Producer FRANCES LINE
6.15 Pause for Thought
Producer GEOFFREY MULLIN
8.27 Racing Bulletin and
8.45 Pause for Thought
Producers HARRY WALTERS and ANN MANN
(Monday afternoon's broadcast)
Producers ANGELA BOND and DAVID VERCOE
Requests, on postcards please, to: Open Home, BBC. London [Postcode removed]
1.45 Sports Desk: with early racing results
Further Sports Desks at
2.45 and 3.45
Producers LAWRIE MONK STUART HOBDAY and MICHAEL BRAND including Racing from Cheltenham
3.5 The Champion Steeplechase (2m)
3.48 The Joe Coral Golden Hurdle (3m)
4.15 The Sun Alliance Steeplechase (3m). Commentator PETER BROMLEY
(Repeated: Wed 12.15 pm)
with latest racing results
Producers BRIAN WILLEY
DENISO'KEEFFE, SANDRA BLACK and COLIN MARTIN
5.45 Sports Desk: with latest racing results
A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results
Brian Fahey and the BBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA play a happy mix ot music with an occasional nod to some of the great ' classical composers with guest singer Alyson McInnes
Introduced by Tom Ferrie Producer PHILIP WHITAKER BBC Scotland
presents Ar Log in concert
Introduced by Johnny Silvo
Producer RAY HARVEY
presents
Robert Farnon 's Melody Fair with Stuart Gillies and Don Lusher conductor ROBERT FARNON Introduced by Brian Matthew
Producer JOHN MELOY
presents
Those Musical Years with Valerie Monese
Freddie Williams and the LONDON THEATRE ORCHESTRA leader REGINALD LEOPOLD conducted by ALEXANDER FARIS 1930 and 1950 The end of the airships and the end of rationing. In 1930 the R101 disaster at Beauvais halted all air-ship developments in Britain: and in 1950 milk, petrol, soap and many foods became unrestricted for the first time since the war. In 1930 Amy Johnson flew to Australia and the Australian batsman Don Bradman made his first visit to England. In 1950 the West Indies won the test series against England and the Coronation Stone was stolen from Westminster Abbey. 1930 was the year of Private Lives, starring the author, Noel Coward , and Gertrude Lawrence. In 1950 Carousel packed them in at Drury Lane.
Written by IAN WALLACE Producer BARRY KNIGHT
The story of radio comedy in 11 parts
Barry Took considers the pleas and persuasions of radio comedians - stand-up or sit-on-high-stool variety - whose life-work it is to overcome our natural reluctance to smile.
They include Frankie Howerd, Morecambe and Wise, Al Read, Les Dawson, Roy Hudd and Ken Dodd
introduces
Round Midnight
An entertainment produced by JOHN MELOY BARBARA PAGE , MEL HOUSE and KEITH HARRISON including at 12.8 Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information
Presented by Ruth Cubbin
