(Repeated: Friday 12.15 pm) The cast this week:
(Lockwood West is a National Theatre player)
Contributors
Mike Nash:
Edward
Cast
Claire Nash:
Ellen
McIntosh
Peter Tyson:
Basil
Moss
Liz Tyson:
Ann
Morrish
Arthur Tyson:
Lockwood
West
Lvnn Prior:
Judy
Franklin
Matt Prior:
Michael
Spice
Mrs Tandy:
Grizelda
Hervey
Kath Miller:
Charlotte
Mitchell
Shirlev Edwards:
Carole
Boyd
Cliff Ed wards:
Siôn
Probert
George Underdown:
Alan
Dudley
Milton Monk:
Sydney
Tafler
Maurice Gill:
Bill
Paterson
Lois Marchant:
Frances
Jeater
Jeff Yorke:
Paul
Meier
Karen Platts:
Fidelis
Morgan
Nanny Bright:
Madeline
Cemm
An afternoon miscellany of words and music including at
5.15 Move On
Read along with FRED TRUEMAN
A Cricketing Life
I 4: It Just Isn't Cricket
Adults wanting help with reading can ring [number removed]or send their name and address to: Move On. po Box 7. London W3 6XJ (Repeated: Sunddy 5.50 pm)
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5.45 Sports Desk
David Allan and Wally Whyton introduce recordings made at the Tenth International Festival of Country Music held at Wembley during the Easter weekend.
Producer COLIN CHANDLER
Tony Capstick introduces recordings from the Lacock and Chippenham Folk Festival 1977 Of PERSPECTIVE and THE WATER-SONS. CILLA FISHER and ARTIE TREZISE recorded in concert in Inverness.
News from the Folk world. Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester
Contributors
Introduces:
Tony
Capstick
Introduces:
Artie
Trezise
Producer:
Peter
Pilbeam
... the elephant and the kangaroo.
A not-too-serious game in which captive humans answer questions about the animal kingdom and compete for the Giant Currant Bun.
This week: Johnny Morris
Irene Thomas and Rolf Harris Gamekeeper John Dunn Questions set by CATHY KILPATRICK ,
Producer PHYLLIS ROBINSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Johnny
Morris
Unknown:
Irene
Thomas
Unknown:
Rolf
Harris
Unknown:
John
Dunn
Unknown:
Cathy
Kilpatrick
Producer:
Phyllis
Robinson
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