Listings
: First Day of the Week
Reflections in words and music: As Prescribed
Dudley Savage at the organ of the ABC Theatre in Plymouth introduces and plays the music you have requested for patients In hospital or at home(Requests to ' As Prescribed,' BBC, Plymouth)
Contributors
: Sunday with Skues
Keith Skues introduces a tuneful selection of music to give an easy start to the day Produced by DAVID ALLANContributors
: Eric Robinson
Introduces and conductsMelodies for You, with the LONDON LIGHT CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader REGINALD LEOPOLD
Today's guest Colin Horsley and including on disc
JOAN HAMMOND , CYNTHIA GLOVER CARLO BUTTI , PETER PEARS MORMON TABERNACLE CHOIR
Produced by JAMES HAMILTON
Contributors
: People's Service
fromLoreto College, Manchester My Peace I Give YouSpeaker FR kevin kenny
Choirmaster MICHAEL CALLAGHAN
11.55 Good Listening (VHF)
Contributors
: Family Favourites
introduced by Michael Aspel withGRAiiAMWEBB, ABC Australia TED KING, BFBS Malta BILL PAUL , cbc CanadaPAUL SPROXTON, BFBS Cyprus Produced by JACK DABBS
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: The Navy Lark
with Leslie PhillipsStephen Murray , Jon Pertwee A chronicle of events aboard HMS Troutbridge Written by LAWRIE WYMAN and involving
RICHARD CALDICOT, HEATHER CHASEN TENNIEL EVANS , MICHAEL BATES Produced bv
ALASTAIR SCOTT JOHNSTON
(Repeated: Monday. 6.15pm. Radio 4 - not Scottish or Wales)
Contributors
: I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again
starring A. GIBBON , OBE featuring TIM BROOKE-TAYLOR JOHN CLEESE , GRAEME GARDENDAVID HATCH , JO KENDALL. BILLODDII with the DAVE LEE GROUP written by BILL ODDIE and GRAEME GARDEN -
Produced by DAVID HATCH and PETER TITHERADGE
(Repeated: Wed. 6.15 pm Radio 4 -not Scottish or Wales)
Contributors
: The Russ Hour
Russ Conway plays and introduces special guests, together With JACKIE LEE , DANNY STREET THE RADIO SHOW BAND conducted by NORMAN PERCIVAL Produced by PAMELA coxContributors
: Country Meets Folk
Wally Whyton introduces ROGER WHITTAKERTHE HILLSIDERS, ALEX CAMPBELL and surprise guests
Folk and Country features from JIM LLOYD
Contra-bass fiddle BRIAN BROCKLEHURST
Produced by BILL BEBB
Contributors
: Sing Something Simple
THE ADAM SINGERS directed by CLIFF ADAMS accompanied by JACK EMBLOW Produced by JOHN BROWELLContributors
: Grand Hotel
JACK LAROQUE AND THE PALM COURT ORCHESTRA THOMAS ROUND (tenor)(Given before an invited audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London, Wl. Tickets can be obtained from Ticket Unit, BBC, London. W1A 1AA, enclosing SAE)
: Sunday Half-Hour
from Greenfield Baptist Church. Llanelli introduced by TREGELLES WILLIAMSConductor M. R. CROCKER Organist ARLANDWR JOHN
Prayer and Blessing by the Minister THE REV ALWYN EVANS
To God be the gloryl (To God be the Glory); Take my life (Aberavon); Now thank we all our God (Gracias); When I survey the wondrous Cross (Lief); We have heard a joyful sound (Limpsfield); At the name of Jesus (Camberwell); Hall! thou once-despised Jesus (Hyfrydol); We are following after Jesus (Cwm Rhondda)
Contributors
: Your Hundred Best Tunes
Introduced by Alan Keith with gramophone records of the most popular pieces of music chosen by listeners Producer PETER CHISWELLContributors
: Softly Sentimental
Romantic music for Sunday Night listening, featuring JANtE MARDEN , SCOTT PETERS THE DON LUSHER QUARTET and MALCOLM LOCKYER * With the MIDNIGHT STRINGSOF THE RADIO ORCHESTRA
Produced by IAN scorr
Contributors
: Humphrey Lyttelton
with The Best of Jazz on records Producer KEITH STEWART(Also in stereo on Radio 3 VBF from 11.35)
Contributors
: Just Jazz
Records old and newIntroduced by John Frazer
Producer KEITH STEWART
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