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including at 6.30*
The Fosdyke Saga
in 24 episodes
21: "Victoria, you remind me of an Ophelia I once had - if you'll pardon the expression - in Barnsley."
Cast for the week:
Stephanie Turner as Rebecca, Philip Lowrie as Jos, Miriam Margolyes as Victoria, Enn Reitel as Albert, David Threlfall as Tom, Christian Rodska as Roger Ditchley, Bernard Bresslaw as Omar the Terribel, Chris Langham as Ali, Nichola McAuliffe as Lady Cynthia, Barbara Rosenblat as Nadine Buzom, John Westbrook as Wally, The Duke of Pimbo and Billinge, with special guest appearances by Patricia Routledge and Anton Rodgers as Dame Vera and Bertie
Adapted by Bill Tidy and John Junkin (from the Daily Mirror cartoon)

and at 6.45 on MW only
Sport and Classified Results

Contributors

DJ:
John Dunn
Adapted from the Daily Mirror cartoon by (The Fosdyke Saga):
Bill Tidy
Adapted from the Daily Mirror cartoon by (The Fosdyke Saga):
John Junkin
Rebecca:
Stephanie Turner
Jos:
Philip Lowrie
Victoria:
Miriam Margolyes
Albert:
Enn Reitel
Tom:
David Threlfall
Roger Ditchley:
Christian Rodska
Omar the Terrible:
Bernard Bresslaw
Ali:
Chris Langham
Lady Cynthia:
Nichola McAuliffe
Nadine Buzom:
Barbara Rosenblat
Wally, The Duke of Pimbo and Billinge:
John Westbrook
Dame Vera:
Patricia Routledge
Bertie:
Anton Rodgers
Other parts played by:
Donald Douglas
Other parts played by:
Christopher Barr
Other parts played by:
Paul B. Davies
Other parts played by:
Phil Nice
Other parts played by:
Felicity Montagu
Other parts played by:
Richard Platt
Other parts played by:
Chris Samsworth

A personal history written and presented by Peter Clayton
8: You Ought To Be In Pictures 'It seems to me that the theatre was the greater field to be in than movies. But we had a very comfortable, marvellous life in spite of the Depression'
(HAROLD ARLEN)
With HAROLD ARLEN,
HOWARD DIETZ , DOROTHY FIELDS, E. Y. (YIP) HARBURG, HENRY MANCINI , JOHNNY MERCER , LEO ROBIN ,
HARRY WARREN and MARGARET WHITING Additional research BILL SULLIVAN Producer MEL HOUSE

Contributors

Presented By:
Peter Clayton
Unknown:
Howard Dietz
Unknown:
E. Y.
Unknown:
Henry Mancini
Unknown:
Johnny Mercer
Unknown:
Leo Robin
Unknown:
Harry Warren
Unknown:
Margaret Whiting
Unknown:
Sullivan Producer Mel

The Oscar Winners
In the 50th anniversary year of the famous film music awards, a concert of American Academy Award winning melody and song performed by Salena Jones , Danny Street and Bobby Wellins (tenor saxophone) with the DANISH RADIO CONCERT ORCHESTRA conducted by BARRY FORGIE Introduced by Sheila Tracy
Producer ROBIN SEDGLEY Series editor RAY HARVEY

Contributors

Unknown:
Salena Jones
Unknown:
Danny Street
Tenor:
Bobby Wellins
Conducted By:
Barry Forgie
Introduced By:
Sheila Tracy
Producer:
Robin Sedgley
Editor:
Ray Harvey

The memory game about the personalities, the programmes, the fads and the fashions of the 50s and 60s!
Devised and introduced by Nigel Rees
This week's guests: Claire Rayner , John Wells , Anita Harris and Arthur English
Producer JONATHAN JAMES-MOORE

Contributors

Introduced By:
Nigel Rees
Unknown:
Claire Rayner
Unknown:
John Wells
Unknown:
Anita Harris
Producer:
Jonathan James-Moore

Today, the people of Bainbridge, North Yorkshire, play host to Rolf Harris and his company of musicians in an informal entertainment from the Temperance Hall The Michael John Singers Brian Dee (organ) Bob Gill (guitar)
Tony Moore (bass)
Dave Rogerson (drums)
Musical director Barry Booth Producer JOHN FAWCETT WILSON

Contributors

Unknown:
Rolf Harris
Unknown:
Michael John Singers
Unknown:
Brian Dee
Guitar:
Bob Gill
Bass:
Tony Moore
Bass:
Dave Rogerson
Producer:
John Fawcett Wilson

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