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With Tony Lewis , at the start of one of the summer's most important weekends... with Liverpool and Manchester United meeting at Wembley in the Charity Shield, European Cup Final athletics in Helsinki, the Final Test between The British Isles and New Zealand in Auckland, and the Fourth Test between England and Australia at Headingley ..plus up-to-the-minute news of the other events at home and abroad.
A Radio Sport and OB production
8.45 Today's Papers

Contributors

Unknown:
Tony Lewis

2: The Stories that Never Got Aired
' Quite a lot of my main-line stories I never got on the air at all because the BBC didn't think them worthy. Like the time when Sir John Reith opened a new town and a drunken woman howled out that she had been thrown out of her home without any compensation.
René Cutforth looks back on his career as a correspondent Producer PETER DE ROSA

Contributors

Unknown:
Sir John Reith
Producer:
Peter de Rosa

A light-as-a-feather form of entertainment for the wireless with Donald Swann (and pianoforte) and Ray Alan with Lord Charles Joan Savage
(have song will travail) Jeremy Taylor
(songs, poetry for the populace) and MAX HARRIS AND HIS PLAYERS Producer JOHN BROWELL

Contributors

Unknown:
Donald Swann
Unknown:
Ray Alan
Unknown:
Lord Charles Joan Savage
Unknown:
Jeremy Taylor
Unknown:
Max Harris
Producer:
John Browell

medium only
An hour's miscellany of chat, fact and fiction with Anne Gregg and Peter Windows. And Eirene Beck reads
Frank and Carrie by EDITH REVELY , abridged by ANGELA JESSON. Produced by the Woman's Hour Unit

Contributors

Unknown:
Anne Gregg
Unknown:
Peter Windows.
Unknown:
Eirene Beck
Unknown:
Edith Revely
Abridged By:
Angela Jesson.

Gwyn Thomas , novelist, play-wright, humorist, introduces a selection of his favourite poetry and prose.
- My private dream has been to go around in a satin smoking jacket like Noel Coward scattering stinging acerbities into the eyes of m.y anxieties, all trained in the" kennels of Francis Thompson. '
Readers CAVIN CAMPBELL and PAUL MEIER
Producer BRIAN PATTEN BBC Bristol
(Before an invited audience at the Arts Centre, Bristol)

Contributors

Unknown:
Gwyn Thomas
Unknown:
Noel Coward
Readers:
Francis Thompson.
Readers:
Paul Meier
Producer:
Brian Patten

by Alick Rowe
Sarah Fielding is missing, presumed dead. Her sister Emma, who believes in ESP, senses that this is not so, and sets out to investigate, helped by her fiance, Derek Stockdale. With a Welsh valley as the setting, a complicated trail leads her to the frightening truth...
The outdoor scenes were recorded on location
(Repeated: Monday 3.5 pm)
9.58 Weather

Contributors

Writer:
Alick Rowe
Directed By:
Richard Wortley
Emma:
Nicolette McKenzie
Derek:
Sean Arnold
Edgar Webborn:
William Eedle
Lloyd:
Edward Kelsey
Mrs Lloyd:
Joan Matheson
Ieuan Lloyd/First voice/Gwilym Lloyd:
Brian Hewlett
Price Lloyd:
Alaric Cotter
Timothy Marle:
Kenneth Shanley
The Rev Morgan:
Haydn Jones
Second voice:
David Graham
Police Constable:
Paul Meier
Sarah Fielding:
Nicolette McKenzie

A serial in eight episodes Author ISAAC ASIMOV Book 1: Foundation
Programme 1: Psychohistory and Encyclopedia
The Galactic Empire is doomed, the seeds of its destruction have been sown - by itself. Only the great psychologist and mathematician, Hari Sel don, has both the foresight and the knowledge to save the Galaxy from thousands of years of barbarism. This was the reason for his setting up the Foundation.
Encyclopedic read-out
DAVID VALLA. Audio adaptation PATRICK TULL
Directed by DAVID CAIN BBC Radiophonic Workshop

Contributors

Unknown:
Isaac Asimov
Unknown:
Hari Sel
Directed By:
David Cain
On Trantor:Hari Seldon:
William Eedle
Gaal Dornick:
Geoffrey Beevers
Advocate:
Heron Carvic
On Terminus:Salvor Hardin:
Lee Montague
Yohan Lee:
John Hollis
Lewis Pirenne:
Roy Spencer
Anselm Rodric:
Rolf Lefebvre
Lord Dorwin:
Ronald Herdman
Tomaz Sutt:
Brian Haines
Jord Fara:
John Rowe

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