with the Dawn Patrol
With Roger Roberts.
With Adrian Plass.
Plus your legal questions answered.
A mix of music and chat, with listeners' views and comments.
Including the final of the Accumulator Quiz.
Including the Mystery Voice competition and at 6.45 a look ahead to the weekend sporting action.
The final programme in the series celebrating great
London theatres associated with musicals.
6: The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
Howard Keel tells the story of his favourite stage, the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. He recalls playing Curly in Oklahoma!, the first of a legendary quartet of hits by Rodgers and Hammerstein, completed by Carousel,
South Pacific and The King and I. Other blockbusting musicals remembered include Showboat, My Fair Lady and Miss Saigon.
Written and compiled by James Montgomery
A Ladbroke Radio production
From the Hippodrome, Golders Green, London,
Stephen Brooker conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra, led by Martin Loveday , with guest singers Kim Criswell and James Graeme , and the Stephen Hill Singers.
Introduced by Robin Boyle. Producer Alan Boyd
Stanley Baxter reads Compton Mackenzie 's hilarious tale of Scottish islanders facing life without whisky during the war.
6: "Never mind the Home
Guard, the Brigade of Guards with the Duke of Wellington in command couldn't protect the whisky on that ship from the islanders...." Abridged and directed by Neil Cargill
A KDMH production
Frank Renton presents a session from the Williams
Fairey Band, conducted by Bryan Hurdley.
Robert Burns, Scotland's national bard, died 200 years ago this year. Archie Fisher celebrates the musical and poetic legacy of the man whose health is being drunk all over the world at this moment.
Performing Burns's music to an audience of Burns lovers are Ceolbeg, Rob Patterson, Kathleen Jamie and John Purser.
Producer Dave Batchelor
Competitions and offers: page 132
with Jazz Notes
From Appleby 95, a saxophone feast with the Alan Barnes Sextet and the Andy Panayi Trio. Producer Terry Carter
Including at 1.30, 3.30 Pause for Thought
With Malcolm Flanagan.
A Unique Broadcasting production
