Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

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BBC RADIO 2 TUESDAY APRIL 3RD 1973

5.00:News Summary; weather


5.02:Tom Edwards

with The Early Show including at 6.15
Pause for Thought
7.03:Terry Wogan

including at 8.27 Racing Bulletin and at 8.45
Pause for Thought
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

Including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk NW
12.02:Tony Brandon

Including at 1.15
Today's Story Me and Alice written by ERIC Roberts read by ROY HUDD 2: The PlayContributors

Written By: Eric Roberts
Read By: Roy Hudd


14.02:Woman's Hour

Introduced by Marjorie Anderson
The Mighty Joe: JUDITH CHALMERS talks to JOE BUGNER about his flight from Hungary and his boxing career.
A Home or a Prison?: BARBARA GARRARD 'S reaction to bed-sitter living.
Reading your Letters.
The Other Side of the Globe: LOMA LIVINGSTON, painter and politician from Fiji, talks to PAT TAYLOR.
Man-made Fabrics -1: What are they and how can we get the best wear out of them? DILYS MORGAN investigates. Early One Morning by H. E. BATES read by Celia Johnson
Deputy editor TERESA MCGONAGLE Editor WYN KNOWLESContributors

Introduced By: Marjorie Anderson
Talks: Judith Chalmers
Unknown: Joe Bugner
Unknown: Barbara Garrard
Unknown: Pat Taylor.
Unknown: Dilys Morgan
Unknown: H. E. Bates
Read By: Celia Johnson
Editor: Teresa McGonagle
Editor: Wyn Knowles


15.02:John Dunn

Music and today's Sporting Clue including at 4.15
Waggoners' Walk NW (Repeated: Wed, 10.30 am) Written by ALAN DOWNER and JILL HYEM
Producers GLYN DEARMAN and DAVID JOHNSTON The cast this week: and at 4.30 Sports DeskContributors

Written By: Alan Downer
Producers: Glyn Dearman
Producers: David Johnston
Mike Nash: Edward Cast
Claire Nash: Ellen McIntosh
Tony Nash: Christian Comber
Joanna Nash: Elizabeth Proud
Sue Nash: Edwina Wray
Alice Hickey: Hazel Coppen
Barbara Watling: Patricia Gallimore
Kay Munro: Frances Jeater
Jack Munro: Rod Beacham
Peter Tyson: Basil Moss
Lynn Tyson: Judy Franklin
Tracey Wyatt: Rosahnd Adams
Chris Wyatt: Colin Campbell
Gordon Turner: Will Leighton
Mrs Watling: Pauline Letts
Errol Podmore: Malcolm Gerard
Myrna Podmore: Valerie Newbold
Vicar: Rolf Lefebvre
Winnie Podmore: Alicia Gatrall
Liz Warner: Ann Morrish
First father: David Sinclair
Second father: Alan Haines


17.02:Teddy Johnson


18.50:Sports Desk


19.02:After Seven: David Gell

Producer JOHN BILLINGHAM
20.02:Beat the Record

Don Davis invites listeners by telephone to join in the national game of naming the tune Prizes for all who know their music
Devised by DON DAVIS
Producer RICHARD WILLCOX
(If you would like to play this game, send a postcard giving your name, address and telephone number to ' Beat the Record,' BBC, London W1A 4WW)Contributors

Unknown: Don Davis
Unknown: Don Davis
Producer: Richard Willcox


20.30:Humphrey Lyttelton

with The Best of Jazz on records Producer KEITH STEWARTContributors

Producer: Keith Stewart


21.15:Alan Dell's Big Band Sound

Producer JOHN HOOPERContributors

Producer: John Hooper


22.02:Late Night Extra

1500m and 202m in Scotland
David Hamilton with music and news, and Military Band requests, featuring THAMES EIGHT
THE FIVEPENNY PIECE Producer IAN FENNER
Including Sports Desk at 10.15Contributors

