Recalling the film, theatre and music of yesteryear.
This edition features famous theatricals from the cabaret circuit, including Ivor Novello , Fay Compton , Noël Coward, Danny Kaye and many others.

Contributors

Unknown:: Ivor Novello
Unknown:: Fay Compton
Unknown:: Danny Kaye

Source: Radio Times

19:30

Friday Night Is Music Night

BBC Radio 2

Fri 4^th Jul 2003, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2

Richard Balcombe conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra with guests Ruthie Henshall and David Shannon , recorded at Hampton Court Palace. Presented by Ken Bruce.

Contributors

Unknown:: Richard Balcombe
Unknown:: Ruthie Henshall
Unknown:: David Shannon
Presented By:: Ken Bruce.

Source: Radio Times

21:15

Catch-22

BBC Radio 2

Fri 4^th Jul 2003, 21:15 on BBC Radio 2

Adaptation of Joseph Heller 's 1961 anti-war satire. read by William Hootkins. 4: Captain Yossarian appears naked at a parade. Abridged by Peter Mackie

Contributors

Unknown:: Joseph Heller
Read By:: William Hootkins.
Abridged By:: Peter MacKie

Source: Radio Times

21:30

Listen to the Band

BBC Radio 2

Fri 4^th Jul 2003, 21:30 on BBC Radio 2

Frank Renton reviews the latest brass band recordings.

Contributors

Unknown:: Frank Renton

Source: Radio Times

22:00

Sassy - the SarahVaughan Story

BBC Radio 2

Fri 4^th Jul 2003, 22:00 on BBC Radio 2

Series in which Cleo Laine profiles jazz vocalist
Sarah Vaughan , whom Ella Fitzgerald once described as "the greatest singing talent in the world". Featuring archive material and exclusive interviews, including in this edition an interview with singer Annie Ross.