Listings
: Pete Brady
with The Early Show Producer MICHAEL FORD Including at 6.15Pause for Thought
Contributors
: David Hamilton
In seven programmes a day, Mon-Fri, Radio 2 presents Stars of the Week from EuropeStarting here with the Gunter Kallman Choir (Germany)
Producers CHRIS MORGAN and DENIS O'KEEFFE Including at 8.27 Racing Bulletin and at 8.45
Pause for Thought t
Contributors
: Pete Murray's Open House
with requests to and from British listeners in the Common Market countriesSacha Distel (France) is this week's European Star of the Week in Open House, Monday to Friday
Producers HARRY WALTERS
COLIN CHANDLER and PETER BELL including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk NW (Friday afternoon's broadcast)
Contributors
: Tony Brandon
The European Star of the Week in Tony Brandon's programme isCaterina Valente (Italy) Producer BILL BEBB
: Disney Dreamland
Bill Crozier enters that fantasy world and gives the characters who live in it their first chance to enjoy the films that made them famousToday: The Jungle Book (pt 2) Producer BOBBY JAYE
Contributors
: Woman's Hour
Introduced by Marjorie AndersonWhy the Fuss? You are European: a point of view from HELEN VLACHOS
The French Approach to Food: PAUL EVE
Reading your Letters
GCE or CSE: headmaster THORNTON PEARN describes the differences between these two national examinations
Poetry on a Theme - Snow and Clouds: compiled by PEGGY BRANFORD
JUDY PARFITT reads Fenny by LETTICE COOPER (4)
Contributors
: Jimmy Kingsbury
The Dutch Swing Band (Holland) - this week's European Stars of the Week at 3.2 pm including today's Sporting Clue Producer RAY HARVEY including at 4.15Waggoners' Walk NW (Repeated: Tuesday, 10.30 am) and at 4.30 Sports Desk
Contributors
: Teddy Johnson
From Monday to Friday, Teddy Johnson's European Star of the Week isVicky Leandros (Luxembourg) Producer JOHN BUSSELL
Contributors
: Sports Desk
with the day's news. including classified racing results, and a report from Calcutta on the third day's play in the Second Test Match between India and England: After Seven: Desmond Lynam
The European Star of the Week in After Seven, Monday to Friday, isNina (Denmark)
Producer ANGELA BOND
: Jackie Rae's Made in Britain
with Frankie Vaughan Friday BrownThe winner of the new song-writer competition and SAFFRON CITY
THE PETER KNIGHT ORCHESTRA
Musical associate NICK INGMAN Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLEN
Contributors
: Strike Up the Band
THE BAND OF THECOLDSTREAM GUARDS conductor
MAJOR TREVOR L. SHARPE , MBE Director of Music
PARIS METROPOLITAN POLICE BAND conductor DESIRE DONDEYNE
Introduced by Jimmy Kingsbury Producer ALLAN GILES
Contributors
: Late Night Extra
1500m only. VHF joins Radio 1 with Bob Holness , looks towards Europe with Britain's best in entertainmentThe Late Night Extra Star of the Week from Europe is
' Toots ' Thielmans (Belgium) Producer GEOFF DOBSON
Executive producer TONY LUKE including Sports Desk at 10.15
Contributors
: Night Ride
Presented by Ray MooreThis week's guests include: CLIFF RICHARD
OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN
ROGER WHITTAKER , QUINCEHARMON LYN AND GRAHAM MCCARTHY
IRIS WILLIAMS , THE SETTLERS MEN ABOUT TOWN
SOUNDS OF CHICO ARNEZ BOSSA KARAN and VALERIE MASTERS
NEVILLE DICKIE TRIO
FARAWAY FOLK
EDDIE STREVENS QUARTET JULIE DAWN with the RADIO BIG BAND conductor KEN MOULE
BBC NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA conductor BERNARD HERRMANN BBC MIDLAND LIGHT ORCHESTRA conductor NEIL RICHARDSON
Producers PAM COX and GEOFFREY MULLIN
Contributors
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