Producer: Ian Fenner


0.00:Midnight Newsroom


0.05:Night Ride

Introduced by Jimmy KingsburyContributors

Introduced By: Jimmy Kingsbury


2.00:News Summary; weather


2.02:Closedown

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BBC RADIO 1 WEDNESDAY APRIL 4TH 1973

5.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Tony Blackburn

Producer ROCER PUSEYContributors

Producer: Rocer Pusey


9.00:Jimmy Young

Producer PAUL WILLIAMSContributors

Producer: Paul Williams


11.00:Dave Lee Travis

Producer RON BELCHIERContributors

Producer: Ron Belchier


13.00:Johnnie Walker

Producer DAVE TATEContributors

Producer: Dave Tate


15.00:Alan Freeman

Producer TONY WILSONContributors

Producer: Tony Wilson


17.00:Radio 1 Club with Stuart Henry

from Dacorum College. Hemel Hempstead. Hertfordshire
Producer STUART GRUNDYContributors

Producer: Stuart Grundy


19.00:as Radio 2


22.00:Sounds of the 70s: Review

Radio 2's VHF channels join Radio 1 for two hours of progressive pop. with ANNE NIGHTINGALE and ALAN BLACK Producer BERNIE ANDREWSContributors

Unknown: Anne Nightingale
Unknown: Alan Black
Producer: Bernie Andrews


0.00:as Radio 2


2.02:Closedown

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BBC RADIO 2 WEDNESDAY APRIL 4TH 1973

5.00:News Summary; weather


5.02:Tom Edwards

with The Earlv Show including at 6.15
Pause for Thought
7.03:Terry Wogan

including at 8.27 Racing Bulletin and at 8.45 Pause for Thought
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk NW (Tues afternoon's broadcast)
12.02:Tony Brandon

including at 1.15
Today's Story Me and A lice written by ERIC ROBERTS read by ROY HUDD
3: The Drama ClubContributors

Written By: Eric Roberts
Read By: Roy Hudd


14.02:Woman's Hour

Introduced by Marjorie Anderson Guest of the Week: Lord Hill of Luton
Our Unwanted Pets: JILL BUR. RIDGE visits Raystede in Sussex, a home which opens its doors to thousands of unwanted animals.
The Last Generation of Foreigners?: NOREEN RIOLS with some thoughts on nationality. Use Your Library-6: your questions answered by LORNA PAULIN and JOY LEWIS. Cat and Mouse by CHRISTIANNA BRAND abridged by JANET HICKSON read by Elizabeth Morgan (First of 12 instalments)
(Serial music: Prokofiev's Cinderella)Contributors

Introduced By: Marjorie Anderson
Unknown: Lorna Paulin
Abridged By: Janet Hickson
Read By: Elizabeth Morgan


15.02:John Dunn

Music and today's Sporting Clue
Including at 4.15
Waggoners' Walk NW Written by ALAN DOWNER and JH.L hyem
(Repeated: Thursday. 10.30 am) and at 4.30 Sports DeskContributors

Written By: Alan Downer


17.02:Teddy Johnson


18.50:Sports Desk

with the day's news. including classified racing results
19.02:After Seven: Michael Aspel

Producer FRANCES LINEContributors

Producer: Frances Line


20.02:Treble Chance Knockout Quiz

A weekly contest on general knowledge and music Resident Captains
Ted Moult and Patrick Moore Round 1
Newquay v Falmouth NewQuau: TED MOULT
ANTHONY MAGGS
ROSEMARY RIDGEMENT
TED CURTIS Falmouth :
PATRICK MOORE LESLIE WHITE
ROBERT BASTON
STEPHEN WADE
Question-master Alun Williams Questions set and production by MICHAEL TUKE-HASTINGSContributors

