(Repeated: Fri 12.15 pm) Written by BARBARA CLEGG Directed by ANTON GILL and JOHN CARDY
The inhabitants of Waggoners' Walk are becoming increasingly alarmed at the prospective take-over of the district; Peter Tyson refuses to resort to underhand methods to recruit a promising man for ' Abercrombies ': he's rescued from the Chairman's wrath by a colleague - using underhand methods!
Contributors
Written By:
Barbara
Clegg
Directed By:
Anton
Gill
Directed By:
John
Cardy
Unknown:
Peter
Tyson
Mike Nash:
Edward
Cast
Claire Nash:
Ellen
McIntosh
Joanna Nash:
Elizabeth
Proud
Sue Nash:
Bernadette
Windsor
Peter Tyson:
Basil
Moss
Liz Tyson:
Ann
Morrisu
Arthur Tyson:
Gerald
Cross
Lynn Prior:
Judy
Franklin
Matt Prior:
Michael
Spice
Kath Miller:
Charlotte
Mitchell
Cliff Edwards:
Siôn
Probert
George Underdown:
Alan
Dudley
Bill Ashton:
Christian
Rodska
Maurice Gill:
Lee
Maguire
Debbie Franks:
Janet
Maw
Dickon Firth:
Colin
Etherington
Rocky Rowlands:
Peter
Marinker
Gerry Tobin:
John
Quentin
Joan Pullbright:
Janet
Burnelt
Dora:
Amanda
Murray
Male guest:
Henry
Knowles
David Allan and Wally Whyton present a weekly get-together with news and reviews of Country music, featuring
Little Ginny and Room Service
Threewheel
Producer COI.IN CHANDLER
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Allan
Unknown:
Wally
Whyton
Unknown:
Little
Ginny
Tony Capstick introduces recordings of: TONY FOXWORTHY with his record review
PAUL WILSON with Part 3 of a series on Accompaniment - ' In Rhythm or Free'
ROY HARRIS at the 24th International Folklore Festival, Sidmouth Folknews
Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester
Contributors
Introduces:
Tony
Capstick
Unknown:
Tony
Foxworthy
Unknown:
Paul
Wilson
Unknown:
Roy
Harris
Producer:
Peter
Pilbeam
A musical magazine from the movie world, presenting star personalities; news from the studios; album and film reviews; and listeners' favourite songs and themes. Introduced by David Bellan
Written and compiled by LYN FAIRIHURST
Producer TONY LUKE
Contributors
Introduced By:
David
Bellan
Unknown:
Lyn
Fairihurst
Producer:
Tony
Luke
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