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Musical Memories
An evocative tune, a memorable concert, a song perfectly sung. Most of us have a favourite piece of music that brings back memories.
Steve Race brings his considerable musical knowledge to a selection of listeners who will be sharing their musical memories with him. Your tune may be among them. Produced by the Woman's Hour Unit
Call [number removed]from 8.0 am

Contributors

Unknown:
Steve Race

The Christmas Tree by CHARLOTTE LESSING Read by Julia Lang
All the usual efficient Christmas count-down had gone to pieces. Even the tree. the nasty plastic substitute for the real thing, was lying in the hall. long and thin: nobody had bothered to stand it up.

Contributors

Read By:
Julia Lang

Introduced by Sue MacGregor
It's a Gift: 12,000 London schoolchildren have recently attended four Carol Concerts with a difference. NICK HUGHES followed the months of planning and rehearsal.
2.0-2.2 News
Reading Your Letters.
Daisy and her/his Sex Change: since the shattering news, MARIE CROSSMAN 'S cat has a more robust approach to life!
JUNE ROSE with a Jewish I Woman Of Goodwill
Lifetime: KHALED ALHEGELAN is 15 and has Thalassaemia, an incurable disease, but believes his life will be long enough Jamaica Inn (11)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Sue MacGregor
Unknown:
Nick Hughes
Unknown:
Marie Crossman

by CHARLES DICKENS , dramatised in 12 parts by BARRY CAMPBELL and CONSTANCE COX
' Whenever I meet that Jingle again, I'll inflict personal chastisement on him. I will or my name is not Pickwick.'
' And whenever I catches hold o' that melancholly chap with the black hair, if I don't bring some real water into his eyes, my name a'nt Weller.'
Mr Pickwick and Sam have so far been outwitted by Jingle and Job Trotter but they're not defeated yet.
5: Perambulations and Proposals
With HEATHER BELL , SUSAN COL-GRAVE , DEDDIE DAVIES , ERIC ALLEN ,. MICHAEL GOLDIE and KENNETH SHANLEY Directed by JANE MORGAN
(Elizabeth Spriggs is a National Theatre Player; Tim Wylton is a member of the RSC)

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Unknown:
Charles Dickens
Unknown:
Barry Campbell
Unknown:
Constance Cox
Unknown:
Mr Pickwick
Unknown:
Job Trotter
Unknown:
Heather Bell
Unknown:
Susan Col-Grave
Unknown:
Deddie Davies
Unknown:
Eric Allen
Unknown:
Michael Goldie
Unknown:
Kenneth Shanley
Directed By:
Jane Morgan
Unknown:
Elizabeth Spriggs
Unknown:
Tim Wylton
Mr Pickwick:
Freddie Jones
Winkle:
Philip Bond
Tupman:
Michael Graham Cox
Snodgrass:
Stephen Thorne
Jingle:
Paul Chapman
Sam Weller:
Douglas Livingstone
Mrs Bardell:
Elizabeth Spriggs
Charles Dickens:
Simon Cadell
Tony Weller:
John Hollis
Mr Magnus:
David Sinclair
Miss Witherfield:
Hilda Schroder
Job Trotter:
Tim Wtlton
Mr Nupkins:
Bruce Purchase
Mary:
Alison Frazer
Mrs Cluppins:
Cécile Chevreau

The humorous wireless programme. Lesson 25:
Not to be Unwrapped the Burkiss Way, starring Jo Kendall. Nigel Rees
Chris Emmett and Fred Harris Written by ANDREW MARSHALL and DAVID RENWICK
(Repeated: Thursday 12.27 pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Jo Kendall.
Unknown:
Nigel Rees
Unknown:
Chris Emmett
Unknown:
Fred Harris
Written By:
Andrew Marshall
Written By:
David Renwick

Compiled by PATRIC DICKINSON Introduced by William Eedle Readers GAVIN CAMPBELL and ELIZABETH BELL and featuring
Milton's Hymn on the Morning of Christ's Nativity
Producer CHERRY COOKSON

Contributors

Unknown:
Patric Dickinson
Introduced By:
William Eedle
Introduced By:
Readers Gavin Campbell
Introduced By:
Elizabeth Bell

Presented by Michael Day , Professor of Anatomy, St Thomas 's Hospital Medical School, London
The discovery of parts of a mysterious and unidentified skeleton in deposits in the Thames Valley by an amateur fossil hunter could have unforeseen significance in our interpretation of the fossil record of the dinosaurs.
Dr Alan Charig , Curator of Fossil Reptiles and Birds, British Museum of Natural History; Dr Jack Miller , Assistant Director of Research, Department of Geodesy and Geophysics, University of Cambridge: and Dr John Waechter , Senior Lecturer in Pre-History, the Institute of Archaeology, London, visit the site and discuss the revelance of the finds. Producers GEOFF DEEHAN and MICHAEL BRIGHT

Contributors

Presented By:
Michael Day
Unknown:
St Thomas
Unknown:
Dr Alan Charig
Unknown:
Dr Jack Miller
Unknown:
Dr John Waechter
Producers:
Geoff Deehan

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