6.25 Shipping forecast long wave only
Brian Redhead with LIBBY PURVES including at
S.45* Prayer for the Da" withIES
THE REV RICHARD HARRIES
7.0, 8.9 Today's News Read by EUGENE FRASER
7.30, 8.30 News headlines 7i45 l Thought for the Day
Read by david markham (10,
8.59 Continental Travel Information
popular classics on records, presented by Richard Baker
(Revised repeat of Saturday's broadcast at 7.30 pm)
Producer PADDY o'tsern
NEM, 0 58; Lo, God is here! (BBC hb 264); Psalm 150; Matthew 20, V 29 to
21 V 9 (av): Bright the vision (BBC HB 269)
On Manoeuvres by PHILOMENA ULYATT
Read by Eileen McCallum Producer PATRICK RAYNER BBC Scotland
Brian Johnston recently visited Lutworth in Dorset Producer SARAH PITT BBC Bristol
(Rev rpt: Sun 5.15 pm)
Story: The Happy Little King by MOIRA HERITAGE
Presenters JEAN ROGERS and TONY AITKEN
Written by TONY AITKEN
Producer JANET boulding
Presenters Sue Cook and George Luce
12.55 Weather; programme news: long wave only
with Susannah Simons
1.55 Shipping forecast long wave only
Introduced from Manchester by Marjorie Lofthouse
A Second Chance: Cheshire police put juvenile offenders in touch with volunteers who try to channel their energy into more creative activities. Cy Percival reports.
What a Way to Earn a Living: a germ, a speck of dandruff, and a Scottish sausage, are among the roles that actor Frank Duncan has played. He talks to Brian Morris about making commercials.
After Care: Richard Hemingway asks Judith Evans, North West regional organiser of the Stillbirth Association, about the parents whose babies are born dead.
BBC Manchester
Palm Court (4)
A Slice of the Big Apple by T. D. WEBSTER
An interest in elderly cars is a harmless enough eccentricity. Motoring holidays in France are not unusual either. However, if your elderly car is stolen and then turns up again, and if all sorts of strange people are very interested in its whereabouts when you get home, perhaps something neither harmless nor usual has happened.
Directed by ROGER PINE BBC Birmingham Preview: page 19
It is two years since Elvis Presley died, but in Leicester his memory burns bright. Mick Hay -wood is an Elvis super-fan His life revolves around the memory of the singer, and Dick Gilbert visited his home, the House of Elvis, to find out how his obsession affects his everyday life, to see his treasures, and to hear from Mick's wife, Val, what marriage is like to a man who says he loves his hero more than his wife.
With musical extracts from the King.
Producer FRANCES DONNELLT
A Rooted Sorrow (S)
5.50 Shipping forecast long wave only
5.55 Weather; programme news
including Financial Report
Barry Norman brings you the stories behind the scenes in the world of travel and transport, including Continental Travel Information.
Editor ROGER MACDONALS
(Repeated: Mon 1.40 pm)
Margaret Howard presents her selection.
Producer BRIAN cook
(Repeated: Sat 10.30 am)
A personal portrait
Diaghllev - Maecenas of the Arts. Born in Russia, March 1872 - died in Venice, August 1929.
' I am first a charlatan, though rather a brilliant one; secondly, a great charmer: thirdly, frightened of nobody; fourthly, a man with plenty of logic and very few scruples: fifthly, I seem to have no real talent. Nonetheless, I believe that I have found my true vocation - to be a Maecenas.
I have everything necessary, except money - but that will come.'
(SERGEI PAVLOVITCH
DIAGHILEV)
Michael Oliver celebrates the life and times of an extraordinary man, who not only created Les Ballets Russes, but who greatly influenced 20thcenturyart.
Producer JOHN POWELL
(Tomorrow evening on BBC2 Diaghilev (1872-1029) A Portrait by Tamera Geva)
Douglas Stuart reporting
Another chance to fasten your seat-belts as ALBERT, CARL, GRAHAM, MAURICE and ROBIN race through 30 minutes of music and laughter in the Grumbleweed style.
Written by mike CRAIG and RON MCDONNELL Producer MIKE CRAIG BBC Manchester
(First broadcast on R2)
An Unfinished Woman by LILLIAN HELLMAN abridged for radio in ten parts by joy osborne Read by MARGARET ROBERTSON (10) Producer CHERRY COOKSON long wave only
long wave only
1 The Complete Person
John Julius Norwich narrates the first of six programmes tracing the travelling habits of the English abroad, from Tudor times to the 19th century.
Readers LEONARD FENTON and PHILIP SULLY Written by MARY ANNE EVANS
Producer BRIAN coot
Always in Love with Amy by Ken Whitmore
with Carole Hayman as Amy and Christopher Godwin as Henry
'How can I prove that I love you? Look, I'd do anything: I'd cut oft my right arm.'
'You wouldn't! You wouldn't even cut off your little finger.'
BBC Manchester
Weather report; forecast followed by an interlude
