Listings
: Reginald Dixon
at the BBC Theatre Organ presents a programme of requests and music from the BBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRA conducted by lAIN SUTHERLAND Producer'PETER pilbeam(Requests to Reginald Dixon , BBC, PO Box 27, Manchester)
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: Music for Sunday
with Tony BrittonPAUL MICKELSON ORCHESTRA
THE SPURRI.OWS, DOUG OLDHAM HELEN LANDRUM
NIGEL BROOKS SINGERS
JOHN HANSON. THE IMPERIALS and JIMMY OWENS AND ORCHESTRA Devised and produced by JACK HYWEI. -DAVIES
Contributors
: Sam Costa
introduces Melodies for You with the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader ARTHUR LEAVINS conducted by ASHLEY LAWRENCE Producer ROBERT BOWMANContributors
: People's Service
The last of three services comes from Broadcasting House, London, led by REV MICHAEL MEECH with THE SMALL HUNDREDWEIGHTContributors
: Family Favourites
Introduced by Sandi Jones with ROD MCNEIL , ABC Sydney ANDREW PASTOUNA, BFBS Malta BILL PAUL, CBC TOrOHtOJUNE ARMSTRONG-WRIGHT, Radio Hong Kong
Producer PETER chi swell
Contributors
: The Navy Lark
with Leslie Phillips Stephen Murray and Jon PertweeA chronicle of events aboard HMS Troutbriilge
Written by LAWRIE WYMAN and GEORGE EVANS and involving RICHARD CALDICOT HEATHER CHASEN, TENNlEL EVANS MICHAEL BATES and special guest Chick Murray Announcer barri HAYNES Producer
ALASTAIR SCOTT JOHNSTON
(Repeated: Monday, 7.2 pm)
(Leslie Phillips is in 'The Man Most Likely To . at the Duke of York's Theatre; and Richard Caldicot in ' No Sex, Please - We're British' at the Strand Theatre, London)
Contributors
: Max
Max Bygraves tells in his own words, and those of his friends. the story of his climb from humble beginnings to international fame.3: From London Palladium to New York Palace
Script and narration by David Gell
Producer DENYS JONES
Contributors
: The Dance Band Days
Alan Dell introduces his selection of British dance band favourites Producer LAWRIE MONK: The Top Twenty with Tom Browne
as Radio 1: Sing Something Simple
THE ADAM SINGERS directed by Cliff AdamsAccompanied by JACK EMBLOW Producer JOHN BROWELL
Contributors
: Semprini Serenade
With THE RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by vilem tausky Producer frank HOOPERContributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
Recorded in Penryn Wesley Methodist Church, Cornwall, with the united choirs of the districtIntroduced by DUDLEY SAVAGE Conductor NOEL ASHTON Organist MYRA BENNETT Prayer and Blessing by REV IVOR THOMPSON
Jesus shall reign (Truro): Come ye that love the Lord (Ascension); 0 thou who earnest (Hereford); We thank thee, Lord (Holly); Sing Hosanna (arr The Csehysi; Come let us sing (Wonderful love); 0 Jesus, king most wonderful (Bishop-thorpe); Summer suns are glowing (Ruth); Souls of men (Cross of Jesus)
Contributors
: Your 100 Best Tunes
Introduced by Alan KeithProducer CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL
Contributors
: Music to Midnight
1500m onlyAlan Dell presents THE RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by MALCOLM LOCKYER with JOY ROSE
STEVE GRAY TRIO, LAURA LEE
BONNIE DOBSON with DAVE MOSES Producer ROYSTON HERBERT
Contributors
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