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: Farming Week
Presented from East Anglia by Les Cottington: Today
Presented by Peter Hobday and Sue MacGregor6.30, 7.30, 8.30 News Summary
7.0,8.0 Today's News Read by cuve ROSLIN
7.25*, 8.25* Sport
With GARRY RICHARDSON
7.45* Thought for the Day Editor JULIAN HOLLAND
Contributors
Presented By:
Peter
Hobday
Presented By:
Sue
MacGregor
Read By:
Cuve
Roslin
Unknown:
Garry
Richardson
Editor:
Julian
Holland
: The Week on 4
with Charlotte Green: Griff Rhys Jones reads Roald Dahl: George's Marvellous Medicine
First of three parts'I'm going shopping in the village', George's mother said. 'So be a good boy and don't get up to mischief.' This was a silly thing to say to a small boy....
Contributors
Author:
Roald
Dahl
Reader:
Griff Rhys
Jones
Producer:
Peter
Fozzard
: News
: The Secret Life of the Circus
Behind the glitter and thrill of the Big Top, the circus is in difficulties -audiences are falling and competition is stiff. Yet the old-style troupe, travelling the country with artists and animals, still exists -as in the Roberts Brothers' Super Circus.The Roberts family has brought this form of entertainment to the public for generations. They perform and organise a show containing tigers and elephants, clowns and magicians, ringboys and grooms- week by week, town by town, rain or shine.
Circus people are closely-related and close-knit. Margaret Percy goes 'behind the curtain' to reveal how - and why - they live as they do, and contrasts the 'secret life' with the public face. Producer SHARON BANOFF
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Contributors
Unknown:
Margaret
Percy
Producer:
Sharon
Banoff
: Morning Story
Teigue of the Lee by THOMAS CROKERRead by Sean Barrett Producer MITCH RAPER
Contributors
Unknown:
Thomas
Croker
Read By:
Sean
Barrett
Producer:
Mitch
Raper
: Daily Service
New Every Morning, page 34;Jesus Christ is risen today (BBC HB 105): Most gracious Lord
(Anthems for Choirs 1); John 20, w 1-10; Good Christian men, rejoice and sing (BBC HB 103) Stereo
: Poetry Please
Presented by Kevin Crossley-Holland Readers ISABEL DEAN and GEOFFREY COLLINSProducer MARGARET BRADLEY BBC Bristol. Stereo
Contributors
Presented By:
Kevin
Crossley-Holland
Presented By:
Geoffrey
Collins
Producer:
Margaret
Bradley
: The Food Programme
Another chance to hear five editions from the 1984 series 1: Food DiaristsPresented by Derek Cooper
Producer JOY HATWOOD (Rev repeat)
Contributors
Presented By:
Derek
Cooper
: King Street Junior
by JIM ELDRIDGE starring3: Crime and Punishment featuring Tom Watson as Mr Holliday (the Deputy Head)
A simple case of vandalism - and Eric Brown discovers that there is more to a teacher's life than standing in front of a class.
Producer JOHN FAWCETT WILSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Jim
Eldridge
Unknown:
Tom
Watson
Unknown:
Mr
Holliday
Unknown:
Eric
Brown
Producer:
John Fawcett
Wilson
Eric Brown:
Peter
Davison
Mr Beeston, the Headmaster:
James
Grout
Mrs Rudd:
Vivienne
Martin
Miss Lewis:
Marlene
Sidaway
Sam Simmons:
Tristan
McGuire
Susan Atkins:
Jenny
Hasler
: The World at One: News Presented by John Sergeant
Editor DEREK LEWISContributors
Editor:
Derek
Lewis
: Listening Corner
A Week with Grandfather Archibald 1: Monday Written and presented by David Ashton Producer MARY KALEMKERIAN BBCBirminghamContributors
Unknown:
Grandfather
Archibald
Presented By:
David
Ashton
Producer:
Mary
Kalemkerian
: Jacqueline duPre
A portrait for her 40th birthday with contributions fromIRIS DU PRE, DANIEL BARENBOIM
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH ,
THE EARL OF HAREWOOD.
LADY BARBIROLLI, WILLIAM PLEETH
PAUL TORTELJER , YEHUDI MENUHIN
ANTONY HOPKINS, CHARLES BEARE and SUVI RAJ GRUBB
Presented by Roger Snowdon Producer RAY ABBOTT Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Daniel
Barenboim
Unknown:
William
Wordsworth
Unknown:
William
Pleeth
Unknown:
Paul
Torteljer
Unknown:
Charles
Beare
Presented By:
Roger
Snowdon
Producer:
Ray
Abbott
: Thames Mara to Tokyo
Last year the author and broadcaster Alun Richards travelled out to Japan on an oriental container-ship. In five letters home he reflects on his first experience of life among the Japanese and the pleasures of a long sea voyage.1: Mysterious Oriental spices Grown Here
Producer ADRIAN MOURBY BBC Wales
Contributors
Unknown:
Alun
Richards
Producer:
Adrian
Mourby
: The Afternoon Play
GormenghastThe second of two plays based on the Titus Groan novels by MERVYNPEAKE dramatised for radio by BRIAN SIBLEY
Schoolmasters:
Stereo
Contributors
Radio By:
Brian
Sibley
Steerpike:
With
Sting
The Artist:
Freddie
Jones
Dr Prunesquallor:
Bernard
Hepton
Irma Prunesquallor:
Judy
Parfitt
Gertrude:
Eleanor
Bron
Clarice and Cora:
Sheila
Hancock
Fuchsia:
Jill
Lidstone
Flay:
Cyril
Shaps
Barquentine:
Maurice
Denham
Bellgrove:
Michael
Aldridge
Nannie Slagg:
Hilda
Schroder
Titus aged 7:
Vicky
Ireland
Titus aged 17:
Julian
Firth
Mulefire:
Arnold
Diamond
Cutflower:
David
Garth
Shrivell:
Alan
Thompson
Shred:
Davld
Slnclalr
Opus Fluke:
John
Forbes Robertson
Perch-Prism:
Davld
Gooderson
: Points of Departure
Christopher Matthew sets out on the last of his travellers' trails. Today: coaching ins and outs at Victoria, London.Contributors
Unknown:
Christopher
Matthew
: Story Time
A Gun for Sale (6): PM
Presented by Valerie Singleton and Richard BathContributors
Presented By:
Valerie
Singleton
Presented By:
Richard
Bath
: Nineteen Ninety-four
3: Choice is Progress: News
: Click
First of four programmes The Moment in TimeThousands of cameras taking millions of Pictures.
