Listings
: Breakfast Special
John DunnMusic for your morning call, plus the latest on news, weather, and traffic conditions Producers
COLIN CHANDLER , BARBARA PAGE Editor BRIAN WILLEY at 8.27 Racing Bulletin
Contributors
: Pause for Thought
about animals: Pete Murray's Open House
Producer DENYS JONES(Your requests, on postcards please, to ' Open House.' BBC, London W1A 1AA)
Contributors
: Waggoners' Walk NW
(Last Friday afternoon's broadcast;: Frank Chacksfield Hour
Introduced by Frank Chacksfield featuring the Strings of THE RADIO ORCHESTRA leader JULIEN GAILLARD With JOHN HANSON and a selection of sounds from EuropeProduced by JAMES DUFOUR
(Repeated: Wednesday, 5.1 pm)
Contributors
: Sam Costa
presents music with the Accent on Melody ProducersLAURIE MONK, ROBERT BOWMAN Editor CYRIL DRAKE
Contributors
: Sports Desk
with lunchtime cricket scores: Woman's Hour
from Bristol introduced by Daphne HubbardTHE RT HON JEREMY THORPE , MP, talks to HYLDA BAMBER
Letter from California: BERRIE DAVIS observes American children
Achlev House: Brian GEAR visits a residential home for severely disabled young men
This is Going to be My Life: ALAN MELVILLE JILL BALCON reads
The Semi-Attached Couple by EMILY EDEN (5)
Contributors
: Waggoners' Walk NW
by PETER LING and BARBARA CLEGG (Repeated: Tues, 10.45 am)Contributors
: Sports Desk
with latest cricket and racing: Easy to Remember
That's the sort of musicRay Moore presents at this time each week with MALCOLM LOCKYER and THE RADIO BAND SHOW with special guest Laura Lee featuring HAROLD SMART AND THE STRUMALONGS
THE NIGEL BROOKS SINGERS
Contributors
: Album Time
Desmond Carrington with a review of the current popular record releasesContributors
: Sports Desk
with the day's news, including classified racing results: * Country Style
Pat Campbell with music in the country style plus MURRAY KASH with the latest news on the country scene This week's guests JAMIE'S PEOPLEProduced by BILL BEBB
Contributors
: The Frank Sinatra Story
told in words and music from his filmsIntroduced by Robin Boyle Written by MARJORIE BILBOW Produced by JOHN CASSELS
Contributors
: Carol Channing
the beautiful Broadway star of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, Hello Dolly, and Thoroughly Modern MillieSir John Glelgud , who has appeared with Miss Channing in New York, says Be My Guest and takes this opportunity to reciprocate as she makes her first appearance on the-London stage.
Produced by LARRY PARKER
(Carol Channing is in ' Carol Channing with Ten Stout-Hearted Men ' at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. London'
Contributors
: Helen McArthur
With a Smile and a Song Her guestsJIM MACLEOD AND HIS BAND
BBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA leader IAN TYRE
Conductor IAIN SUTHERLAND
Produced by EDDIE FRASER
Contributors
: Late Night Extra
with Bob Holness , featuringBBC NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA conducted by BRIAN FITZGERALD With FRIDAY BROWN
THE ROGER WEBB TRIO
Produced by RICHARD WILLCOX Executive producer TONY LUKE
Contributors
: Night Ride
with Colin Nicol. featuring RAYMOND FROGGATT GROUPProduced by DEREK MAYELL
Contributors
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