Unknown: Anthony Maggs
Unknown: Rosemary Ridgement
Unknown: Ted Curtis Falmouth
Unknown: Patrick Moore
Unknown: Leslie White
Unknown: Robert Baston
Question-Master: Stephen Wade
Production By: Michael Tuke-Hastings


20.30:Folk on 2

Jim Lloyd introduces PETER AND CHRISTINE COK
BOB BUCKLE
Producer FRANCES LINEContributors

Introduces: Jim Lloyd
Introduces: Christine Cok


21.15:Country Style

Pat Campbell with The Down County Boys Producer COLIN CHANDLERContributors

Unknown: Pat Campbell
Producer: Colin Chandler


22.02:Late Night Extra

1500m and 202m in Scotland
Simon Bates with music and news, featuring the BBC NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA conducted by BRIAN FITZGERALD THE ZACK LAURENCE QUARTET Producer MARTIN FISHER including Sports Desk at 10.15Contributors

Conducted By: Brian Fitzgerald
Unknown: Zack Laurence
Producer: Martin Fisher


0.00:Midnight Newsroom


0.05:Night Ride

Introduced by Barry AlldisContributors

Introduced By: Barry Alldis


2.00:News Summary; weather


2.02:Closedown

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BBC RADIO 1 THURSDAY APRIL 5TH 1973

5.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Tony Blackburn


9.00:Jimmy Young


11.00:Dave Lee Travis


13.00:Johnnie Walker


15.00:Alan Freeman


17.00:Radio 1 Club with Ed Stewart

from Halleroft School, Ilkeston, Derbyshire
Producer BOB HOPTONContributors

Producer: Bob Hopton


19.00:as Radio 2


22.00:Sounds of the 70s: John Peel

Radio 2's VHF channels join Radio 1 for two hours of progressive pop
Producer BERNIE ANDREWSContributors

Producer: Bernie Andrews


0.00:as Radio 2


2.02:Closedown

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BBC RADIO 2 THURSDAY APRIL 5TH 1973

5.00:News Summary; weather


5.02:Tom Edwards

with The Early Show including at 6.15
Pause for Thought
7.03:Terry Wogan

including at 8.27 Racing Bulletin and at 8.45
Pause for Thought
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House from Luxembourg

(Requests, on postcards please, to ' Open House,' BBC, London W1A 4WW) including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk NW
12.02:Tony Brandon

including at 1.15
Today's Story Me and Alice written by ERIC ROBERTS read by ROY HUDD 4: The FootballContributors

Written By: Eric Roberts
Read By: Roy Hudd


14.02:Woman's Hour

Introduced by Marjorie Anderson
Parliamentary Notebook: NORMAN SHRAPNEL
Children's Books and Writers: ELISABETH BERESFORD and ELAINE moss look at some recent publications.
Reading your Letters.
Guestmanship: BA MASON.
Man-made Fabrics - 2: Easy to sew? Hints for that home dressmaker collected by DILYS MORGAN.
ELIZABETH MORGAN reads Cat and Mouse by CHRISTIANNA BRAND (2)Contributors

Introduced By: Marjorie Anderson
Unknown: Elisabeth Beresford
Unknown: Elaine Moss
Unknown: Dilys Morgan.
Unknown: Christianna Brand


15.02:John Dunn

Music and today's Sporting Clue including at 4.15
Waggoners' Walk NW (Repeated: Friday, 10.30 am) and at 4.30 Sports Desk
17.02:Teddy Johnson


18.50:Sports Desk

with the day's news. including classified racing results
19.02:After Seven: Brian Matthew

Producer ANGELA BONDContributors

Producer: Angela Bond


20.02:Sounds Familiar

The game that turns the pages of showbiz history
Continuing last week's Special 100th edition with Dame Anna Neagle Jack Warner Jack Watson and Michael Wilding Chairman Barry Took
Devised and compiled by DENIS GIFFORD
Producer john dyasContributors

