with the Saturday Show
with Sounds of the 60s
A Rewind production
Producers Anthony Cherry and Flick Roskrow
With Roy Hudd ,
Chris Emmett and June Whitfield.
This week Robin Boyle introduces a 1954 edition of Ray's a Laugh, starring Ted Ray with Kitty Bluett , Patricia Hayes , Kenneth Connor , Charles Hawtrey and Peter Sellers.
And at 2.30 Winifred
Atwell's Piano Party from 1963, with special guest Matt Monro.
Producers Richard Edis and Anthony Wills
with Sounds of the 50s
Carl Wayne presents the story of Willy Russell 's musical with excerpts from the current stage production starring Stephanie Lawrence. And an interview featuring the author's musical illustrations as to its conception and success. Producer Sonia Beldom
with New Country
A Smooth Operations production
The sound of the Fab Four re-lived, introduced by the man who was there the first time round, Brian Matthew. Producer Keith Loxam
Why is The Exorcist still a banned film? Ross Smith talks to film historians and censor James Fermon ;
M Butterfly, directed by David Cronenberg and starring Jeremy Irons , is reviewed; and Chris Stuart 's special guest is Cockney actor Arthur Mullard.
Richard Baker introduces a special concert from the Grand Theatre, Blackpool, celebrating its 100th anniversary. The BBC Concert Orchestra is conducted by lain
Sutherland in programme that includes a suite from the ballet The Gods Go A-
Begging, excerpts from Les Misérables with the Rossall School Choir, and music by Humperdinck and Lehar. Guest soloist is renowned percussionist Evelyn Glennie. At 8.20-
8.40 Michael Hollingworth delves into the last 100 years of the Grand Theatre. Producer Tim McDonald (Concert sponsored by Midland Bank pic)
presents Easy Does It
with the Radio 2 Arts Programme
with Sounds of the 50s
with Night Ride
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with Rev Ian Bradley.
with the Sunday Show
