Introduced by Brian Redhead with LIBBY PURVES including at
4.45* Prayer for the Day
With THE REV RICHARD BARRIES
7.0, 8.0 Today's News Read by COLIN CORAN
7.30. 8.30 News headlines
7.45* Thought for the Day
Contributors
Introduced By:
Brian
Redhead
Unknown:
Libby
Purves
Read By:
Colin
Coran
or Down with Virtue
First of four lucky dips in which Jeremy Siepmann pulls out a miscellany of music written, or made up on the spot, for the important purpose of having fun.
Producer ARTHUR JOHNSON gramophone records
Every Home Should Have One by JANE BALENGARTH
Read by Ysanne Churchman
' It was a heart-rending plea from the University - " Take a student into your home." Really the writer was most persuasive. By the time I'd finished reading I was convinced we needed one badly,' Producer JANE MARSHALL BBC Birmingham
Introduced from Belfast by Margaret Percy
Galboly): the 'hidden village' at present a deserted ruin - but with hopes for the future.
2.0-2.2 News
Role-Switching: writer MARTIN WADDELL and his wife ROSALEEN have planned their life-style to suit their professions.
Sackbuls, Rebecs and Crumhorns: DAVID CROOKES makes and plays medieval and Renaissance musical instruments. Mary Clark, Ulster's top consumer expert, discusses two of her new Jobs - in London and Brussels.
BBC Northern Ireland Every Man a King (5) medium wave onlu from 2.0
Contributors
Unknown:
Margaret
Percy
Unknown:
Martin
Waddell
Unknown:
Marv
Clark
Gimlet by JAMES SAUNDERS
James Saunders ' early comedy first appeared on stage as Double, Double and shortly afterwards he wrote a radio version, with the new title.
The play is set in the canteen of a bus depot where the pursuit of happiness is a topic which must take its place with route changes and the state of the steak and kidney pie.
Directed by JOHN GIBSON (First broadcast in 1963)
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Saunders
Unknown:
James
Saunders
Directed By:
John
Gibson
Nellie:
Barbara
-Mitchell
Grunge:
Peterpratt
Nimrod:
Roger
Snowdon
Fran:
Avril
Elgar
The Inspector:
Hamilton
Dyce
Pumfrit:
Derek
Blomfield
Gimlet:
Anthony
Hall
Lillian:
Elizabeth
Morgan
Iris:
Joy
Osborne
]Bert Dogg:
Donald
McKillop
Behind the wheej of a juggernaut, the longdistance lorry driver is one of the new explorers of Europe ...daily crossing frontiers, breaking down language barriers and unravelling the bureaucratic mysteries of carnets and customs clearance.
Tony Van den Bergh joins driver Kenny Johnson in the cab of a giant chemical tanker on an eventful journey from the north of England, through Holland and Germany, to Denmark.
Producer JOCK GALLACAMER BBC Birmingham
Contributors
Unknown:
Tony
van Den Bergh
Unknown:
Kenny
Johnson
Dr Hylita Armstrong
Peregrine Worstherne Lord Seper
Anthony Howard
Chairman David Jacobs from Northern Ireland Producer CAROLE STONE BBC Bristol
(Repeated: Saturday 1.18 pm)
Ten months ago Dame Rebecca West's novel, The Birds Fall Down, set in turn-of-the-century Paris, was proposed and accepted as a five-part serial which starts on BBC2 this Sunday.
Kaleidoscope have been following the complicated process through all its stages from the conception by producer Jonathan Powell, to the cool frenzy of the electrician's studio, and talks to the director, John Glenister, set and costume designers, the cameramen and the actors, George Colouris, Elizabeth Shepherd, and Felicity Dean, who in her first major role as the young heroine Laura, is the central figure of the production.
Presenter Sheridan Morley.
Contributors
Interviewee:
John
Glenister
Interviewee:
George
Colouris
Interviewee:
Elizabeth
Shepherd
Interviewee:
Felicity
Dean
Presenter:
Sheridan
Morley
Producer:
Chris
Swann
with David Jason, Bill Wallls, David Tate, Sheila Steafel
and the DAVID FIRMAN TRIO
Written by JOHN LANGDON, GUY JENKIN, BARRY BOWES, RICHARD QUICK, JEREMY BROWNE, ROGER WODDIS
Producer Griff Rhys Jones
(Stereo)
(Repeated: Saturday 5.30 pm)
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Jason.
Unknown:
Bill
Wallls
Unknown:
David
Tate.
Unknown:
Sheila
Steafel
Unknown:
David
Firman
Written By:
John
Langdon
Unknown:
Barry
Bowes
Unknown:
Jeremy
Browne
Unknown:
Roger
Woddis
Producer:
Griff
Rhys
The House with the Green - Shutters by GEORGE DOUGLAS BROWN abridged for radio in 15 parti by STEPHEN MULRINE
Read by JOHN SHEDDEN (15) Producer TOM KINNINMONT BBC Scotland
Contributors
Unknown:
George Douglas
Brown
Unknown:
Stephen
Mulrine
Read By:
John
Shedden
Producer:
Tom
Kinninmont
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