6.15 Pause for Thought

8.27 Racing Bulletin
8.45 Pause for Thought

Including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk

(Repeated: Wed 10.30 am)

Including at 5.45 Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results

Don Davis invites listeners by telephone to join in the national game of naming the tune; ' Prizes for all who know their
music.'
If you would like to play this game, send a postcard giving your name, address and telephone number to: Beat The Record, BBC, London W1A 4WW. Devised by DON DAVIS Producer IAN FENNER

The Organist Entertains ROBINSON CLEAVER
(BBC Theatre Organ) DOUGLAS REEVE
(Dome. Brighton)
ERIC I.ORD (BBC Theatre Organ) DAVE SMITH (Electronic)

featuring Stanley Black and the BBC radio ORCHESTRA With RITA MORRIS
JOHN LAWRENSON and THE JOHN MCCARTHY SINGERS Producer BARRY KNIGHT

Fragrant memories from
Victorian and Edwardian times and a little later with RAIMUND HERINCX NEIL JENKINS
VALERIE MONESE
THE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA THE HENDON BAND and THE BROOKS BARBERSHOP Introduced by Alan Keith Producer ROBERT BOWMAN

Michael Craig presents the second of a 26-part series on the outstanding producers of entertainment in the USA this century.
This week: Ziegfeld(part2) p. G. WODEHOUSE : They were all characters in those days, people like Ziegfeld - he really knew his business.'
RUBY KEELER: ' If you could play with Mr Ziegfeld , that was the tops. He was a wonderful man to work for.'
ARTHUR SCHWARTZ : He knew a great deal about girls and costumes and scenery and practically nothing about comedy.' CLARE LUCE: ' I don't think Ziegfeld would allow the sex act on the stage in his productions for the simple reason that it was part of an artistic sense he had. I don't think he wanted shock value so much as beauty.' and also the voices of: EDDIE CANTOR. STANLEY GREEN JOHNNY MERCER , NONO OTERO KEENAN WYNN
Research BILL SULLIVAN Written by BENNY GREEN
Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLEN

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show