Listings
: BREAKFAST SPECIAL
Bruce Wyndham with resident bands, singers, and discs plus news, weather, and trafficContributors
: MAX JAFFA
introduces Melody Time with the strings of THE RADIO ORCHESTRAJACK BYFIELD, BRETT STEVENS
THE DEREK NEW SEXTET and records
Produced by James Dufour
Contributors
: Marching and Waltzing
The Waltzes played by the BBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRAConductor, STANLEY BLACK
The Marches played by the BAND OF THE ROYAL MILITARY SCHOOL OF MUSIC Conducted by LT.-COL. C. H. JAEGER , O.B.E., Director of Music with DEREK HAMMOND-STROUD (baritone)
Introduced by Jimmy KINGSBURY
Produced by Allan Giles
Derek Hammond-Stroud broadcasts by permission of Sadler's Wells Opera Cumpany
Contributors
: THE JACK JACKSON SHOW
A record roundaboutProduced by Teddy Warrick
Contributors
: SOUND STAGE
THE Radio ORCHESTRALeader, Julien Gaillard
Conducted by Kenneth Alwyn
Star singers:
Lissa Gray , BARRY KENT and film sound-track
Introduced by RAY MOORE
Produced by Ray Harvey
Barry Kent is now In ' Mame ' at tho Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. London
Contributors
: ALAN DELL
with the best of Album Time: MELODY FAIR
John Dunn with a smooth musical mixture for a winter afternoonContributors
: THOSE WERE THE DAYS
Old-time and sequence dancing SIDNEY DAVEY AND HIS ORCHESTRAWith CLINTON FORD
Introduced by BILL CROZIER M.C. , CHARLES CRATHORN who also brings news from the world of traditional dancing
Dance leaders,
Holland Brockbank and Sylvia Brockbank
Produced by Royston Herbert
Contributors
: GALAXY
in which Christopher Trace introduces guest celebrities and a selection of the best in entertainment for your enjoymentPeter Byrne. Belinda Carroll Stephanie Heeson George Tovey in an excerpt from
There's a Girl in my Soup now running at the Globe Theatre, London
Steve Race with music in mind
Diana Craves with a topic for today
Benny Green with something to say
Ronnie Carroll and The Johnstons with something to sing
Max Harris and the RADIO SHOW Band with something to play
HAROLD KASKET , JOHN BENTLEY MAUREEN BECK , JOHN BRYNING ALARIC COTTER , BETTY HARDY in plays specially written for radio by Maurice Travers , and George Evans and Derek Collyer
Produced by JOHN DYAS and SimoN BRETT
Contributors
: DANCING ROUND EUROPE
JACK SAY AND HIS MUSIC from BrusselsLIEF KRONLUND
AND HIS ORCHESTRA from Stockholm
GUNTER FUHLISCH AND HIS SOLOISTS from Hamburg
Introduced from London by RAY MOORE
Produced by John Billingham
A Nord-Ring production
Contributors
About this project
This site contains the BBC listings information which the BBC printed in Radio Times between 1923 and 2009. You can search the site for BBC programmes, people, dates and Radio Times editions.
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