Stereo

with Sue MacGregor and John Humphrys

Part 2

Barry Cunliffe presents a special edition.
Who was
Schmuel Gelbfisz and how did he help create the American dream?
Why was Ally Sloper not quite the Victorians' idea of a 'gentleman'? And would Galileo have agreed with the Three Wise Men about that star?
Researcher FELICITY GOODALL Producers KATE MCALL and JOHN KNIGHT BBC Bristol

with Tony Wilkinson.
Agricultural west Wales votes on Sunday drinking; the Carmarthen Journal reports on the English invasion of the villages; and the local rugby club's secret weapon: a female physiotherapist. Stereo

Today Cliff Morgan meets a man who earns his living fishing for pearls, and also enjoys a community play recalling Dundee's history. Stereo (R)

Stereo

Stereo (Omnibus edition on Saturday at 6.25pm)

Eartha Kitt talks with Dr Anthony Clare. (R)

4: A Reunion for the Soldiers
Every year, the Air Despatch Squadron holds its reunion. Those who have exchanged their uniform for civvies compare experiences with their former friends and colleagues, stereo

The Navy Lark Events aboard
HMS Troutbridge.
Starring Leslie Phillips Stephen Murray and Jon Pertwee.
With RICHARD CALDICOT
HEATHER CHASEN
RONNIE BARKER
TENNIEL EVANS and MICHAEL BATES. Announcer
RONALD FLETCHER. Script LAURIE WYMAN Producer
ALASTAIR SCOTT JOHNSTON (First broadcast in 1966)

with Gordon Clough

Sarah Greene reads Sarah and the Birthday Party by MARY HOFFMAN. Stereo (R)

Romance
Presenter Jenni Murray. Kathleen Griffm celebrates the Provence troubadours;
Tony Blair , MP, and Sebastian Coe discuss the influence of chivalry on chauvinism; Linda Myles weeps at
Hollywood's black and white 40s vision; while novelist Maria Scherer and poet Fiona Pitt -
Kethley discuss whether romance is still alive - if so, should it be killed off? And continuing the romantic mood,
Diana Fairfax reads Lunch in Winter by WILLIAM TREVOR. Producer HAZEL CASTELL

by ANTHONY HOPE adapted by ERIC MASCHWITZ and KAY PATRICK. With and
von Tarlenheim.
A swashbuckling tale of English gentleman Rudolf Rassendyll and his adventures in Ruritania.
Directed by MARTIN JENKINS (First broadcast in 1973)

Christopher Cook meets three film-makers who have made it to the big screen this year:
Michael Maloney , who was the Dauphin in Kenneth Branagh 's Henry V;
Frances Barber , who starred in We Think the World of You; and Steve Woolley , producer of the film Scandal.
Producer JOHN BOUNDY Stereo

Presented by Robert Williams

by ARTHUR RANSOME. Read by Bob Peck. 2: The Golden Fish
Long, long ago, an old fisherman caught a golden fish. In return for its freedom, the fish promised him anything he or his greedy wife desired. Producer ALISON HINDELL

and Financial Report

with Liz Goulding as Pat Brandon.
4: A Very Occasional Day. Stereo (R)

starring Andy Hamilton and , and some small round bits of plastic as Buttons.
With Felicity Montagu and Jasper Jacob. Producer
PAUL MAYHEW-ARCHER . Stereo

Peter Evans puts your questions to
Professor Noel Dilly Dr Steve Jones and Professor John Taylor. Producer DEBORAH COHEN

A Tale of Two Cities
6: The Track of a Storm Stereo (R)

Bernard Levin is
Robin Ray 's guest. Stereo (R)

Bread and Butterflies
Hit comedy writer Carla Lane talks to Paul Allen. Producer SIMON BROUGHTON Stereo (R)

Presenter Alexander MacLeod. Stereo

2: Tony Holland made his muscles dance to music, but what happened after
Opportunity stopped Knocking? (R)

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass , an American Slave (4). Stereo

Violinist Kyung Wha Chung talks to June Knox-Mawer about her life in both Korea and the West as she introduces some of her own recordings. Stereo (R)