A warm nod to the film, theatre and music of yesteryear.
This edition features Cicely Courtneidge , Carl Brisson , Deanna Durbin ,
Leslie Phillips , Gertrude Lawrence and Django Reinhardt.

Contributors

Unknown:: Cicely Courtneidge
Unknown:: Carl Brisson
Unknown:: Deanna Durbin
Unknown:: Leslie Phillips
Unknown:: Gertrude Lawrence
Unknown:: Django Reinhardt.

Source: Radio Times

19:30

Friday Night Is Music Night

BBC Radio 2

Fri 11^th Jul 2003, 19:30 on BBC Radio 2

Featuring the BBC Concert
Orchestra with special guest artists, live from London's Mermaid Theatre.
Presented by Brian Kay.

Contributors

Presented By:: Brian Kay.

Source: Radio Times

21:15

Catch-22

BBC Radio 2

Fri 11^th Jul 2003, 21:15 on BBC Radio 2

Adaptation of Joseph Heller 's 1961 anti-war satire, read by William Hootkins.
5: Captain Yossarian's crisis of confidence is explained and bigger issues loom. 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 11^th Jul 2003, 21:30 on BBC Radio 2

Featuring a session from the National Champions of Great Britain-the Fairey Band conducted by Bryan Hurdley.

Contributors

Conducted By:: Bryan Hurdley.

Source: Radio Times

22:00

Sassy - the SarahVaughan Story

BBC Radio 2

Fri 11^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 an exclusive interview with singer Gene Lees.