Producer Pam Cox
General Eva Burrows , International Leader of the Salvation Army
with resident weather girl Vivien Stuart
Producers Denis O'Keeffe Gary Bones , Keith Loxam
Including
8.50 Sports Round-Up
9.15 Pause for Thought with Dr Pauline Webb
Requests, dedications and your choice of music for that special occasion. Producer Paul Walters
talking to the people who make the news. Producers Mike Rhodes
Roy Oakshott , John Gurnett
Producer Ruth Cubbin
Enjoy an afternoon of music and chat with Gloria and her guests.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Producers Colin Martin
Paul Newman , Alan Roberts
It's Tony's turn to play host and welcome you to share the music of his life, with the help of friends on record and a fund of anecdotes. Producers Graham Pass and Alison Tuohy
with music, interviews and the Mystery Voice. Producers Carolyn Smyth Flick Roskrow and Maura Clarke
(MW only)
Chris Kelly recalls some of the most famous and star-studded evenings in Hollywood history. This week:
13 April 1964
Tony Richardson 's Tom Jones becomes the first
British best picture winner since Hamlet; Patricia Neal is voted best actress for Hud; and Sidney Poitier earns a place in Hollywood history as the first black actor to be named best of the year for
Lilies of the Field.
Written and compiled by Roy Pickard
Producer Richard Willcox (R)
with Dance Band Days and at 8.00
Big Band Era
Producer Royston Herbert
with the BBC Big Band conductor Barry Forgie. Introduced by Sheila Tracy
Producer Robin Sedgley
with the Best of Jazz on record.
Producer Terry Carter
9.55pm
Sports Desk
including a short story, a letter from a regional correspondent, The
Leaders - a preview of tomorrow's papers - and listeners' letters.
Tuck up and tune in! Research Judith Elliott Producers Phil Hughes and Neil George
Peter Clayton introduces music by the ever-popular Max Collie's
Rhythm Aces.
Producer Terry Carter
A week of programmes compiled and presented by Alan Keith
Producer Bridget Apps (R)
with Night Ride including at 1.30,3.30 Pause for Thought with Jen Sutton
The Early Show eases your way from night to day.
