John Dunn with resident bands, singers, discs
Band of the Day: SYDNEY SAX plus news, weather, and traffic

Going to the Pictures
A talk by MARGARET BENTLEY
1: A Man for all Seasons

Trip to Touraine by LAURENCE Grafftey-Smith read by JOHN Witty

Last Friday afternoon's broadcast

Jimmy Hanley presents music played by the EBC N. IRELAND ORCHESTRA
Conductor, TERENCE LOVETT

REGINALD Leopold AND THE PALM COURT ORCHESTRA with Raimund Herincx (baritone)
Broadcast on June 16

from the North of England
Introduced by Barbara McDonald
The Matchmaking Man:
JOYCE MORTON 'S son was determined to help her remarry
Is Your Phrase Book Really
Necessary?: JOAN POMFRET on how she manages without one
To Lift or to Leave: a light-hearted look at the motorist's dilemma by ROBERT WARD
Togetherness: should couples take holidays together or apart? MARY GRIFFITHS investigates Send Him Victorious by DOUGLAS HURD and ANDREW OSMOND abridged by B. J. Salmon read by RICHARD LEECH
First of fifteen instalments

Written by Jeffrey Segal
Jenny has been offered, and has accepted. the West End stage part she. auditioned for. Gwen, whose holiday plans are in jeopardy as a result, has reacted very reasonably. Moira has decided to buy a secondhand car, which has not altogether pleased Roddy. Billy's girl friend has stood him up: on the rebound, he has decided to work at the garage. The swinging young American who saw the flat at the Sheiling has turned ft down.

and Cricket Scoreboard

with Peter Haigh
News, views, and music
Produced by Brian Willey

with Album Time
A review of L.P.s and E.P.s

and Cricket close of play scores

TIME
Presenter, Corbett Woodall

A serial in five parts by Tony Van den Bergh with Noel Johnson and Peter Pratt
Part 4: A war hero died in circumstances that left the slur of treachery on his memory. His brother George was determined to wipe out that slur, but in his search for the truth he ran the risk of death himself. And worse ...
Produced by Betty Davies

The game that turns the pages of show-biz history with Jimmy JEWEL, JOAN TURNER
PETER NOBLE, NORMAN NEWELL
Chairman. BARRY TOOK
Programme devised and compiled by Denis Gifford
Produced by BILL WORSLEY

Well, what about him?
David Jacobs with Sheila STEAFEL , JOSEPHINE BLAKE and THE KARLINS take a running jump into the mad, mad world of Dick Emery Music by THE KEN MOULE NINE
Written by Bryan Blackburn Denis Goodwin , Molly Millest
Produced by Trafford Whitelock
Sunday's broadcast
Dick Emery and The Karlins are tn * The Happy Holiday Show ' at the Palace Pier Theatre. Brighton; Josephine Blake in ' Sweet Charity ' at the Prince of Wales Theatre. London

David Allan introduces music in the country style, featuring
JOHNNY CASH, JUNE CARTER
TENNESSEE THREE, CARL PERKINS plus the Jim REEVES spot Produced by Ian Grant