Listings
: Breakfast Special John Dunn
Music for your morning call, plus the latest on the news, weather, and traffic conditions Produced by CHRIS MORGAN CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL and FRANCES PROSSEREditor BRIAN WILLEY at 8.27 Racing Bulletin
Contributors
: Pause for Thought
At the start of a working week with DAVID DUNHILL: George Elrick's Open House
Produced by ANGELA BOND(Your requests, on postcards please, to ' Open House,' BBC, London WIA 1AA)
Contributors
: Morning Story
Quite a Performance written by NOEL ROSS read by GRIZELDA HERVEYContributors
: Frank Chacksfield Hour
featuring the STRINGS OF THE RADIO ORCHESTRA with GERRY BRERETON and sounds from EuropeProduced by JAMES DUFOUR (Repeated: Wed, 5.1 pa)
Contributors
: Cliff Morgan
presents music with the Accent on Melody Produced by JAMES DUFOUR , BEVERLEY PHILLIPSEditor CYRIL DRAKE
Contributors
: Woman's Hour
Introduced by Pamela Creighton Talk of Many Things - this week five people consider the subjects discussed by the Walrus and the Carpenter - 1: Shoes with BASIL BOOTHROYDPortrait in Moscow: OLGA LANE
Personal Philosophy - 2: Being Objective with RUTH PITTER Reading your Letters
An Autumn Tonic for the House: GEORGINA COLERIDGE. VICTORIA REILLY, ANTHONY HOD-GETTS
MYRTLE LEAMAN reads Vanity Dies Hard by RUTH RENDELL (2)
Contributors
: Waggoners' Walk NW
(Repeated: Tues, 10.45 am)4.30 Sports Desk: including latest racing results
: Easy to Remember
That's the sort of music Ray Moore presents at this time each weekWith MALCOLM LOCKYER AND
THE RADIO SHOWBAND and special guest Danny Street featuring HAROLD SMART AND THE STRUMALONGS
With THE NIGEL BROOKS SINGERS Produced by DOREEN DAVIES
Contributors
: Album Time
Barry Alldis with a review of current popular record releases Produced by ROBIN RICHMONDContributors
: * 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 SLIM WHITMAN with THE COUNTRY FEVERProduced by COLIN CHANDLER
Contributors
: The Judy Garland Story
told in words and music from her filmsIntroduced by Robin Boyle Written by MARJORIE BILBOW Produced by JOHN CASSELS
Contributors
: George Martin
says Be My Guest and tells BRIAN MATTHEW about his musical road to success as a composer, conductor, and record producer.Produced by JOHN KNIGHT
(This Week's Sounds: page 8)
Contributors
: Helen McArthur
With a Smile and a SongHer guest Alexander Morrison BBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA leader IAN TYRE conducted by MARCUS DODS
Produced by EDDIE FRASER
Contributors
: Late Night Extra
Bob Holness with music and news; pop; people and places; featuringBBC NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA conductor BERNARD HERRMANN With BARBARA LAW THE SOUND OF HORNS
Produced by Richard WILLCOX Executive producer TONY LUKE
Contributors
: Night Ride
Colin Nicol with swinging sounds on and off the record featuringTHE GEORGE CHISHOLM QUINTET With INDIA ADAMS
Produced by DEREK MAYELL
Contributors
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