Listings
: Breakfast Special John Dunn
Music for your morning call, plus the latest on news. weather, and traffic conditions Produced by" COLIN CHANDLER , BARBARA PAGE Editor BRIAN WILLEY at 8.27 Racing BulletinContributors
: Pause for Thought
The first of five talks on Human Energy: Keith Fordyce's Open House
Produced by DENYS JONES(Your requests, on postcards please, to ' Open House,' BBC, London W1A 1AA)
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: Morning Story
Father Gregory and the Holy Cow written by PETER POWELL read byALLAN MCCLELLAND †Contributors
: Frank Chacksfield Hour
Introduced by Frank Chacksfield featuring the Strings of THE RADIO ORCHESTRA leader julien gaillard With HARRY DAWSONProduced by JAMES DUFOUR
(Repeated: Wednesday, 5.1 pm)
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: Make Way for Moffat
Roger Moffat puts the Accent on Melody Produced by LAURIE MONK , ROBERT BOWMAN Editor CYRIL DRAKE1.50 Sports Desk (1,500m only)
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: Woman's Hour
from the North of England introduced by Olive Shapley Northern Guest of the Week: Jimmy SavileSpurn Point: YVONNE ADAMSON visits the Humber Life-boat Station
Brown are Best: Is there a difference between one egg and another? FRANK MELLOR investigates
Very Slow Learners: DR ANN and PROFESSOR A. D. B. CLARKE talk to olive SHAPLEY about bringing up the retarded child GAWN GRAINGER reads As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning by LAURIE LEE (6)
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: Waggoners' Walk NW
(Repeated: Tues, 10.45 am): 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 SHOWBAND with special guest Samantha Jones featuring HAROLD SMART AND THE STRUMALONGS
THE NIGEL BROOKS SINGERS
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: Album Time
Barry Alldis with a review of current popular record releasesProduced by robin RICHMOND
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: 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 featured guests THE JONNY YOUNG FOURProduced by BILL BEBB
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: The Fred Astaire Story
told in words and music from his filmsIntroduced by Robin Boyle Written by MARJORIE BILROW Produced by JOHN CASSELS
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: David Jacobs
says Be My Guest and listen to some of the sounds that have accompanied him over the yearsProduced by SHEILA ANDERSON
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: Helen McArthur
With a Smile and a Song Her guests THE MCCALMANS and the BBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA leader IAN TYRE conductor IAIN SUTHERLANDProduced by EDDIE FRASER
10.1 Racing Results
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: Late Night Extra
Bob Holness with music and news; pop; people and places; featuringBBC NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA conductor BERNARD HERRMANN With ROSEMARY SQUIRES
THE ZACK LAURENCE QUARTET
Produced by RICHARD WILLCOX Executive producer TONY LUKE
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: Night Ride
Colin Nicol with swinging sounds on and off the record featuring tonight INDIA ADAMS WithGEORGE CHISHOLM AND THE GENTLEMEN OF JAZZ
Produced by DEREK MAYELL
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