with the Saturday Show
with Sounds of the 60s
Reporting live from the Manchester Festival of Television and the Arts during Comedy Week. Judi is joined by Little and Large. Leelo Ross. John Shuttleworth and Fascinating Aida. A Rewind production
The news of the day discussed and analysed. Producers Anthony Cherry and Flick Roskrow
Join Roy Hudd ,
June Whitfield and Chris Emmett for more topical comedy as they grapple heroically with the week's news.
Repeated from Thursday
As part of Comedy Week. Robin Boyle introduces more classic comedy and variety from the wireless archives. Today. a 1958 edition of Take It from Here with Jimmy Edwards. Dick Bentley. June Whitfield and Wallas Eaton.
And at 2.30 The Goons, also from 1958, with an episode not previously broadcast in the UK, The
Mustard and Cress Shortage. Producer Richard Edis
with Sounds of the 50s
Repeated at 12.05am
As part of Comedy Week. Chris Emmett presents a North v South battle of vintage comedy.
Producer Barry Littlechild
with New Country
A Smooth Operations production
The popular comedy show band celebrates 35 years together in Comedy Week. Producer Richard Edis
Was it Jack Benny.
Bob Hope or Steve Martin who had you laughing in the aisles? As part of Comedy Week, Christopher Lee and film historian John Huntley look at film comedy. Producer Barry Littlechild
As part of the ninth season of Welsh Proms, held in St David's Hall, Cardiff, the BBC Concert Orchestra (leader Martin Loveday) is conducted by the Proms Artistic Director, Owain Arwel Hughes. The concert is devoted to music from the Russian ballet, including movements from Swan Lake, The Age of Gold, Romeo and Juliet and Spartacus, and concludes with Suite: The Firebird.
Introduced by Owain Arwel Hughes.
(Concert sponsored by Crown Buckley)
with the Radio 2 Arts Programme
with Sounds of the 50s
Repeated from 3.00pm
with Night Ride
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought with James Whitbourn.
with the Sunday Show
