John Dunn with resident bands, singers, and discs. plus news, weather, and traffic
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Of good report: looking around With TOM HETHERINGTON
George and the Dragon written and read by JOANNA DENTY
(Thursday afternoon's broadcast)
presents music with the Accent on Melody Producers
ROBERT BOWMAN , RAY HARVEY Editor CYRIL DRAKE
from Wales
Introduced by ELENIDwilliams One side of the record business: ISABELLA WALLICH , head of a recording company
The mystery of the returning migrant: MARGARET HUCHES
Keeping castles for the future: GERAINT WALTERS talks to GERRY
MONTE
Divided City: CAENOR THOMAS reports on Cardiff's redevelopment and the problems involved RICHARD HlTRNDALL reads Fathers and Sons by TUKUENEV
Second of twelve instalments
over seven furlongs
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY from Newmarket
Written by ALAN DOWNER and J ill hvem
(Repeated: Monday, 11.15 am)
with Brian Matthew , for news, views, and music from all directions
Produced by CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL
Barry Alldis with a review of current popular record releases
Radio Newsroom brings you what's news tonight followed by Comment Presenter DEREK COOPER
with author and critic Gale Pedrick
A sound, a melody, even a word - all these evoke memories. In this programme listeners play a major part as they share their personal and favourite recollections - of people, places, and things
Research by JEAN STROUD
Produced by SHEILA ANDERSON
A spontaneous discussion by THE RT HON ENOCH POWELL , MP THE RT HON RAY GUNTER , MP PETER COOK
JO DOUGLAS
Chairman DAVID JACOBS
Produced by MICHAEL BOWEN from the ComprehensiveSchool, Mountain Ash, Glamorgan
(Repeated: Sat. 1.15 Radio 4) (Listeners' views for use in Any Answers* should be addressed to the BBC, Bristol [Postcode removed]. marked Any Answers?)
Friday Night is Music Night
From the Konzerthaus, Vienna
The BBC Concert Orchestra is really waving the flag in Vienna this weekend. After two days at the Munich Light Music Festival, playing new compositions from six different European countries (including our own), they come to British Week in Vienna with two strongly British programmes
Tomorrow, Saturday, the orchestra under Marcus Dods will give a concert wholly of British works, and this evening the Viennese public are being introduced to that uniquely British institution, Friday Night is Music Night, with the help of three stalwart Friday Night singing stars, a military band. and the irrepressible Jimmy Kingsbury
SIDNEY TORCH conducts the BBC CONCERT orchestra leader ARTHUR LEAVINS
Friday Night's Star Singers MADGE STEPHENS
CHERRY LIND
JOHN LAWRENSON
THE ROYAL ARTILLERY
MOUNTED BAND conducted by CAPT G. E. EVANS Director of Music RA
Introduced by Jimmy Kingsbury
(Concert arranged in collaboration with Austrian Radio)
