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Introduced by Marjorie Anderson
Guest of the Week: Ralph Verney, JP
Stereo Phobia: Anne Jones
See How They Run?: Nigel Murphy investigates the growing menace of super-mice
Double Act: Anni et Jim talk to Norman Tozer about their careers as actors and cooks
Gabriel Woolf reads "The Mayor of Casterbridge" by Thomas Hardy (11)

Contributors

Unknown:
Marjorie Anderson
Unknown:
Ralph Verney
Unknown:
Nigel Murphy
Unknown:
Anni Et Jim
Unknown:
Norman Tozer
Unknown:
Gabriel Woolf
Unknown:
Thomas Hardy

The Lawn Tennis Championships
Commentaries by MAX ROBERTSON
MAURICE EDELSTON and BILL THRELFALL with expert comment and assessment by FRED PERRY and BOB howe. Scores and reports by BASIL CURTIS and NORMAN CUDDEFORD. Results summaries at 4.2 including Cricket
The Benson and Hedges Cup Semi-finals: scores and reports Golf. from Downfleld
The Sunbeam Electric Scottish Open: reports on the first round by tom SCOTT

Contributors

Unknown:
Max Robertson
Unknown:
Maurice Edelston
Unknown:
Bill Threlfall
Unknown:
Fred Perry
Unknown:
Bob Howe.
Unknown:
Basil Curtis
Unknown:
Norman Cuddeford.

Howard Keel invites you to listen to highlights from this famous movie musical by Leslie Bricusse. starring Albert Finney. Edith Evans
Kenneth More. Alec Guinness Adapted by LYN FAIRHURST from the 20th Century-Fox release Producer BOBBY JAYE

Contributors

Unknown:
Leslie Bricusse.
Unknown:
Albert Finney.
Unknown:
Edith Evans
Unknown:
Kenneth More.
Adapted By:
Lyn Fairhurst
Producer:
Bobby Jaye

(1500m only. Vllf joins Radio 1) with John Benson , featuring RONNIE ALDRICH with the STUDIO PLAYERS, SOUNDS BOB ROGERS Producer CHRISTOPHER SERLE
Including Sports Desk at 10.15

Contributors

Unknown:
John Benson
Unknown:
Ronnie Aldrich
Unknown:
Bob Rogers
Producer:
Christopher Serle

BBC Radio 2

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This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be accurate. More