Listings
: NEWS SUMMARY
and Weather forecast: BREAKFAST SPECIAL
Paul Hollingdale with resident bands and singers of the week discs news. weather, and traffic reportsContributors
: Rolf Harris
as Radio 1: FIVE TO TEN
FaithA talk by THE Rev. E. G. JONES Army Chaplain
Contributors
: Jimmy Young
as Radio 1: MORNING STORY
Luck is no Lady by ERIK ROSMANRead by NORMAN SHELLEY
Contributors
: THE DALES
Last Friday afternoon's broadcast: Melody on the Move
Jimmy Hanley presents music played by the London Studio PlayersLeader, Reginald Leopold
Conducted by Reginald Kilbey
Contributors
: Simon Dee
as Radio 1: GRAND HOTEL
REGINALD LEOPOLD and THE PALM COURT ORCHESTRABroadcast on August 20
Contributors
: LISTEN TO THE BAND
CENTRAL BAND OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCEConducted by WING COMMANDER JOHN L. WALLACE , O.B.E.,
Organising Director of Music by permission of the Royal Air Force Board of the Defence Council
Introduced by JOHN DUNN
Produced by Anthony Philpott
Contributors
: WOMAN'S HOUR
Birthday FortnightIntroduced by MARJORIE ANDERSON
Audience research?: JOYCE GRENFELL listens to Woman's Hour through the ears of some imagined listeners
How did it Start?: NORMAN COLLINS recalls the beginning of Woman's Hour
Don't be afraid to be parents: advice from DR. BENJAMIN SPOCK, on a visit to London
Stalin's Daughter: a review of Twenty Letters to a Friend by Svetlana Alliluyeva
Poem in October: ALAN BADEL reads from Dylan Thomas
Birthday reflections: from ANTONIA RIDGE, DIANA GRAVES, HILDA JAFFA, ARTHUR MARSHALL, and GORDON CLYDE
GEOFFREY BANKS reads The Running Foxes by JOYCE STRANGER
Fourth of five Instalments
Contributors
Blog post that mentions this programme:
: Pete Brady
as Radio 1 (2.0 p.m.): THE DALES
Script by Barbara CleggMrs. Freeman has gone to London to look after Henry's son, who has been ill. Myra and Mrs. Morris have had yet another argument and Mrs. Morris has told Pat she is leaving. Dr. Dale and Mrs. Rampling have been concerned about Clare Barbour who has been looking tired and ill. Billy has returned to Llewellyn and Gwen has made a friend at college-a fellow mature student called Connie Bruce.
Contributors
: ROUNDABOUT
with Brian Matthew for news, views, and music from all directionsProduced by Brian Willey
Contributors
: ALAN DELL
with Album Time a review of the latest popular L.P.s and E.P.s: NEWS TIME
Radio Newsroom brings you what's news tonight followed by CommentPresenter, Corbet Woodall
Contributors
: LA BOUTIQUE
A play in five parts by Francis Durbridge specially written for the European Broadcasting Union with Part 1Other parts played by Beatrice Kane and members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Produced by MARTYN C. WEBSTER
Part 2: Thursday at 7.45 p.m.
See page 25
Contributors
: THE CLITHEROE KID
Jimmy Clitheroe in Stop Crying-You're on Holiday!
Sunday's broadcast
Contributors
: World Quiz '67
A general knowledge contest between Australia, New Zealand, and the United KingdomMelbourne team: Barry Jones, Dr. Stephen Murray-Smith
Wellington team: Ralph Dearnley, Pat Macaskill
London team: Irene Thomas, Ian Gillies
Question-Master, Kenneth Horne
Programme devised and written by John P. Wynn
Produced by Joan Clark
The programme is also broadcast on the networks of A.B.C. Australia and N.Z.B.C. New Zealand
Contributors
: THE GOLDEN SOUNDS OF FRANK CHACKSFIELD
A romantic rendezvous with PETER REGAN , PAT TARLEY and FELIX KINGIntroduced by DAVID HAMILTON
Produced by Chris Morgan
Pat Tarley Is appearing at the May Fair Hotel. London; Peter Regan is in ' Charlie Girl at the Adelphl Theatre. London
Contributors
: Late Night Extra
as Radio 1: NEWSROOM
: Night Ride
as Radio 1: NEWS SUMMARY
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