Listings
: Lm. WEATHER: NEWS followed by BREAKFAST SPECIAL
with JON CURLE and theContributors
: NEWS
and Metcast: FIVE TO TEN
DAVID KOSSOFF tells in his own words the story of Adam2: Lonelv world
Contributors
: MUSIC BOX
Introduced by Tim GUDGIN with LYN AND GRAHAM McCARTHYWILLIAM DAVIES and the CHARLIE KATZ NOVELTY SEXTET
Produced by Roger Pusey
Contributors
: THE DALES
Monday's broadcast: PICK OF THE PAST
The Old and the Not-so-Old sung by MARGARET BOND ,BRYAN JOHNSON , COLIN DAY, THE MORGAN JAMES Duo
With THE SHOWBAND conducted by MALCOLM LoCKYER Music associate, David Francis
Introduced by BENNY LEE
Produced by Eric Arden
Contributors
: MIDDAY SPIN
DAVID HAMILTON introduces records which are Strictly InstrumentalContributors
: POP INN
London's lunchtime record rendezvous where Keith Fordyce introduces the guest stars and ' on the spot ' requests Produced by Derek ChinnerjContributors
: Woman's Hour
Introduced by Marjorie AndersonClothes Conscience: Hazel Evans, Editor of Vanity Fair, discusses her outlook on dress and what she wears, with Ailsa Garland, Editor of Woman's Journal.
Living with the Elms: Ursula Lavin talks about her move to the country.
Reading Your Letters.
Old Ladies of Hong Kong: a report from Patricia Penn on rescue work by the Salvation Army.
Perchance to Learn: an investigation into Sleep-Learning.
Gabriel Woolf reads "The Paper Palace" by Robert Harling, eighth of ten instalments.
Contributors
: THE N.D.O. MELODY SHOW
KEN KIRKHAM sings and introduces music fromBERNARD HERRMANN and the NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA
Produced by John Wilcox
Contributors
: RACING
Totalisator Champion Novice ChaseOver three and a quarter miles
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY with a summary by ROGER MORTIMER
From Prestbury Park Race Course Cheltenham
Contributors
: Music While You Work
George Scott-Wood and his Music: * DOUBLE SPIN
Jimmy KINGSBURY 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 Tim BRINTON for news, views, comments and the best on record plusRAY ELLINGTON AND HIS MUSIC
Script by Tony Aspler
Produced by PETER DUNCAN and BERNIE ANDREWS
Contributors
: SPORTS REVIEW
Including Racing Results: The Embassy Lark
by Lawrie WymanWith Derek Francis and Frank Thornton
Being a chronicle of events In and around Her Britannic Majesty's Embassy to the Kingdom of Tratvia
Contributors
: SPORTING CHANCB
The Resident TeamALUN WILLIAMS
MAURICE EDELSTON CORBET WOODALL v. Keighley School
Question-Master, JOHN ARLOTY
Produced by Geoff Dobson
From Keighley School, Keighley. Yorkshire
Contributors
: NEWS
and Sports Results: SHOWBOAT
A musical invitation to the heart of London's TheatrelandSIDNEY TORCH condncts the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Leader, Arthur Leavins with THE SHOWBOAT SINGERS
CHERRY LIND
MARGARET BURTON
JOHN LAWRENSON
BARRY KENT and tonight featuring DONALD WOLFIT
Introduced by ' Our Man in Theatreland
Written by GALE PEDRICK
Produced by Michael Moores A BBC World Service production
Contributors
: SOUVENIR
Music and Memories with John SlaterWritten 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 WIN' BRASS CHOIR
THE JOHNNY GREGORY Strings
Special guest MARK MURPHY with THE STAN TRACEY Trio and tonight's featured singer on disc
DORIS DAY
Produced by Vernon Lawrence
Contributors
: It's One O'Clock
with Music from abroad and from1.31 Music with a Latin Beat
: NEWS SUMMARY
and Weather ForecastAbout this project
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