Listings
: WEATHER: NEWS followed by BREAKFAST SPECIAL
with DWIGHT WHYLIE and theContributors
: CHILDREN'S FAVOURITES
Request records played by JOHN ELLISONMetcast at 8.5S
Contributors
: FIVE TO TEN
People in the news with Something to Say: SATURDAY CLUB
visits BlackpoolTHE BACHELORS
CILLA BLACK
MARK WYNTER
THE ROCKIN' BERRIES
BILLY J. KRAMER AND THE DAKOTAS
MARTY WILDE AND THE TORNADOS
THE TERRY REANEY SHOW BAND
Holidaymakers' requests and some new releases
Introduced by BRIAN MATTHEW
Produced by Jimmy GRANT and BRIAN WILLEY
From the stage of The Jubilee Theatre. Blackpool
The Bachelors and Cilia Black are In ' Holiday Startime 1966 ' at the ABC Theatre; Mark Wynter tn 'Summer Show' at the Central Pier: The Rockin' Berries in Holiday St'ow Time ' at the North Pier Pavilion; Marty Wilde and the Tornados In the ' Big Star Show of 1966 ' at the South Pier Theatre; The Terry Reaney Show Band at the Locarno Ballroom. Blackpool.
Contributors
: POP OVER EUROPE
Gala Finale 1966Catherine Boyle welcomes
From Austria: HANNI STEFFEK
Introduced by Willi Kralik
From Belgium:
THE TRIO CANDIDO
Introduced by Ward Bogaert
From Monaco: FRANCE GALL
Introduced by Anne de la Valette
From Switzerland (Geneva): Vico TORRIANI
Introduced by Vera Florence
From Switzerland (Lugano): Jimmy FONTANA
Introduced by Mario Saladin
From West Germany: HELMUT ZACHARIAS
Introduced by Renata Calanl
From Yugoslavia: LADO LESKOVAR
Introduced by Ivi Korosec and From Great Britain: DENNIS Lotis with THE RADIO SHOW BAND
Conductor, MALCOLM LOCKYER
Guest Conductor. KURT EDELHAGEN
Produced by EDWARD NASH and JAMES DUFOUR
Recorded at the Camden Theatre. London
Contributors
: Swing Into Summer
DAVID HAMILTON introduces some of the best sounds aroundMR. ACKER BILK'S
PARAMOUNTJAZZBAND JOHNNY ARTHEY AND his BAND
SANDY BROWN AND HIS BAND
THE KARL DENVER TRIO
GERRY AND THE PAGEMAKERS
The LORNE GIBSON Trio
THE GIBSONS
THE TONY JACKSON GROUP
DON LANG AND his FRANTIC FIVE
JUNE
MARLOW MRS. MILLS at the piano THE ROCKIN' BERRIES
THE SEARCHERS, WOUT STEENHUIS TONY
STEVEN HARRY STONEHAM at the electric organ THE TRANSATLANTICS
UNIT FOUR PLUS Two
THE BERT WEEDON QUARTET THE DANNY WESLEY QUARTET
-. and a round of records
Produced by JOHN BILLINGHAM and DOREEN DAVIES
Contributors
: SATURDAY BANDSTAND
PAUL MARTIN invites you toListen to the Band
Contributors
: MUSIC FROM THE MOVIES
Songs and themes from original sound-tracks Introduced by DESMOND CARRINGTONProduced by Tony Luke
Contributors
: Heather Mixture
with Jimmy ShandA miscellany of music from Scotland with KATHIE KAY , THE SPINNERS and Jimmy SHAND AND his BAND
Introduced by BILL JACK
Produced by Ben Lyons
Last Friday's broadcast
Contributors
: JOAN TURNER
takesA Look On The Lighter Side with her own brand of humour and her own choice of music
: IT'S LATIN
Music all the way for those who like it with a Latin Beat: SWEET AND SAVAGE
A Radio Digression for JOAN SAVAGE with diversions from CORDON CLYDEPETER VINCENT and David McKELLAR wrote the script
Music for the DANCE ORCHESTRA arranged and conducted by TOMMY WATT
Produced by John Browell
Gordon Clyde is In 'Hello Dolly' at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. London
Contributors
: SPORT, including
Cricket close of play scores: BLACKPOOL NIGHT
Geoffrey Wheeler introducesThe stars who are
' Beside the Seaside '
Jimmy CLITHEROE
WINIFHED ATWELL , ROBERT EARL
JOHNNY HACKETT , LAWRIE Adam
JULIE JONES. JOHNNY BALL and ' Mr. Blackpool ' himself REGINALD DIXON
BBC NORTHERN DANCE Orchestra Conductor, BERNARD HERRMANN
Produced by GEOFF LAWRENCE
Recorded at the Jubilee Theatre. Blackpool
Winifred Atwell and Johnny Hackett are at the Central Pier: Reginald Dixon at the Tower Ballroom. Blackpool. Robert Earl and Lawrie Adam at the Alhambra Theatre. Morecambe.
Contributors
: 1 WAS WALKING UP THE ROAD....
Jimmy Hanley recalls memories with friends and acquaintancesProduced by David Allan
Second broadcast
Contributors
: HENRY WOOD PROMENADE CONCERT
Allan Schiller (piano)BBC Symphony Orchestra Leader, Hugh Maguire
Conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent
Part 2
Contributors
: SIMON DEE
with 21 hours off the recordSome are vintage, some brand new
Show biz news around
Win some vouchers with your Minis or our Boffins
And how about the mystery disc?
Produced by KEITH Boots
Contributors
: * SIMON DEE
continued: LENNIE FELIX
with HIS TRIO and this week's guests:GEORGE MELLY , SANDY BROWN
Introduced by JOHN DUNN
Produced by Bernie Andrews
Contributors
: NEWS SUMMARY
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