Su Pollard and Gorden Kaye star as Iris and Bernard in the series written by Vince Powell and Mike Craig.
With David Ross ,
Marlene Sidaway , Peter Wheeler and Julie Higginson.
A Mike Craig production
Repeated on Thursday at 7.00pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Su
Pollard
Unknown:
Gorden
Kaye
Written By:
Vince
Powell
Written By:
Mike
Craig.
Unknown:
David
Ross
Unknown:
Marlene
Sidaway
Unknown:
Peter
Wheeler
Unknown:
Julie
Higginson.
Unknown:
Mike
Craig
A tribute to the colourful career of the maverick pop kid whose trademarks include a baseball cap and bow-tie. Jonathan talks about his chequered career under various names in different areas, and features clips from friends, colleagues and adversaries. Producer Sonia Beldom
Robin Boyle introduces a 1962 edition of the long-running lunchtime variety series Workers' Playtime, featuring Elsie and Doris Waters , Eve Boswell and Peter Goodwright. Rpt
Contributors
Introduces:
Robin
Boyle
Unknown:
Doris
Waters
Unknown:
Peter
Goodwright.
Julia Migenes stars in the fourth of Radio 2's series of Broadway musicals, the 1953 classic score by Robert Wright and George Forrest, based on themes of Alexander Borodin.
Kismet was subtitled "a musical Arabian night" and that it very much is with its setting in ancient Baghdad and its plot of romance and intrigue.
With the Stephen Hill Singers and the BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Kenneth Alwyn
Contributors
Composer:
Robert
Wright
Composer:
George
Forrest
Singers:
The Stephen Hill
Singers
Musicians:
The BBC Concert
Orchestra
Conductor:
Kenneth
Alwyn
Script Associate:
David
Kelsey
Producer:
John
Langridge
Hajj the Poet:
Ethan
Freeman
Lalume:
Julia
Migenes
Caliph:
Stephen
Hill
Marsinah:
Katrina
Murphy
Omar Khayyam:
Frank
Middlemass
Wazir:
David
Alder
Jawan:
David
Healey
Hassan Ben:
Frank
Jarvis
Chief Policeman:
David
Kelsey
Widow Yussef:
Anny
Tobin
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