John Dunn with resident bands singers, and discs plus news. weather, and traffic

introduces Family Choice your record requests
Joe Henderson is appearing at The Winter Gardens. Bournemouth

Caribbean Neighbours
RONALD SPIVEY talking about people and situations he met in the West Indies
1: In the Jaws of the Crocodile

Quits
A short story by Eric ROBERTS
Read by the author

Last Friday afternoon's broadcast

presents music with the Accent on Melody

(1,500 m. only)

from Birmingham
Introduced by JOAN HARPER
Women's Day at the Zoo in Saudi Arabia
JUDITH ALLEN
Furniture on Request
SHEILA BAILEY investigates a new Shrewsbury scheme
Fifty Years of the Forestry Commission
HARRY SOAN reports from the Commission's Museum near Ludlow
Behind every Successful Man....
KAY DOTRICE , DOREEN HUNT , and MARGARET CANTWELL With SONIA BEESLEY
The Lady with the Dog by CHEKHOV abridged by Virginia Browne-Wilkinson read by JILL BALCON
First of two Instalments

by Mel Shrott
Repeated: Tuesday, 11.15 a.m. For cast hst see Tuesday, 4.15 p.m.
Produced by GLYN DEARMAN
MARTIN JENKINS , BETTY DAVIES

including Racing Results and Cricket teatime scores

with David Gell
For news, views, and music from all directions
Produced by Brian Willey

Brian Matthew with a review of the current popular record releases
Produced by Lilian Duff

and Cricket close-oj-play scores

Radio Newsroom brings you what's news tonight
Presenter, Corbet Woodall

Radio spans the world to link the cities of Sydney, Wellington, Toronto, and London in a series of General Knowledge Contests between schoolchildren in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the United Kingdom

Toronto team: Angelo Melino, Brian Gallaugher, Ed Reed
Question-Master, Bruce Rogers

Wellington team: Rosalind Salas, Leslie Galler, David Barton
Question-Master, Lyell Boyes

Producer in Toronto, Peter Lacombe
Producer in Wellington, Graeme Ross

Also broadcast on the networks of A.B.C. Australia, N.Z.B.C. New Zealand, and C.B.C. Canada

Fifty years after the end of the Great War a film unit moved into Brighton and in the following six months, with the aid of songs, battles, and a few jokes, recreated the ever popular war game. In this evening's programme Richard Attenborough, who directed Oh, What a Lovely War, talks to Brian Matthew about his career and this film.

Written by JOHNNIE MORTIMER and BRIAN COOKE , and MYLES RUDGE starring Kenneth Williams Hugh Paddick , Joan Sims
THE MAX HARRIS GROUP
Announcer, DOUGLAS SMITH
Produced by John Simmonds
Sunday's broadcast

Pat Campbell with music in the country style featuring this week
JOHNNY AND THE TUMBLEWEEDS
Produced by Bill Bebb