Listings
: Today
with Brian Redhead and Peter Hobday6.30, 7.30, 8.30 News Summary
6 45* Prayer for the Day
7.0, 8.0 Today's News Read by HARRIET CABS
7.25*, 8.25* Sport
7.45* Thought for the Day
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Redhead
Unknown:
Peter
Hobday
Read By:
Harriet
Cabs
: Bill, the Galactic Hero
Part 4: Rollercoaster
with Richard Baker ... Call ThursdayExchange on [number removed]and cross-question the guests as they examine one of the week's main talking points with Peter Hobday.
. As usual at 10.30
Morning Story read by Peter Adamson as Harry Kemp , a northern photographer
3: The Hammock Tree by JILL NORRIS
Produced by the Rollercoaster unit
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Baker
Unknown:
Peter
Hobday.
Read By:
Peter
Adamson
Unknown:
Harry
Kemp
Unknown:
Jill
Norris
: Her Majesty The Queen Distributes The Royal Maundy
at the Service in Southwell Minster, Nottinghamshire Order of ServiceHymn: Praise to the Holiest in the height
Mandatum: The Lord High Almoner, the Bishop of Rochester
Opening Responses: The Vicar Choral Psalm 138
Responses and prayers: CANON DAVID KEENE
Anthem: Lord, for thy tender mercies' sake (16th century anon)
Lesson: John 13, w 1-16 read by Canon Leslie Morley
First Distribution of Maundy Gifts, during which the following anthems are sung:
0 pray for the peace of Jerusalem (Howells) Wash me throughly (S. S. Wesley)
Lesson: Matthew 25, vv 31-45, read by HRH
The Duke of Edinburgh
Second Distribution Ave Verum (Byrd)
Zadok the Priest (Handel) Prayers and thanksgiving: THE PROVOST OF SOUTHWELL Hymn: All my hope on God is founded
The National Anthem Blessing:
THE BISHOP OF SOUTHWELL Service conducted by The Provost, THE VERY REV MURRAY IRVINE and members of the Chapter CHOIRS OF HER MAJESTY'S CHAPEL ROYAL. ST JAMES'S PALACE and SOUTHWELL
MINSTER
Organist PETER WOOD Directors of Music
RICHARD POPPLEWELL and KENNETH BEARD Scene described by PETER JONES
Contributors
Unknown:
Canon David
Keene
Read By:
Canon
Leslie
Organist:
Peter
Wood
Unknown:
Richard
Popplewell
Unknown:
Peter
Jones
: The Lamentations and the City
4: Glasgow SpeakerThe Rev John Harvey BBC Scotland
(The next talk is on Good Friday at 10.45 am)
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Harvey
: Your Move or Mine: [number removed]
Bill Breckon and Tim Tickell opens the door on the housing world.Producer HELEN ROBSON Editor ROGER MACDONALD Telephone if you have questions you'd like answered in the follow-up programme at 8.25 pm Lines open 12.20-1.30
Contributors
Unknown:
Bill
Breckon
Unknown:
Tim
Tickell
Producer:
Helen
Robson
Editor:
Roger
MacDonald
: Merely Melville
Ian Carmichael presents a tribute to the late Alan Melville , the great master of Intimate Revue. A nostalgic journey through his words and music with the memories of Dame Anna Neagle ,Hermione Gingold , Dora Bryan ,
Hermione Baddeley , Beryl Reid ,
Dulcie Gray and Dickie Henderson.
Written and researched by JOHN PRESTON
Producer ANDY ALIFFE (Rev rpt: Sat 5.25 pm)
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
Carmichael
Unknown:
Alan
Melville
Unknown:
Dame Anna
Neagle
Unknown:
Hermione
Gingold
Unknown:
Dora
Bryan
Unknown:
Hermione
Baddeley
Unknown:
Beryl
Reid
Unknown:
Dulcie
Gray
Unknown:
Dickie
Henderson.
Unknown:
John
Preston
Producer:
Andy
Aliffe
: The World at One: News
Presenter Sir Robin Day: Woman's Hour
with Sue MacGregorA God of Many Colours: Mountstuart Primary School in Cardiff can boast 23 nationalities among its pupils. SESI
MCCOMBIE reports on the way they are learning to work and pray together. A Loving Mistress by ROSEMARY FRIEDMAN abridged in six parts by MEG CLARKE
Read by EVE KARPF (6)
Contributors
Unknown:
Rosemary
Friedman
Unknown:
Meg
Clarke
Read By:
Eve
Karpf
: Afternoon Theatre
Agnus Dei by LOUISE PAGE with Margaret Tyzack Rosalind Shanks and Philip VossAGNES: He called me in the same way he did to be a nun....
