
Tenth of twelve Instalments
Contributors
: THE N.D.O. MELODY SHOW
KEN KIRKHAM sings and introduces music fromBERNARD HERRMANN and the NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA
This week's guest PAT O'HARE
Produced by John Wilcox
Contributors
: THE DALES
Produced by EILEEN CULLEN and BETTY DAVIESScript by Jill Hyem
Repeated: Wednesday, 11.15 a.m.
Jenny's car broke down on the way home from the pantomime on New Year's Eve and the family had to see the New Year in on the roadside. David has started work with Bill Elliot. Bob is seriously considering a customer's suggestion about a Vintage Car Club and Pat has arranged for Myra to come as Manageress of the coffee bar. Peter Maunder is still seeing a lot of Mrs. Bradley.
Contributors
: * DOUBLE SPIN
BOB HOLNESS with PlaytimeRecords for the younger listeners and at
Contributors
: Newly Pressed
The latest singles, E.P.S and L.P.s: ROUNDABOUT '66
Fun, fact, and fiction with JOHN ANTHONY for news, views, comments and the best on record plusRAY ELLINGTON AND HIS MUSIC
Script by Keith Harrison
Produced by PETER DUNCAN and HUMPHREY BARCLAY
Contributors
: The Archers
Repeated: Wednesday, 1.30 p.m. (Home)Contributors
: HAVE A GO!
with Wilfred Pickles visitsThe historic town of Dorchester, Dorset at the Corn Exchange with MABEL at ' The Table' and HARRY HUDSON at the piano Produced by Stephen Williams
Contributors
: TREBLE CHANCE
A weekly quiz on music and knowledgeThe Resident Panel
NAN WINTON , MICHAEL BROOKE VVYNFORD VAUGHAN THOMAS
V.
A Team from Lancaster
Question-Master, TIM GUDGIN
Produced by Michael Tuke-Hastings from the Lancaster and Morecambe
College of Further Education
Contributors
: NEWS
and Sports Results: BOXING
International Welterweight ContestPromoted by Mike Barrett
See below
Contributors
: SOUVENIR
Music and Memories with Hattie JacquesWritten by Robert Turley
Produced by Sheila Anderson
Contributors
: Eric Jupp and his Orchestra
with DON BURROWS and BILLY BURTONRecording made available by courtesy of the Australian Broadcasting Commission
Contributors
: Music Through Midnight
Bill Crozier introducesTHE JACK JORDAN HOMOGENY
THE GORDON FRANKS STRINGS
CLEO LAINE with THE DAVID SNELL TRIO and this week's featured singer on disc TONY BENNETT
Produced by Vernon Lawrence
Contributors
: It's One O'Clock
with music from the Continent and music with a Latin beat: NEWS SUMMARY
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