Listings
: - WEATHER: NEWS followed by BREAKFAST SPECIAL
with John Roberts and theContributors
: news
and Metcast: FIVE TO TEN
DAVID KOSSOFF tells in his own word! the story of Adam3: Modelling clay
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: JIMMY YOUNG
With Sheila SOUTHERN and The Orchestra Conducted by Paul Fknoulhet .Produced by John Klngdon
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: Music While You Work
Band of the Welsh GuardsConducted by Captain H. A. Kenney, Director of Music
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: MORNING STORY
Sugar for a Mare by John HenrysonRead by Richard Hurndall
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: MUSIC ALL THE WAY
The best in light musicKENNETH ALWYN conducts the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Leader, Arthur Leavins with Monia Liter (piano)
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: 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
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: PARADE OF THE POPS
Bob MillerAND THE MlLLERMEN
Vince Hill dougie arthur
Tony Crane
ROSANELLA
AND THE MlLLTONES and this week's guest
Introduced by Denny Fierci
Produced by Ian Scott
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: WOMAN'S HOUR
Introduced by Harjorie AndersonGuest of the Week: LORNA Paulin , President of the Library Association
Hush now. Daddy's Asleep:
Eva Hawkes describes the snags of having a husband on night-shift
Back to the Jungle: Professor
Ritchie Calder believes we can learn from wild animals how to replace war by signals, displays, and codes of conduct
Reading Your Letters
Art Real or Art False?: a discussion between Jasia Relchardt , Assistant Director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts, and ROBERT Wraight , art critic
Gabriel Woolf reads
The Paper Palace by ROBERT Harlinq
| Ninth of ten Instalments
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: THREE AND EASY
PAT JOHNSInvites you to take it easy and spend an informal half-an-hour of music
Produced by John F. Muir
Contributors
: RACING
The Champion Hurdle Challenge CupOver two miles
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY with a summary by ROGER Mortimer
From Prestbury Park
Race Course. Cheltenham
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: THE DALES
Repeated: Thursday, 11.15 a.m.At Dr. Dale's suggestion Roddy has approached Dr. Jackson and asked him whether he would be interested ' in joining the Group Practice. His reaction was encouraging and the Dales invited him to bring his wife and baby down from the Midlands to spend a weekend at Wells Road. Meantime, Roddy and Dr. Harris help Dr. Dale to show Dr. Jackson the workings of the Practice. The Assistant Matron at Hillside Hall has decided to spend some of her legacy on a holiday abroad.
: * DOUBLE SPIN
Jimmy Kingsbury with PlaytimeRecords for the younger listeneri and at
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: 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 Result!: DAVID HUGHES
saysMake Mine Music with the BBC Midland Light Orchestra Leader, James Hutcheon
Conductor, GILBERT Vinter
Produced by Ron Gardner
Contributors
: ROUND THE HORNE
Written by BARRY Took and Marty Feldman starring Kenneth Home with KENNETH WilliamsHUGH Paddick , BETTY Marscw
Bill Pertwee music by THE FRASER HAYES FOUR
Edwin Braden and THE HORNBLOWERS
Announcer, Douglas Smith
Produced by John Simmondl
Sunday's broadcast
Contributors
: news
and Sports Result*: MIDWEEK THEATRE
The Townsend-on-ThameSAffair by Leslie Darbon
Reports of large-scale bank-note robberies are not, regrettably, unusual. But when Inspector Aymes Is called to investigate such a crime in Townsend-on-Thames, the affair turns out to be far from usual.
Other parts played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory
Produced by Keith William *
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: TAKE YOUR PARTNERS
SYDNEY THOMPSON and his Dance OrchestraProduced by James Dufour
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: Music Through Midnight
David Jacobs introducesDennis Lotis
Ray MacVay 's RHYTHM AND Bras* David and Marianne Dalmoub
The Midnight Strings featuring and conducted by MALCOLM Lockyer
THE HARRY STONEHAM Six plus a disc or two
Produced by IAN GRANT
The Ray MacVay Band Is appearing attheOrchidBallroom,Purley
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: It's One O'Clock
A mosaic of music from here, there and everywhereCompiled by Leslie Perown *
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: NEWS SUMMARY
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