Listings
: Colin Berry
6.15 Pause for Thought: Terry Wogan
8.27 Racing Bulletin8.45 Pause for Thought
: * -11.30 Stereo Pete Murray's Open House
Including at 10.30Waggoners' Walk
: David Hamilton
as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only also 202m Scotland)2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk
: Waggoners' Walk
(Repeated: Wed 10.30 am): Sam Costa
Including at 5.45 Sports Desk: Sports Desk
A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results: Beat The Record
Don Davis invites listeners by telephone to join in the national game of naming the tune; ' Prizes for all who know theirmusic.'
If you would like to play this game, send a postcard giving your name, address and telephone number to: Beat The Record, BBC, London W1A 4WW. Devised by DON DAVIS Producer IAN FENNER
Contributors
: Robin Richmond
The Organist Entertains ROBINSON CLEAVER(BBC Theatre Organ) DOUGLAS REEVE
(Dome. Brighton)
ERIC I.ORD (BBC Theatre Organ) DAVE SMITH (Electronic)
Contributors
: Ian Carmichael's Music Night
featuring Stanley Black and the BBC radio ORCHESTRA With RITA MORRISJOHN LAWRENSON and THE JOHN MCCARTHY SINGERS Producer BARRY KNIGHT
Contributors
: Among Your Souvenirs
Fragrant memories fromVictorian and Edwardian times and a little later with RAIMUND HERINCX NEIL JENKINS
VALERIE MONESE
THE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA THE HENDON BAND and THE BROOKS BARBERSHOP Introduced by Alan Keith Producer ROBERT BOWMAN
Contributors
: The American Showmen
Michael Craig presents the second of a 26-part series on the outstanding producers of entertainment in the USA this century.This week: Ziegfeld(part2) p. G. WODEHOUSE : They were all characters in those days, people like Ziegfeld - he really knew his business.'
RUBY KEELER: ' If you could play with Mr Ziegfeld , that was the tops. He was a wonderful man to work for.'
ARTHUR SCHWARTZ : He knew a great deal about girls and costumes and scenery and practically nothing about comedy.' CLARE LUCE: ' I don't think Ziegfeld would allow the sex act on the stage in his productions for the simple reason that it was part of an artistic sense he had. I don't think he wanted shock value so much as beauty.' and also the voices of: EDDIE CANTOR. STANLEY GREEN JOHNNY MERCER , NONO OTERO KEENAN WYNN
Research BILL SULLIVAN Written by BENNY GREEN
Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLEN
Contributors
: Colin Berry
1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late ShowAbout this project
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