Channel Filter
Second Holmes: 5: The Case of the Neglected Farm
(Broadcast Sunday 7.02 pm)
12.55 Weather; travel; programme news
Stop the Week with Robert Robinson
Music by JEREMY NICHOLAS Producer MICHAEL EMBER
Second Holmes: 1: The Case of the Grandfather's Client
by Grant Eustace
With Peter Egan as Stamford Holmes and Jeremy Nicholas as Dr Watson.
(Details: Wed 12.27 pm)
Stop the Week with Robert Robinson
Music by JEREMY NICHOLAS Producer MICHAEL EMBER
Stop the Week with Robert Robinson
Music by JEREMY NICHOLAS Producer MICHAEL EMBER
Stop the Week with Robert Robinson
Music by JEREMY NICHOLAS Producer MICHAEL EMBER
Stop the Week with Robert Robinson
Music by JEREMY NICHOLAS Producer MICHAEL EMBER
Stop the Week with Robert Robinson
Music by JEREMY NICHOLAS Producer MICHAEL EMBER
Stop the Week with Robert Robinson
Music by JEREMY NICHOLAS Producer MICHAEL EMBER
Second Holmes
3: The Case of the Reading Undertaker
Written by GRANT EUSTACE Producer
PAUL MAYHEW-ARCHER
(Repeated: Wed 12.27 pm)
Stop the Week with Robert Robinson
Musical Interlude by JEREMY NICHOLAS
Producer MICHAEL EMBER
Stop the Week with Robert Robinson
Music by JEREMY NICHOLAS Producer MICHAEL EMBER
Funny You Should Sing That
JAKE THACKRAY , BENNY HILL,
ARTHUR ASKEY , MAX MILLER , LESUE SARONY, RICHARD STILGOE , THE BONZOS and CHARLES PENROSE are just some of those likely to turn up, as Jeremy Nicholas takes an affectionate look at 100 years of comic song-writing. Producer IAN GARDHOUSE
Woman's Hour
My Life and Times by JEROME K JEROME abridged in seven parts by PAT MCLOUGHUN. Read by Jeremy Nicholas (1) 'I was born in Staffordshire on 2 May 1859.'
Thus begins Jerome K. Jerome 's autobiography, first published in 1926, the year before his death. (Music: Alschausky's Waltz Aria No 2 for trombone and orchestra) Editor SANDRA CHALMERS
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