What makes my certainty about the priesthood so different? Except that the church won't give me a chance to test it?
Directed by VANESSA WHITBURN
BBC Birmingham
Contributors
Unknown:
Margaret
Tyzack
Unknown:
Rosalind
Shanks
Unknown:
Philip
Voss
Directed By:
Vanessa
Whitburn
Agnes:
Margaret
Tyzack
Tess:
Rosalind
Shanks
Gerald:
Philip
Voss
Lucia:
Carole
Hayman
Brother Simon:
John
Gillett
Fr Paul:
Frank
Gatuff
Nigel:
David
Straun
: Enquire Within
with Neil LandorProducer JAN TAYLOR
Contributors
Unknown:
Neil
Landor
Producer:
Jan
Taylor
: Story Time
The Mind of Mr J. G. ReederThe Stealer of Marble (2)
Contributors
Unknown:
Mr J. G.
Reeder
: PM
with Susannah Simons and Robert WilliamsContributors
Unknown:
Susannah
Simons
Unknown:
Robert
Williams
: The Six O'Clock News
with PETER DONALDSON includingFinancial Report
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Donaldson
: News
: Any Answers?
with David JacobsCompiled by LAURIE MASON Producer CAROLE STONE BBC Bristol
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Jacobs
Unknown:
Laurie
Mason
Producer:
Carole
Stone
: Weather-wise
Meteorologists tend to describe their forecasting ability as 'skill' - an indication of the part still played by intuition and experience in predicting the weather. Reasonable forecasts can now be made days, weeks and even years in advance. But will they ever be completely accurate?In the second of two programmes, Anthony Smith explores the obstacles in the path of the perfect forecast.
Producer GEOFF DEEHAN
Contributors
Unknown:
Anthony
Smith
Producer:
Geoff
Deehan
: Your Move or Mine: [number removed]
Bill Breckon and Tom Tickell are joined by experts to answer your questions.Lines open from 8.0 pm
Contributors
Unknown:
Bill
Breckon
Unknown:
Tom
Tickell
: Actuality
A series of ten montage documentaries3: American Airways - Boston to Mobile
Try the Guido's pizza blindfold test: eat a Guido pizza then eat a blindfold. Today's Nugget o' Truth is brought to you by the Living Waters Community Fellowship ...
Have you ever done it in a helicopter?
See if your can tell the difference.
Three 17-year-old boys admitted yesterday they had shot a man with a bazooka. They said they were out to get vagrants, commies and welfare recipients....
The first of two programmes tracing a journey through the USA in the sound of some of her 9,698 radio stations. Producer PETER EVERETT BBC Manchester
Contributors
Producer:
Peter
Everett
: It Was a Dark and Stormy Night on Bookshelf....
When Hunter Davies challenged Bookshelf listeners to produce a contemporary ghost story, hundreds poured in. A selection of some of the best is read in the first of two programmes.Producer KATE FENTON
Contributors
Unknown:
Hunter
Davies
Producer:
Kate
Fenton
: Kaleidoscope
with Paul VaughanProducer KEVIN JACKSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Vaughan
Producer:
Kevin
Jackson
: A Book at Bedtime
Three stories by WILUAM TREVOR2: The Paradise Lounge
Contributors
Stories By:
Wiluam
Trevor
: The World Tonight
11.0 Headlines long wave only from 11.0: The Financial World Tonight
long wave only: The Exmouth Term
One day in May 1913, 81 cadets, including the young Louis Battenberg , stood on the quay at Portsmouth Docks awaiting the arrival of the Admiralty launch which would take them across the Solent to Osborne Naval College.Each year the surviving members of the 'Exmouth Term 1913' meet for an anniversary lunch at a Salisbury hotel.
Narrator Tom Salmon
Compiled by BRIAN HAWKINS Producer JOHN KNIGHT BBC Bristol
Contributors
Unknown:
Louis
Battenberg
Unknown:
Brian
Hawkins
Producer:
John
Knight
: News
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