with DAVID SYMONDS and the Music of the week: see Saturday
and Metcast
Housewives' Choice is Twenty-one this week.
Today it's accent on Northern Ireland.
The man of the morning with your record requests is James Ellis
who also introduces today's special husband and wife Jean Metcalfe and Cliff Michelmore
Housewives' Choice
Today: James Ellis
For Northern Ireland
It's quite a week for James Ellis. Promotion to Sergeant in the new Z Cars series, his picture on the cover of Radio Times, and today an international disc-jockey cap for Northern Ireland in the Housewives' Choice coming-of-age celebrations. His playing of Bert Lynch on BBC-tv is only one chapter in his acting story. He has played leading parts on both sides of the Irish Sea, and many (non-constabulary) parts on TV, as well as forming his own theatre company. He'll have to watch his step today - three stripes or not. The guests are those ' Family Favourites,' Jean Metcalfe and Cliff Michelmore.
Another World
Thirty years ago this week
with ROSE BRENNAN PEARSON and JOHNNY PEARSON
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Produced by John Kingdon
Broadcast on April 24, 1966
Jimmy LEACH and HIS ORGANOLIAN QUARTET
Broadcast on January 24
The Hitch-Hiker by C. W. LE PAGE
Read by TRADER FAULKNER
This story won the first prize in the BBC World Service Short Story Competition.
Broadcast in the BBC World Service on February 5
Script by Rex Edwards
Monday's broadcast
in Melody Time with JACK BYFIELD
Produced by James Dufour
Sandy Macpherson plays the organ of the State. Kilburn
presents
The Sam Costa Show including records for people with birthdays today
London's lunchtime record rendezvous where Keith Fordyce introduces the guest stars and ' on the spot ' requests
Produced by Derek Chinnery
Tickets may be obtained from BBC Ticket Unit[address removed] enclosing stamped, addressed envelope
Introduced by MARJORIE ANDERSON
Initiative: JOAN POUND describes how she started her own business organisation
The Rub of the Green:
DAVID SCOTT BLACKHALL wonders why luck doesn'seem to spin out evenly
Beldy: talking to GORDON SNELL about her art and her life in Paris at the turn of the century
Answer and Comment
The Need for Quiet: ELIZABETH WEBB finds out about retreats
HUGH BURDEN reads The Ninth Directive by ADAM HALL
Seventh of thirteen Instalments
CARL CONWAY introduces a daily delivery of popular music with studio guests
EPISODE SIX
THE PEDDLERS
PAT TARLEY with THE DON INNES QUARTET
THE PHIL TATE BAND
1HE HENRY KREIN QUINTET
FELIX KING AND HIS ORCHESTRA including some instrumental music from the SwinKalong Tune Shop and a round of records
Produced by Roger Eames
Repeated Wednesday, 11.15 a.m.
Mrs. Dale and Frances Maunder have both suggested to Gwen that she could train to become an infant teacher. Gwen and Dr. Dale have visited Llewellyn and talked about Billy's future with the headmaster. Bob and Jenny are still awaiting the arrival of the psychical research investigator, and Mrs. Freeman is anxiously awaiting her cataract operation. Judy Harris has seen Roger Napier for Ihe last time. Paula .lames has received a letter from Michael Duncan , who is returning to Exton.
Alan Freeman reviews the latest popular L.P.s, E.P.s. and singles
with DON Moss for news, views, and music featuring
Ross MITCHELL
AND LES NOCTURNES and some choice L.P.s and singles
Editor, Brian Willey
Produced by Roger Pusey
Ross Mitchell and Les Nocturnes are at Tiffany's Restaurant. Manchester
Shimmering magic from the world's most popular orchestras
Your record host, BRUCE WYNDHAM
and Racine Results
The Resident Team MAURICE EDELSTON NORMAN CUDDEFORD LIAM NOLAN v.
Haberdashers' Aske's School. Elstree
Question-Master, Alun WILLIAMS
Produced by Geoff Dobson
From Haberdashers' Aske's School, Elstree, Hertfordshire
Radio Newsroom brings what's news tonight to the Light followed by Comment
Whof Whotf Why?
Presenter, DEREK COOPER
Written and introduced by DENNIS ARUNDELL with MARGARET NEVILLE (soprano) BERNARD DICKERSON (tenor) PETER LEEMING (baritone) and the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA Leader, Arthur Leavins
Conductor, Marcus Dods
Produced by Michael Moores A BBC World Service Production
Margaret Neville broadcasts by permission of Sadler's Wells Opera Company
by Lawrie Wyman
Starring Frank Thornton and Derek Francis
Being a chronicle of events in and around Her Britannic Majesty's Embassy to the Kingdom of Tratvia.
Pre-recorded at The Paris, Lower Regent St. S.W.1
(Frank Thornton is appearing in "Alibi for a Judge" at the Savoy Theatre, London; Anthony Sagar is in "There's A Girl in My Soup" at the Globe Theatre, London)
with his
Souvenirs of the New Elizabethans
Written by Robert Turley
Produced by David Allan
The LONDON STUDIO PLAYERS Leader, Reginald Leopold
Conducted by REGINALD KILBEY
David Gell introducing
THE NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA Conductor, BERNARD HERRMANN
THE KNIGHTSBRIDGE STRINGS
THE IAN CAMPBELL FOLK GROUP
THE DON REEVE QUARTET and turning the tables on discs old and new
Produced by JOHN HOOPER
SHEILA TRACY says
It's a Pity to Say Goodnight Music for late-night people
Produced by Aidan Day
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