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Presented by Brian Redhead with MIKE VESTEY including at6.45* Prayer for the Day THE REV VERNON SPROXTON
7.0, 8.0 Today's News Read by HARRIET CASS
7.30. 8.30 News headlines
7.45* Thought for the Day
Contributors
Presented By:
Brian
Redhead
Unknown:
Mike
Vestey
Unknown:
Vernon
Sproxton
Read By:
Harriet
Cass
: Granny's Village
by ROGER MASON adapted in five parts by ANN REES JONES , read by Christian Rodska (1)The village is Thornton-in-Craven in the Yorkshire Dales.
Producer GILLIAN HUSH BBC Manchester
Contributors
Unknown:
Roger
Mason
Unknown:
Ann Rees
Jones
Read By:
Christian
Rodska
: News
: Start the Year with Richard Baker
for breakfast at the Savoy on the morning after the year before.Regulars Esther Rantzen Kenneth Robinson
Sheridan Morley and Lance Percival
(headaches permitting) will be among those trying to help us face up to the next 365 days, as they talk to their guests.Dr Rob Buckman also threatens to be on hand to administer a variety of hangover cures, and Gyles Brandreth will be doing his best to keep the party going.
Producer IAN R. GARDHOUSE
Contributors
Unknown:
Esther
Rantzen
Unknown:
Kenneth
Robinson
Unknown:
Sheridan
Morley
Unknown:
Lance
Percival
Unknown:
Dr Rob
Buckman
Unknown:
Gyles
Brandreth
Producer:
Ian R.
Gardhouse
: News
: Wildlife
: Daily Service
NEM, page 5; See amid the winter's snow (Carols for Choirs 33); Psalm 96; Romans 4. vv 8-16 (AV); 1 i dulci jubilo (obc 86): Turn of the Year
Richard Briers brings you Bank Holiday bric-a-brac, a revue of sketches and songs from recent radio shows more typical than topical. Snatches and quips from The Peter Goodwright Show, The News Huddlines, The Jason Explanation, The Burkiss Way and The Impressionists, among others.And to complete the backward glance, at 11.15* Dad's Army, based on the original television series by Jimmy Perry and David Croft starring Arthur Lowe John Le Mesurier and Clive Dunn
"Ten Seconds from Now"
featuring John Laurie, Arnold Ridley, Ian Lavender
with Frank Thornton, Larry Martyn, Roger Gartland and John Snagge
Contributors
Presenter:
Richard
Briers
Script:
Barry
Pilton
Producer:
Jonathan
James-Moore
Writer (Dad's Army):
Jimmy
Perry
Writer (Dad's Army):
David
Croft
Adapted for radio by:
Harold
Snoad
Adapted for radio by:
Michael
Knowles
Producer:
John
Dyas
Captain Mainwaring:
Arthur
Lowe
Sergeant Wilson:
John Le
Mesurier
Lance Corporal Jones:
Clive
Dunn
Private Fraser:
John
Laurie
Private Godfrey:
Arnold
Ridley
Private Pike:
Ian
Lavender
[Actor]:
Frank
Thornton
[Actor]:
Larry
Martyn
Announcer:
John
Snagge
: News
: Give Us a Kiss
Gerry Monté - with the help of prose and music and some practitioners - investigates this most popular of pastimes.Research MEGAN EMERY
Producer DAVID NICHOLAS BBC Wales
: Quote ... Unquote
(Details: Thurs 6.30 pml12.55 Weather: programme news: long wave only
: The Archers
1.55 Shipping forecast long wave only: News
: Woman's Hour
Introduced by Sue MacGregorMother Goose Tales: ANDY PRICE tells how Charles Perrault collected the traditional fairy stories Jf Europe.
The End of the World is Nigh: soothsayers, sandwich-men and harbingers of doom - thev all have a field-day at this time of year. How many years has the world git to go? HENRY KELLY reports.
How 1 Became a Herbalist: ANNE JONES.
Entertainment Round-up: GORDON gow reporting. Moon's Ottery (4)
Editor WYN KNOWLES
Contributors
Unknown:
Charles
Perrault
Unknown:
Henry
Kelly
Unknown:
Gordon
Gow
Editor:
Wyn
Knowles
: News
: Afternoon Theatre
Toad of Toad Hall by A. A. MILNE adapted from The Wind in the Willous by KENNETH GRAHAME with Derek Smith Richard Goolden Bernard Cribbins Cyril Luckham Hugh Paddick William FoxThe Fraser-Simson music has been arranged for this production by PETER HOPE
' This production deserves to be re-run at regular intervals from now until the air waves grow cold.'
(THE DAILY TELEGRAPH)
Directed by MARTIN JENKINS
(First broadcast in 1973) (Richard Goolden is in ' Toad of Toad Hall ' at the Piccadilly Theatre)
Contributors
Unknown:
