Listings
: Sam on Sunday
John Madin joins Sam Costa and plays your requests on the BBC Theatre organ. Studio guests:Bo'ness and Carrlden Band conductor DAVID JAMES
BBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRA conductor ERIC WETHERELL Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester
7.15 New Day: prayeri. music
Contributors
: Sing Together
Brian Cant visits children's choirs all over Britain.This week's singing comes from three Birmingham schools Producer MICHAEL SHOESMITH BBC Birmingham
: Benny Green
presents Album Time ome recently released albums.Producer RAY HARVEY
Contributors
: People's Service
We Are the People- who Praise and Pray
The second of three programmes on the subject of what entitles us to call ourselves ' the people ', conducted by THE REV JOHN PATTON Producer MOORE WASSON BBC Northern Ireland
Contributors
: Family Favourites
Introduced by Jean Challiswith MARAMA MARTIN , Radio New Zealand ERNESTO VASQUEZ, Radio Belize MIKE JEFFRIES, ABC Sydney
Producer BILL BEBB
(2 July: New Zealand, Gibraltar, Australia)
Contributors
: Sacha Distel
It's The Good LifeThe French star with his Sunday selection of records Producer DENYS JONES
Contributors
: David Jacobs
introduces Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCETHE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA with Jean Grayston Producer PETER bill
Contributors
: Charlie Chester
with your Sunday Soapbox Producer RON GARDNER BBC Birmingham Including at5.2 Sports Desk: with teatime cricket scoreboard, and news of the Spanish Grand Prix at Jarama
Contributors
: Move On
ORead along with a GERALD HARPERTerry's Great Idea Episode 3
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Thursday 5.15 pm
Contributors
: Sunday Sport
Presented by Tony AdamsonWorld Cup Soccer: latest news from Argentina, including a look ahead to a crucial week In which Scotland, hoping to clinch a quarter-final place, will meet Iran.
Motor Racing: SIMON TAYLOR reports on the Spanish Grand Prix at Jarama.
Motor Cycling: CHRIS CARTER reports on the Isle of Man TT Races.
Cricket: reports on the leading games in the John Player League, plus news of all the other matches.
Tennis: GERALD Williams reports on the French Open Championships in Paris.
Golf: JOHN FENTON reports on the final round of the British Airways Avis Open in Jersey.
Cycling: JOHN BURNS reports from Birmingham on the seventh stage of the 21st Milk Race.
Show Jumping: news of the final day in the Hickstead British Championship.
A Radio Sport and OB production
Contributors
: Glamorous Nights
Introduced by Sam Costa Compiled and written by EDWARD NASHProducer PETER CHISWILL
Contributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
Introduced by BLAIR ARMSTRONG from Netherlee Parish Church, GlasgowConductor of Praise WILLIAM LIDDELL
Organists DUNCAN MCCLURE and KENNETH TRANTOR
Prayer and Blessing by THE REV DAVID ARNOTT
0 God, our help in ages past (St Anne); We love the place, 0 God (Quam dilecta); Take my life, and let it be (Lübeck); Through the night of doubt and sorrow (Marching); Bethlehem of noblest cities (Stuttgart); There is a green hill ar away (Horsley); This joyful Eastertide <Vruechten); Hail thee. festival day (Salve, festa dies); Saviour, again to thy dear name we raise (Ellers). BBC Scotland
Contributors
: Your 100 Best Tunes
Introduced by Alan Keith Producer ALLAN GILESContributors
: The Cheeky Chappie
A two-part profile of the comedian Max Miller with reminiscences from his family, friends and colleagues and extracts from Max Miller on stage.2: The Road to Stardom
Written and presented by John East. author of Miller's biography The Cheeky Chappie Producer MARTIN FISHER
Contributors
: Sports Desk
Including a report on the World Cup from Argentina: Softly Sentimental
Romantic music for the late hour, featuringJanie Marden and Red Hurley with the Johnny Arthe ; Orchestra and Brocade
Producer ROYSTON HERBERT
Contributors
: Peter Wheeler
with The Late ShowAbout this project
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