Programme Index

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Contributors

Written By:
Edward J. Mason
Written By:
Geoffrey Webb
Daniel Archer:
Harry Oakes
Doris Archer:
Gwen Berryman
Jack Archer:
Denis Folwell
Peggy Archer:
Thelma Rogers
Philip Archer:
Norman Painting
Jill Archer:
Patricia Greene
Christine Johnson:
Lesley Saweard
Paul Johnson:
Leslie Dunn
Mr Fairbrother:
Leslie Bowmar
Mrs Fairbrother:
Joy Davies
Walter Gabriel:
Chris Gitttins
Mrs Perkins:
Pauline Seville
Tom Forrest:
Bob Arnold
Len Thomas:
Arnold Peters
Doughy Hood:
Arnold Ridley
Carol Grey:
Anne Cullen
John Tregorran:
Basil Jones
Pru Harris:
Mary Dalley
Ned Larkin:
Bill Payne
Mabel Larkin:
Kay Hudson
Mrs Turvey:
Courtney Hope
Jimmy Grange:
Alan Rothwell

Introduced by Peter Haigh and including
A Christmas Song from Judy Garland
Pocket Edition
Peter Sellers . Terry-Thomas Peggy Mount , Shirley Eaton and Dennis Price in ' The Naked Truth '
Adaptation by Roy Bradford
Record Star-Film Star
Harry Secombe sings in ' Davy'
An Extract from
Jack Buchanan 's last film
' The Diary of Major Thompson '
Some Songs from
Walt Disney's real-life adventure
' Perri '
-the story of a squirrel
Around the British Studios with Peter Noble
New Musical
Jimmy Bowmen sings ' Cross Over ' from Jamboree'
(Continued in next column)
Sounds Familliar
A short quiz to test your know-how of current and not-so-current movies
Presented by Desmond Carrington and Spencer Hale
The Hollywood Touch
A report from Donovan Pedelty
Programme devised and produced by Trafford Whitelock

Contributors

Introduced By:
Peter Haigh
Unknown:
Judy Garland
Unknown:
Peter Sellers
Unknown:
Peggy Mount
Unknown:
Shirley Eaton
Unknown:
Dennis Price
Unknown:
Harry Secombe
Unknown:
Jack Buchanan
Presented By:
Desmond Carrington
Presented By:
Spencer Hale
Produced By:
Trafford Whitelock

Sixty minutes of music and song with the BBC Concert Orchestra.
(Leader, William Armon)
Conductor, Vilem Tausky
June Bronhill (soprano), Kevin Scott (tenor) and Monia Liter (piano).
Introduced by Roy Williams.

Contributors

Musicians:
The BBC Concert Orchestra
Leader:
William Armon
Conductor:
Vilem Tausky
Soprano:
June Bronhill
Tenor:
Kevin Scott
Pianist:
Monia Liter
Presenter:
Roy Williams

by P. C . Wren
Freely adapted from the novel as a serial in ten episodes by Lester Powell
4 —' War in the Desert' and Sergeant Major Lejaune
Richard Williams
Produced by Martyn C. Webster

Contributors

Unknown:
P. C Wren
Unknown:
Lester Powell
Unknown:
Richard Williams
Produced By:
Martyn C. Webster
Beau Geste:
Simon Lack
Digby Geste:
Gordon Gardner
John Geste:
David Spenser
Isobel Rivers:
Beryl Calder
Claudia Rivers:
Sheila Manahan
Boldini:
Allan McClelland
Maris:
Hugh Manning

[Starring] Bernard Braden and Dick Bentley
with Eleanor Summerfield
The Singer: Lorrae Desmond
'Nearly Everybody Else' Bernard Cribbins
Music written and arranged by Bob Sharples
BBC Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Paul Fenoulhet
Script written by David Climie and Pat Dunlop
Produced by Leslie Bridgmont

Contributors

Unknown:
Eleanor Summerfield
Singer:
Lorrae Desmond
Unknown:
Bernard Cribbins
Arranged By:
Bob Sharples
Conducted By:
Paul Fenoulhet
Written By:
David Climie
Written By:
Pat Dunlop
Produced By:
Leslie Bridgmont

A song-a-minute sequence of popular melodies old and new sung by Benny Lee , Julie Dawn
Franklyn Boyd , Jean Campbell
The Meritones with accompaniments by The Steve Race Four and Harold Smart
Compiled and produced by Johnnie Stewart

Contributors

Sung By:
Benny Lee
Sung By:
Julie Dawn
Sung By:
Franklyn Boyd
Sung By:
Jean Campbell
Unknown:
Harold Smart
Produced By:
Johnnie Stewart

In Thirty Minutes
(The Radio Digest Show) with Benny Lee
David Nettheim , Marie Benson
Announcer, Ronald Fletcher
Nat Temple and his Orchestra Music arranged by Ken Thorne
Script by Michael Bentine and David Nettheim
Production by Pat Dixon

Contributors

Unknown:
Benny Lee
Unknown:
David Nettheim
Unknown:
Marie Benson
Announcer:
Ronald Fletcher
Announcer:
Nat Temple
Arranged By:
Ken Thorne
Script By:
Michael Bentine
Script By:
David Nettheim
Production By:
Pat Dixon

Community hymn-singing by the children of Spurgeon's Homes, Birchington, Kent
Hymns introduced by Derek McCulloch. O.B.E. (Uncle Mac)
Accompanist. Harold P. Millstead
Conductor, George Vesey
Once In Royal David's City (Tune,
Irby)
0 little town of Bethlehem (Tune,
Christmas Carol)
Rocking Carol (Tune, Rocking)
Away in a manger (Tune, Cradle
Song)
In the bleak mid-winter (Tune, Cranham)
I saw three ships (Tune, traditional) Thou didst leave thy throne (Tune,
Margaret)
Hark the herald-angels sing (Tune,
Mendelssohn)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Derek McCulloch. O.B.E. (uncle Mac)
Accompanist:
Harold P. Millstead
Conductor:
George Vesey

A series of horse laughs
13—' Bubbles '
Script by Eddie Maguire
Produced by Alastair Scott-Johnston
The winter is spent by flat-racing stables in building up their horses and anxiously watching the development of promising two-year-olds in readiness for the season's classics. They are also, of course, carefully watching the progress of those mares, like Soapy, who are in foal, as it is with them that all long-term hopes for the future must rest ...

Contributors

Script By:
Eddie Maguire
Produced By:
Alastair Scott-Johnston
Reg the stable lad:
Reg Dixon
Major Hunt, the trainer:
Francis de Wolff
Mary, the Major's daughter:
Dilys Laye
Maisie:
Dilys Laye
Parker, the head stable lad:
Roger Snowdon
The Padre:
T- St John Barry
Bert:
T- St John Barry
Ginger, an apprentice:
Anthony Green
Clara, the cook:
Patricia Hajes
Mrs Diana Toddf:
Patricia Hajes
Soapy the horse, and all other animals:
Percy Edwards

A panel game In which members of the public and invited personalities put questions to a team Of distinguished experts
The great minds are:
Jimmy Edwards Arthur English
David Tomlinson
Jimmy Wheeler
In the chair, Peter Haigh
From an idea by Jimmy Edwards
Production by Jacques Brown

Contributors

Unknown:
Jimmy Edwards
Unknown:
Arthur English
Unknown:
David Tomlinson
Unknown:
Jimmy Wheeler
Unknown:
Peter Haigh
Unknown:
Jimmy Edwards
Production By:
Jacques Brown

Light Programme

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This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be accurate. More