Producer PAUL WALTERS
Producers BRIAN STEPHENS and GRAHAM PASS
... those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer
Producer CAROLYN SMYTH Write to: Ken Bruce. Radio 2 BBC, London W1A 4WW
Producers JOHN GURNETT and PAUL NEWMAN
Producer ANTHONY CHERRY
Producers COLIN MARTIN
JOHN MORRISON and NEIL GEORGE
Producer SANDRA BLACK
Hot-foot from the strawberries, champagne and barley water, Harry makes a welcome return to the tea-time show on Radio 2. Umpires PHIL HUGHES
MADELEINE CUMING. FLICK ROSKROW including at 6.45 on MWonly
Sport and Classified Results
with Dance Band Days and at 7.30 Big Band Era Producer ROYSTON HERBERT
With the BBC Big Band conducted by Barry Forgie and special guest Madeline Bell
Producer ROBIN SEDGLEY
with the Best of Jazz on record Producer KEITH STEWART
9.55 Sports Desk
10.00 FM joins Radio 1
Fireworks burst in American skies tonight to celebrate the Fourth of July - other anniversaries include the birth of Louis Armstrong and the start of work on the Panama Canal in 1904. Cliff Michelmore digs into the diaries to consider the people, places and events of 4 July in days gone by - with panellists Peter Purves , Wincey Willis Fred Harris and - keeping it in the family - Jean Metcalfe. Written by ROB METCALFE Producer DIRK MAGGS
In a series often programmes
Chris Kelly recalls some of the most famous and star-studded evenings in Hollywood's history. This week: 3 April 1978, the 50th anniversary of the Academy Awards.
Woody Allen 's Annie Hall defeats Star Wars as the best film of the year; outsider
Richard Dreyfuss is named best actor for The Goodbye Girl; and Britain's Vanessa Redgrave creates controversy as she is named for Julia.
Written and compiled by ROY P1CKARD
Producer RICHARD WILLCOX
presents Round Midnight Producers STELLA HANSON
RICHARD MASTERS and TERRY CARTER
presents Nightride
The Early Show
