Listings
: WEATHER: NEWS followed by BREAKFAST SPECIAL
with JOHN ROBERTS and the Music of the week: see MondayContributors
: NEWS
and Metcast: HOUSEWIVES' CHOICE
JOHN BENSON introduces your request recordsContributors
: FIVE TO TEN
DAVID KOSSOFF tells in his own words stories of Samuel3: You called me
Contributors
: JIMMY YOUNG
with DILYS WATLING and The OrchestraConducted by PAUL FENOULHET
Produced by John Kingdon
Contributors
: Music While You Work
BAND OF THE COLDSTREAM GUARDSConducted by CAPT. TREVOR L. SHARPE, M.B.E. Director of Music
Contributors
: MORNING STORY
Somebody's Son by ELLEN BROWNERead by MARJORIE WESTBURY
Contributors
: THE DALES
Tuesday's broadcast: MUSIC ALL THE WAY
The best in light music† KENNETH ALWYN conducts the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Leader, Arthur Leavins with DAVID BUCHAN (piano)
Contributors
: RECORDS ROUND THE WORLD
JUDITH CHALMERS and PADDY FEENY with a programme to link friends and relations all over the worldBroadcast simultaneously by the BBC World Service
Contributors
: PARADE OF THE POPS
Bob MillerAND THE MILLERMEN
VINCE HILL , DOUGIE ARTHUR
TONY CRANE
ROSANELLA
AND THE MILLTONES and this week's guest GEORGIE FAME
Introduced by DENNY PIERCY
Produced by Ian Scott
Contributors
: Woman's Hour
Introduced by MARJORIE ANDERSONGuest of the Week: Lord Thomson of Fleet
Sister Bilong ol Pikinini: BUNTY RAYNOR recalls her work with mothers and babies in the New Guinea jungle
What Next!: ANNE Jones watches the trends in cooker ads.
Reading Your Letters
On the Plump Side: BUNTY GUNN talks to people who make and sell clothes for the larger woman
For Love Of A Rose Written and read by ANTONIA RIDGE
Ninth of ten Instalments
Contributors
: Three and Easy
Pat Johns invites you to take it easy and spend an informal half-an-hour of music.Contributors
: MUSIC WHILE YOU WORK
JACK WHITE AND HIS BAND: THE DALES
Script by Jeffrey SegalRepeated: Thursday, 11.15 a.m.
Contributors
: * DOUBLE SPIN
GORDON WATTS with PlaytimeRecords for the younger listeners and at
5.0 Newly Pressed
The latest singles, E.P.s, and L.P.s
: ROUNDABOUT '66
Fun, fact, and fiction with Tim BRINTON for news, views, comments and the best on record plusJERRY ALLEN and his TRIO
Script by Tony Aspler
Produced by PETER DUNCAN and ROBIN BOYLE
Contributors
: SPORTS REVIEW
including Racing Results: The Archers
Repeated: Thursday, 1.30 p.m. (Home)Contributors
: DAVID HUGHES
saysMake Mine Music with the BBC MIDLAND LIGHT ORCHESTRA
Conductor, GILBERT VINTER
Produced by Ron Gardner
Contributors
: SAM AND JANET
with David Kossoff and Joan SimsCAROLE ALLEN Kim GRANT ALAN CURTIS
Written by David CUMMING
Produced by BILL WORSLEY
Alan Curtis is In ' Babes in the Wood ' at the London Palladium
Contributors
: NEWS
and Sports Results: MIDWEEK THEATRE
The Essay Prize by John BowenThe Essay Prize was not such a Klittering reward-certainly not one to be compared with an Oxford scholarship, but Peter Raymond had set his mind on winning it. When one of the competition judges also happens to be his schoolmaster-father and impartiality is tinged with envy, the decision may provoke consequences out of all proportion to its importance.
Produced by ARCHIE CAMPBELL
Broadcast on Nov. 25. 1961 (Home)
Contributors
: TAKE YOUR PARTNERS
SYDNEY THOMPSONAND his DANCE ORCHESTRA
Produced by James Dufour
Contributors
: MUSIC THROUGH M!DNIGHT
David Jacobs introducesDANNY WILLIAMS
THE
OVERLANDERS RAY MACVAY 's RHYTHM AND BRASS
The MIDNIGHT STRINGS featuring and conducted by PETER MARTIN
THE HARRY STONEHAM SIX plus a disc or two
Produced by IAN GRANT
The Ray MacVay Band Is appearing at the Orchid Ballroom, Purley
Contributors
: It's One O'Clock
A mosaic of music from here, there and everywhereContributors
: NEWS SUMMARY
and Weather ForecastAbout this project
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