A. A.
Milne
Unknown:
Kenneth
Grahame
Unknown:
Derek
Smith
Unknown:
Richard
Goolden
Unknown:
Bernard
Cribbins
Unknown:
Cyril
Luckham
Unknown:
Hugh
Paddick
Unknown:
William
Fox
Unknown:
The
Fraser-Simson
Production By:
Peter
Hope
Directed By:
Martin
Jenkins
Unknown:
Richard
Goolden
Marigold:
Tina
Heath
Nurse:
Diana
Bishop
Mole:
Richard
Goolben
Rat:
Bernard
Cribbins
Badger:
Cyril
Luckham
Toad:
Derek
Smith
Alfred:
Brian
Haines
Chief Weasel:
William
Fox
Chief Stoat:
Fraser
Kerr
Chief Ferret:
William
Sleigh
Judge:
Hugh
Paddick
Usher:
Terry
Scully
Policeman:
Ronald
Herdman
Phoebe:
Kate
Binchy
Washerwoman JO:
Manning
Wilson
Frightened Ferret:
Sam
Dastor
Brave Weasel:
Nigel
Graham
Duck:
John
Forrest
Turkey:
Andrew
Rivers
: Story Time
Tom Fleming reads Marmion by SIR WALTER SCOTTBBC Scotland
Contributors
Unknown:
Tom
Fleming
Unknown:
Sir Walter
Scott
: PM
with Gordon Clough and Rachael Heyhoe-Flint5.56 Shipping forecast long wave only
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: Lord Peter Wimsey: 1: Death comes to Pym's Publicity
Murder Must Advertise by Dorothy L. Sayers adapted in six episodes by Alistair Beaton.(Repeated: Wed 12.27 pm)
Contributors
Author:
Dorothy L.
Sayers
Adapted by:
Alistair
Beaton
Producer:
Martin
Fisher
Lord Peter:
Ian
Carmichael
Chief Insp Parker:
Allan
Cuthbertson
Mr Hankin:
Frank
Williams
Miss Rossiter:
Joanna
Wake
Miss Meteyard:
Frances
Jeater
Mr lngleby:
John
Quentin
Mr Willis:
Richard
O'Callaghan
: News
: The Doctor's Dilemma
A tragedy by Bernard Shawewith Derek Godfrey, Sarah Badel, Gary Bond and Stephen Murray
It is now 30 years since the National Health Service was first established in these islands....
(Preface on Doctors: Wed 9.30 pm R3)
Contributors
Author:
Bernard
Shaw
Director:
John
Tydeman
Emmy:
Margot
Boyd
Redpenny:
Tim
Brierley
Sir Colenso Ridgeon:
Derek
Godfrey
Leo Schutzmacher:
John
Gabriel
Sir Patrick Cullen:
Cyril
Luckham
Cutler Walpole:
Hugh
Manning
Bloomfield Bonington:
Stephen
Murray
Dr Blenkinsop:
Robert
Trotter
Jennifer Dubedat:
Sarah
Badel
Louis Dubedat:
Gary
Bond
Minnie Tinwell:
Frances
Jeater
Newspaperman:
Peter
Wickham
: Aspects of the Novelist
E. M. Forster was born 100 years ago today. From 1924. when Forster's best-known novel A Passage to India appeared. until his death in 1970. he wrote no majorwork of fiction. Yet his reputation as novelist,
= polemicist and critic seemed to grow over the years. Only recently has his importance and influence been questioned.
Paul Vauchan for Kaleidoscopc talks about E. M. Forster with his biographer P. N. Forbank ,
and Lord Annan. Stephen Spender.
Francis Kine and A. S. Byatt.
Extracts read by RONALD PICKUP
Producer BRIAN BARFIELD
9.59 Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
E. M.
Forster
Unknown:
Paul
Vauchan
Unknown:
E. M.
Forster
Unknown:
P. N.
Forbank
Unknown:
Francis
Kine
Unknown:
A. S.
Byatt.
Read By:
Ronald
Pickup
Producer:
Brian
Barfield
: 78 Footlights Show
A radio version of the 1978 Footlights Revue Stage Fright with Robert Bathurst Martin Bergman Sean CrannitchRichard Harfey , Ian Ravens and Sarah Palmer
Music from the NICK BURS-
TIN MEDIUM SIZED BAND
Written by CLIVE ANDERSON RORY MCGRATH and MARTIN BERGMAN
Producer GRIFF RHYS JONES
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Bathurst
Unknown:
Martin
Bergman
Unknown:
Sean
Crannitch
Unknown:
Richard
Harfey
Unknown:
Ian
Ravens
Unknown:
Sarah
Palmer
Written By:
Clive
Anderson
Written By:
Rory
McGrath
Written By:
Martin
Bergman
Producer:
Griff
Rhys
: A Book at Bedtime
The Slave by ISAAC BASHEVIS SINGER translated from Yiddish by the author and CECIL HEM LEY and abridged for radio in ten parts by DONALD BANCROFTOne of the finest novels by the most recent Nobel Prize Winner for Literature, The Slave is a powerful love story set against the exotic hack-ground of 17th-century Poland.
Read by Gabriel Woolf 41) Producer
BERNARD KRICHEFSKI (Repeal)
Contributors
Singer:
Isaac
Bashevis
Unknown:
Donald
Bancroft
Read By:
Gabriel
Woolf
Producer:
Bernard
Krichefski
: The Nag's Head
Many customs associated with the New Year are an entertaining excuse for a good time. In South Wales they still carry a decorated horse's skull around the farms. houses and taverns of some villages, competing in verse with the inhabitants in order to gain entry for revelry.Tonight. Wynford Vaughan-Thomas. Ray Handy Carys Pugh. Ar Leg and Harrl Webb use a similar excuse, with stories, poetry. and songs to open up one of Glamorgan's taverns.
Research ROY SAER and BRENDA THOMAS
Script HARR] WEBB
Producer GARETH price BBC Wales
Contributors
Unknown:
Carys
Pugh.
Unknown:
Harrl
Webb
: News
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