Listings
: Paul McDowell
says Good MorningSunday including at 7.45 Bishop Bill Westwood Today's guest is Cyril Smith , mp
Research CLAIR JACQUISS Producer HUGH FAUPEL
Contributors
: David Jacobs
with Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRAREGINALD LEOPOLD
ORCHESTRA, Marie Hayward Segal, Dennis O'Neill
Producer ROBERT BOWMAN
Contributors
: Desmond Carrington
Radio 2 All-Time Greats Producer SANDRA BLACK: The Best of Bentine
Last of the seriesWritten and performed by Michael Bentine
Starring Bentine as the Metropolitan Police, Sid the shop assistant, an Australian physicist (and tennis coach), and a dead newsreader.
Technical production by JOHN WHITEHALL
Producer JAMIE RIX
(Repeated: Fri 10.0 pm) (Record and cassette
REHIZCR 492 from retailers)
Contributors
: Terry Wogan with Two's Best
Written by JOHN THOMPSON ProducerBARBARA PAGEContributors
: String Sound
The BBC RadioOrchestra with Geoffrey Brand conducting the musical arrangements of Ronald Binge from the popular 50s series String
Song. With Max Jaffa and THE JOHN MCCARTHY SINGERS Presented by Jean Challis Producer CHRISTOPHER VEZEY
(Repeated: Tues 3.30 am)
Contributors
: Sing Something Simple
THE CUFF ADAMS SINGERSTHE JACK EMBLOW QUARTET Producer SANDRA BLACK
Contributors
: Charlie Chester
with your Sunday Soapbox Producer PETER PILBEAMContributors
: Comedy Classics
The Men from the Ministry starringRichard Murdoch , Deryck Guyler in Sky High NORMA RONALD. RONALD BADDILEY
, JOHN GRAHAM
Written by EDWARD TAYLOR and JOHN GRAHAM
Producer EDWARD TAYLOR (First broadcast in 1974)
Contributors
: Black Magic
Stanley Black , his piano, percussion and strings ProducerCHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL (Repeated: Wed 3.30 am)
Contributors
: Jenny Pitman Has.... A Word with Williams
The first woman to train a Grand National winner,Corbiere, talks to Gerald Williams about the achievements and setbacks of her career.
Producer DAVE GORDON (Repeated: Wed 3.0 am)
Contributors
: Grand Hotel
Max Jaffa , THE PALMCOURT ORCHESTRA. Jeffrey Talbot , Dennis Gomm
Producer MONICA COCKBURN
Contributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
from the Parish Church of St Paul,Carlton-in-the-Willows, Nottingham. Introduced by David Biddle
Contributors
: Marching and Waltzing
BRAMWELL TOVEY and THE ORCHESTRA with the NEWHAM band, conductorMELVIN WHITE . Presented by John Marsh. Producer
CHARLES CLARK MAXWELL
(Repeated: Thurs 3.0 am)
Contributors
: Sounds of Jazz
Presented by Steve Voce The Duncan Lamont Big Band plays The Young Person's Guide to the Contemporary Jazz Orchestra.Producer LAWRIE MONK Stereo from 12.0
Contributors
: Jean Challis
presents Nightride: Bill Rennells
presents The Early Show Producers DENIS O'KEEFFE JOHN MORRISON and CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELLContributors
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