Broadcast on April 30, 1967
9.0 News; Weather
gramophone records

Introduced by JOHN LADE
Recent orchestral records: reviewed by NOËL GOODWIN
A postscript to the Beethoven piano concertos: JOSEPH COOPER

Introduced by Steve Race

Introduced by PETER JONES
Directed by Geoff Dobson and Angus Mackay
12.30 SPORTS PARADE
Including your afternoon's Weather Forecast
1.0 PRIZE QUIZ
LIAM NOLAN poses this week's questions and reveals the names of last week's lucky Premium Bond winners
Devised by John Fenton
1.15 MEETBLEDDYN WILLIAMS
Bleddyn Williams has been described as the greatest Welsh centre three-quarter of his era. The former Captain of Cardiff and Wales talks to ALUN WILLIAMS
1.40 CRICKET
Round the Counties
The third of a series of four programmes looking ahead to the new Cricket season.
This week: The Midlands
Two Captains, ALAN SMITH (Warwickshire) and ROGER PRIDEAUX (Northamptonshire), and two Secretaries, MICHAEL TURNER (Leicestershire) and JOE LISTER (Worcestershire) set the Midlands scene, with PETER CRANMER in the chair.
RACING
1.55 The Rouge Dragon Stakes
Over one mile and a half
2.25 The Heinz Steeple Chase
Over two miles and a half
3.30 The Ascot 1,000 Guineas
Trial Stakes
Over seven furlongs
Commentaries by PETER BROMLEY, with a summary by ROGER MORTIMER on this afternoon's classic trial for fillies. From Ascot Heath
4.55 Full Racing Results
2.10 YOU'VE ASKED FOR IT
MAURJCE EDELSTON introduces commentaries on past sporting events requested by listeners
Compiled by John Fenton
2.40 TALKING SPORT
Topics and personalities In the news.
RUGBY UNION
INTERNATIONAL
2.50 : 3.45
Wales v. England
The first half of this afternoon's Championship decider described by ALUN WILLIAMS and ALAN GIBSON , with summaries and comments from W. E. N. Davis
From Cardiff Arms Park
3.50 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
The F.A. Amateur Cup Final
North Shields v.
Sutton United
4.42* Results as they come in, direct from the BBC Sports Room
5.0 : 5.55
Classified Football Results
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5.0 SPORTS REPORT
Including reports on some of today's leading matches

Last of three recitals of some less often played works played by VALERIE TRYON
Broadcast on May 6. 1968

The last of a series of programmes on the background and present situation of Britain's ' Travellers '
3: They must have freedom a study of their present and future problems
Compiled and introduced by JOHN SEYMOUR with contributions by PROFESSOR WALTER STARKIE RICHARD WADE
BRIAN VESEY-FITZGERALD
GORDON BOSWELL , GRATTON PUXON and various ' Travellers and with the help of Miss Dora Yates and The Gypsy Lore Society
Produced by Hallam Tennyson
Second broadcast

played by DON SMITHERS (cornett) PETER OWEN (cornett)

† PHILIP COLLINS examines the changing Victorian attitude to the shedding of the manly tear, both in life and over literature.
He concentrates particularly on the critical response to the novels of Dickens, and hints that our modern suspicion of the moist eye and the trembling lip may obstruct a full appreciation of Victorian sentiment and social concern.

Conductor, DAVID ATHERTON
Part 1

Anthony Quinton
Fellow in Philosophy, New College, Oxford
Last of four fortnightly talks

Part 2
Concert given at the Queen Eliza. beth Hall. London, on February 12

by Geoffrey Chaucer
An illustrated talk by PROFESSOR ' NEVILL COGHILL to introduce the twelve weekly dramatised readings from his new English translation which begin next week
Marius Goring as Chaucer ALEXANDER JOHN as Troilus ELIZABETH MORGAN as Criseyde GABRIEL WOOLF as Pandarus
Produced by RAYMOND RAIKES
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