takes over for two weeks as he sends Ray Moore on a well-earned rest.
Producer DENIS O'KEEFFE
6.45 Pause for Thought

Redhead on Radio 2?
From today, yes, it's perfectly true!
Not him with the beard,
(Why, is that what you feared?) No - the lady who does 'Points of View
Producers BRIAN STEPHENS and ANTHONY CHERRY
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with his mid-morning mix of melodic music featuring your favourite Golden Moments.
For requests and dedications please write to: Ken Bruce , Radio 2, BBC, [address removed] - including at 9.40 Benson and Hedges Cup quarter-final draw.

Producers JOHN GURNETT and SANDRA BLACK

presents her own blend of great music, interesting guests and there's also her
Carry on Singing competition. Don't miss it!
Producers colin
MARTIN JOHN MORRISON and NICK BARRACLOUGH

All you need is Love, and he's here with some great music for the afternoon.

Berlin - a city occupied since the end of the war and divided since the construction of the Wall on 13 August 1961. For centuries the melting pot of central Europe; a refuge for Huguenots, Poles, Bohemians; for sexual misfits and spies; a stage for Marlene Dietrich, Bertolt Brecht, Fritz Lang and Cabaret, It's a city that's seen a loaf of bread cost 201 billion marks and that was virtually destroyed in 1945. This year is the 750th anniversary of Berlin and in advance of a visit next week by HM The Queen, John presents the first of two programmes direct from the centre of Berlin. including at 6.45 on MW only Sport and Classified Results

with Dance Band Days and at 7.30 Big Band Era Producer ROYSTON HERBERT

BBC Big Band conducted by Barry Forgie with Jeff Hooper
Introduced by Sheila Tracy Producer ROBIN SEDGLEY

with The Best of Jazz on record Producer KEITH STEWART
9.55 Sports Desk

A Star Sound Special RKO - OK for Music
RKO Studios were most famous for films of drama and melodrama, but John Benson digs a little deeper and turns up a hoard of musical treasures too. Sinatra, Hoagy Carmichael and, of course, Astaire and Rogers are just some of the stars you'll hear as he explores the other side of RKO.
Written by JOHN BENSON Producer ANDY WILSON (Part 2 next week) and at 10.30* Cinema Scrapbook with Chris Kelly
1949: Bad guys were never badder than in 1949 - James Cagney went out with a bang in White Heat, Harry Lime fled through the Vienna sewers in The Third Man, and Dennis Price quickly disposed of his own family in Kind Hearts and Coronets.
It was also the year of great partnerships - Neagle and Wilding in Mayfair, Astaire and Rogers on Broadway, and Tracy and Hepburn back together in Adam's s Rib.
Written and compiled by ROY PICKARD
Producer HARRY THOMPSON

presents Round Midnight Producers STELLA HANSON
RICHARD MASTERS and PAUL NEWMAN

presents Nightride

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