Listings
: Sheila Tracy
The Sunday Early Show Producer DAVID WELSBY BBC Birmingham at 5.2; 6.3 Cricket Desk: Nick Page
In Liverpool with The Most RevArchbishop Derek Worlock and The Rt Rev Bishop David Sheppard talking about people living In the inner-city. Listeners can join the discussion by ringing [number removed]
Lines open from 7.0 am Research CLIVE LANGMEAD MARGARET PAINE
Producer CHRIS REES
Contributors
: David Jacobs
with Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conductor ASHLEY LAWRENCE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA with Nell MackieProducer ROBERT BOWMAN at 9.2 Cricket Desk
Contributors
: Desmond Carrington
with Radio 2 Ail-Time GreatsProducer SANDRA BLACK at 12.2 pm Sports Desk
Contributors
: Ray Moore with Two's Best
Written by john THOMPSON Producer BARBARA PAGE (Repeated: lion 1.0 am)Contributors
: Wally Who?
starring Tony Brandon as Wally Thornton with Chris Ellison , John Jardlne. Nick Moloney and Rosalind Knight Written by ROB GRANT and DOUG NAYLORMusic by DEBBIE CRAIG BBC Manchester
(Repeated: Fri 10.0 pm)
Contributors
: Benny Green
ProducerDAVID RAYVERN ALLEN
(Repeated: Thurs 1.0 om)
Contributors
: Sing Something Simple
THE ADAM SINGERS directed by CLIFF ADAMSThe JACK EMBLOW QUARTET Producer RAY HARVEY
Contributors
: String Sound
from the RADIO ORCHESTRA conductor NEIL RICHARDSON BOBBY HARRISON (trumpet/ flugelhorn), KENNY ROLLICK (drums), DON INNES (piano) Singer Carole CarrPresenter Sarah Kennedy Producer MEL HOUSE
(Repeated: Tues 1.0 om)
Contributors
: Comedy Classics
The Navy Lark starring Stephen Murray Jon PertweeLeslie Phillips
With MICHAEL BATES
RICHARD CALDICOT, HEATHER CHASEN , TENNIEl EVANS NIGEL GRAHAM LAWRIE WYMAN
ScriptLAWRIEWYMAN
Producer
ALASTAIR SCOTT JOHNSTON (First broadcast in 1968)
Contributors
: Charlie Chester
with your Sunday Soapbox Producer PETER PILBEAM Telephone calls received on [number removed]BBC Manchester at 6.3 Sports Desk: Acker's 'art 'our
Mr Acker Bilk with his PARAMOUNT JAZZ BAND, his STRINGS, his guest June Marlow and Tony BrandonProducer BRIAN pattern BBC Bristol
Contributors
: Soccer Six
The Way Ahead Declining gates, hooliganism, lack of entertainment... all part of football's malaise but what about the game itself? Next week the Football League is to hold the first ever National six-a-side tournament in Birmingham. Mike Ingham has recently been to Baltimore, Maryland to investigate this new format for Soccer, American style aimed specifically at the family audience.Contributors
: Grand Hotel
from the Hippodrome, Golders GreenMax Jaffa and the PALM COURT ORCHESTRA with Jean Grayston
Robert Docker (piano)
Producer MONICA COCKBURN
Contributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
from Ararat BaptistChurch. Whttchurch in Cardiff. Introduced by The Rev Gwynfryn Thomas
Prayer and Blessing by The Rev Roy Jenkins
Contributors
: The Crazy Gang Story
Part 3 : Young at HeartLeslie Crowther celebrates the work of the Crazy Gang, with Tommy Trlnder
Morecambe and Wise Peter Glaze.
Richard Murdoch , Pat Kirkwood Hubert Gregg and Charlie Chester Written by MARTYN PEDRICK
Producer STEVE MADDEN (Repent)
11.2 Sports Desk
Contributors
: Pete Murray's Late Show
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