Listings
: Anne Robinson
Today the winners of the Taste of Thailand competition are announced. Producer Ruth CubbinContributors
: Comedy Hour
The Goon ShowThe Nasty Affair At The Burami Oasis
Starring Peter Sellers, Harry Secombe and Spike Milligan.
Producer Peter Eton and at 1.30:
Someone and the Grumbleweeds with guest Linda Lusardi.
Contributors
: Steve Race
Mary Carewe with the BBC Big Band conducted by Pete Moore. WithAngela Christian and, on record, Ray Charles. Producer Maura Clarke
Contributors
: Sounds of Sinatra
This week Frank Sinatra talks about the birth of the Reprise label. Also, a feature conversation from Dick Haymes. This week's guest is Vic Damone. An Orange ProductionContributors
: The Movie Hour
Cinema 2Presented by Chris Stuart. Producer Phil Clarke and at 5.30:
Make 'Em Laugh
7: British Comedy of the Sixties
Ealing Studios and Boulting satires go and new rebellious attitudes emerge. Narrated by Bernard Cribbins. Producer Bill Dare
Contributors
: Mary Wilson and the Supremes in Concert
Presented by John Sachs.The legendary Mary Wilson and the Supremes recorded in concert at La Taverna, Epping.
Contributors
: Funny That Way
Classic comedy profiles introduced by Barry Cryer. 12: Spike Milligan"I've just got to get it out of me, folks!"
Producer Sonia Beldom
(First broadcast on Radio 4)
Contributors
: A Night At The Opera
BBC Concert Orchestra 40th Anniversary Tour Live from the Poole ArtsCentre, some of the world's best-loved music including Nessun Dorma , Celeste Aida and the Love Duet from Madame Butterfly.
BBC Concert Orchestra led by Martin Loveday. Conducted by James Lockhart with Lillian Watson (soprano) and Bonaventura Bottone
(tenor). Introduced by Ken Bruce.
Producer John Langridge Including at 8.20:
Brian Hayes talks to one of Poole's most famous citizens, Max Bygraves. Producer Mel House
Contributors
: Easy Does It
with the BBC Big Band conducted this week by Pete Moore with guestSandra King. Presented by Bill Rennells.
Producer Robin Sedgley
Contributors
: Radio 2 Arts Programme
with Sheridan Morley Producers Stella Hanson and Madeleine CumingContributors
: Ronnie Hilton
Sounds of the 50s: Colin Berry
with Night RideProducers Carolyn Smyth , Graham Belchere and Philip Whitaker
And from 3.00-4.00
A Little Night Music
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with Rabbi Lionel Blue.
Contributors
: Barbara Sturgeon
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