Photography can be either a consuming hobby or a fascinating profession. With the help of resident expert
Ron Spillman , this first edition of radio's picture programme looks at the bewildering array of camera equipment available. Also in the viewfinder, a close-up of the professional press photographer.
Written and presented by Ken Blakeson
Producer GEOFFREY HEWITT BBCBirmingham. Stereo ●HELPLINES:page 77
Contributors
Unknown:
Ron
Spillman
Presented By:
Ken
Blakeson
Producer:
Geoffrey
Hewitt
: 'Dear loving beautiful friend....'
In 1952 a young violinist,Audrey Napier-Smith , wrote a fan letter to the Poet Laureate John Masefield. So began an extraordinary correspondence which was to continue without a break until his death at 88. June Knox-Mawer talks to
Audrey Napier-Smith about their relationship and discovers in the letters a very different
Masefield from his public image. Reader DAVID GARTH
Producer CLARE SELERIE GREY
Contributors
Violinist:
Audrey
Napier-Smith
Unknown:
John
Masefield.
Unknown:
Audrey
Napier-Smith
Reader:
David
Garth
Producer:
Clare
Selerie
: The Monday Play: Battleships
by Harry BartonJuly 1940: following the fall of France the French Admiral in Alexandria is confronted with the most difficult decision of his life - to fight his way past the British fleet or to surrender, scuttle or demobilise his ships. Lt John Sandwich is seconded as interpreter to the British Admiral during the tense negotiations.... a situation complicated by his love for a young Frenchwoman.
BBC Manchester
Contributors
Written By:
Harry
Barton
Directed By:
Robert
Cooper
John Sandwich:
Stephen
Boxer
William Tromp:
Michael
Loney
Pay:
Geoffrey
Banks
Commander:
Arnold
Diamond
Chief writer:
Alan
Thompson
Master at Arms:
John
Forbes-Robertson
Carmichael:
Christopher
Douglas
Mariannina:
Nlcola
Vickery
Eugenie:
Cecile
Paoli
Philippe:
Graham
Blockey
Mr Jennings:
Brian
Smith
British Admiral:
Charles
Gray
Rear-Admiral Duncan:
William
Eedle
Marine officer:
John
Webb
French Admiral:
David
Garth
Poirier:
Peter
Acre
: Kaleidoscope
Tubular PopWhistle Test, The Tube, Other
Side of the Tracks, Oxford Road Show, Top of the Pops.... Over the last two years television has found a new growth area -pop television programmes. During this period nine series have been shown using videos, interviews and live bands, and the audience is still growing, with Top of the Pops regularly netting over ten million viewers.
Mark Ellen investigates the reason for television's expansion into pop music and talks to directors, presenters and groups, including
John Taylor , Adam Ant,
Malcolm Gerrie , Michael Hurll , Paul Gambaccini , Pete Murray and Mike Mansfield. Producer JOHN BOUNDY
Editor THOMAS SUTCLIFFE
Contributors
Unknown:
Mark
Ellen
Unknown:
John
Taylor
Unknown:
Malcolm
Gerrie
Unknown:
Michael
Hurll
Unknown:
Paul
Gambaccini
Unknown:
Pete
Murray
Unknown:
Mike
Mansfield.
Producer:
John
Boundy
Editor:
Thomas
Sutcliffe
: A Book at Bedtime The Magic Toyshop
by ANGELA CARTER abridged in 12 episodes by KEITH DARVILLRead by LYNN FARLEIGH (6) Producer MAURICE LEITCH
Contributors
Unknown:
Angela
Carter
Unknown:
Keith
Darvill
Read By:
Lynn
Farleigh
Producer:
Maurice
Leitch
: The World Tonight
National and international news, background, analysis and comment.Presenter Richard Kershaw
11.0 Headlines
Editor BLAIR THOMSON
Contributors
Presenter:
Richard
Kershaw
Editor:
Blair
Thomson
: A Proper Little Gent
The Story of the Rector of StiffkeyHaving spent 20 years 'saving young women from sin', in 1932 The Rev Harold Davidson was unfrocked for alleged 'immoral conduct' after a spectactular nine-week trial. The rector's subsequent antics made headlines throughout the 1930s. Ray Gosling examines his extraordinary career.
Producer ALASTAIR WILSON
BBC Manchester (Revised repeat)
Contributors
Unknown:
Harold
Davidson
Unknown:
Ray
Gosling
Producer:
Alastair
Wilson
: * am News
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