with Marjorie Lofthouse Stereo
with Anne Knighton. Stereo
A light-hearted miscellany of post-Christmas fare, served up by John Walters and Carol Thatcher, with contributions from Father Christmas in Lapland, Jeffrey Bernard in Soho, Mollie Harris in Ambridge and Peter Hobday at a health farm.
The third of three stories by Richmal Crompton. William and the Princess Goldilocks
All the residents of Herbert Street in Treherbert prepare for their 20th annual holiday together. This year, it's by bus to Spain. Will Glenys lose her false teeth again ... ?
Producer Caroline Sarli (R)
Eric Robson dons his deerstalker and holds a magnifying glass to the world of lexicographers, as they investigate which new words will make it into the dictionaries. Producer Penny Afzal
Another chance to hear four classic comedy favourites.
1: I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again or Dr Zhivago and His Magic Tramp
Starring Tim Brooke -Taylor, John Cleese ,
Graeme Garden , David Hatch , Jo Kendall and Bill Oddie , with The Dave Lee Group. Producers David Hatch and Edward Taylor
(First broadcast in 1970)
Life without George by Lynne Truss.
Read by Michael Williams. Producer Marilyn Imrie
Introit: Wolcum Yole !; Up! Good Christian Folk, and Listen; I John 4, w 7-16 (18); Nativity Carol
(Rutter); God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen (arr Willcocks).
Director of Music
Stephen Layton. Stereo
3: The Seeds of Love 'Miss Bathsheba
Everdene, not in the least in love with Farmer
Boldwood, had an offer many women of her rank and station in the neighbourhood would have been wild to accept.' Stereo
3: A personal journey from Greenham to Cambridge.
Six programmes in which John Cleese and his former psychiatrist, Dr Robin Skynner , discuss how relationships are formed and how to sustain and develop them.
3: Mothering and Paranoia With the help of the residents of Brookside and John Masefield.
Producers Rachel Yorke and Jonathan James-Moore . Stereo
Stereo
In the second of two programmes, environmentalist
Jonathon Porritt presents his selection of favourite poetry and prose.
Readers Diana Quick and Andrew Sachs.
Producer Kate Whitehead. Stereo
Kenneth Grahame 's
The Wind in the Willows dramatised by A A Milne, with the original
Fraser-Simpson music.
Music arranged by Peter Hope
Director Martin Jenkins
(First broadcast in 1973) 0 CHILDREN: page 24
2: At 'The Fly' in Belfast, a group of jockeys, bookies and punters talk to Robert Robinson. (R)
The stars of one of MGM's most popular musicals - Gene Kelly ,
Donald O'Connor , Debbie Reynolds - together with directors, producers and other Hollywood veterans, recall memories of a film set in the period when the silent era lurched into the talkies.
Presenter Nigel Andrews. Producer Rosemary Hart. Stereo
3: Bentley's oldest resident meets the press, and a cow called Clare gets involved with higher mathematics.
Stereo
2: The Two Little Pigs Reporters Neil Walker and David Clayton capture the tension and excitement as they attend Warwickshire's Rare
Breeds Annual Show with Liz and Brian Eeles and their two Berkshire pigs. (R)
2: The guitarist
John Williams talks to
June Knox-Mawer about his career, and introduces part of Paul Hart 's
Concerto for guitar and jazz orchestra and the whole of Rodrigo's
Concierto de Aranjuez. Stereo (R)
2: In-Depth Questions, Shallow Answers Stereo (R)
All the Globe's a Stage Six days a week the Globe Theatre wakes up at
10.00am and prepares for that day's performance of Ayckbourn's Man of the Moment. Lights are checked, sound rehearsed,the swimming-pool cleaned all ready for curtain-up.
Jeremy Front follows the build-up to a performance. Producer John Boundy Stereo (R)
The last of three stories. Beauty and Pock Face A Chinese story of an ugly sister and a wicked stepmother. Producer Tessa Kendall
Robert Sandall looks at the changing nature of the pop industry over the last 30 years, with contributions from the people who were there at the making of some of the most influential pop records of our time.
Producer Chris Paling. Stereo
In My Wildest Dreams by Leslie Thomas. Part 10.
Abridged by John Scotney Producer Peter King (R)
The last of six programmes with Robert Booth.
Guests:
Christina Hardyment , Jennifer Paterson , Viscount Norwich and Baron Oaksey.
Producer Harry Thompson Stereo (R)
Robin Ray 's guest is David Puttnam.
Producer Andrew Mussett
Stereo (R) (Tomorrow's guest is Joanna Lumley )