Unknown: Dame Anna Neagle
Unknown: Jack Warner
Unknown: Jack Watson
Unknown: Michael Wilding
Unknown: Denis Gifford
Producer: John Dyas


20.30:As you Were

A light-hearted look at the 20s and 30s. with JAMES MOODY AND THE TOPHATTERS CHERRY LIND and JOHN BOULTER Producer ALAN OWENContributors

Unknown: John Boulter
Producer: Alan Owen


21.00:Bill McCue

with Brian Fahey and the New Scottish Radio Orchestra leader ian TYRE with Kathy Brawley and the Bob Wishart Circle
On a repeat visit to the studio. BILL mccde will sing a variety of songs, from the Skye Boat Song to Sit Down, You're
Rocking the Boat. Glasgow girl KATHY BRAWLEY , on the other hand. makes her first broadcast with Fahey tonight. Her last radio spot was Richard Baker's New Year's morning show at the beginning of this year and it is the reaction to that which brings her back for her highly individual treatment of Little Green Apples, It's Too Late Baby, Everybody's Talkin' and Look of Love. Presented by GLEN MICHAEL Producer andy parkContributors

Unknown: Brian Fahey
Unknown: Kathy Brawley
Unknown: Bob Wishart
Unknown: Kathy Brawley
Presented By: Glen Michael
Producer: Andy Park


22.02:Late Night Extra

150!>m and [number removed]in Scotland
Peter Latham with music and news. and Latham's Auto ABC featuring
THE CONTINENTAL IMPRESSION TONY MANSELL'S COFFEE SET Producer geoff DOBSON including Sports Desk at 10.15Contributors

Producer: Geoff Dobson


0.00:Midnight Newsroom


0.05:Night Ride

Introduced by Peter CrabtreeContributors

Introduced By: Peter Crabtree


2.00:News Summary; weather


2.02:Closedown

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BBC RADIO 1 FRIDAY APRIL 6TH 1973

5.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Tony Blackburn


9.00:Jimmy Young


11.00:Dave Lee Travis


13.00:Johnnie Walker


15.00:Alan Freeman


17.00:Rosko's Round Table

A Radio 1 dj and a star personality discuss their pick of the new releases
Producer JOHN WALTERSContributors

Producer: John Walters


19.00:as Radio 2


22.00:Sounds of the 70s: Sequence

Radio 2's VHF channels join Radio 1 for two hours of progressive pop, with the voice of Pete Drummond
HOOKFOOT. KEEF HARTLEY Producer JOHN F. MUIRContributors

Unknown: Pete Drummond
Unknown: Hookfoot. Keef Hartley
Producer: John F. Muir


0.00:as Radio 2


2.02:Closedown

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BBC RADIO 2 FRIDAY APRIL 6TH 1973


5.00:News Summary; weather


5.02:Tom Edwards

with The Early Show Producer MICHAEL FORD including at 6.15
Pause for ThoughtContributors

Producer: Michael Ford


7.03:Terry Wogan

Producers CHRIS MORGAN and DENIS O'KEEFFE including at 8.27 Racing Bulletin and at 8.45
Pause for ThoughtContributors

Producers: Chris Morgan
Unknown: Denis O'Keeffe


9.02:Pete Murray's Open House from Luxembourg

Producers HARRY WALTERS
COLIN CHANDLER and PETER BELL
(Requests, on postcards please, to ' Open House,' BBC, London WIA 4WW) including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk NWContributors

Producers: Harry Walters
Unknown: Colin Chandler
Unknown: Peter Bell


12.02:Tony Brandon

Producer BILL BEBB including at 1.15
Today's Story Me and Alice written by ERIC ROBERTS read by ROY HUDD. 5: The Punt Producer DAVID SHUTE (from Birmingham)Contributors

Producer: Bill Bebb
Written By: Eric Roberts
Read By: Roy Hudd.
Producer: David Shute


14.02:Woman's Hour

Introduced from Manchester by Barbara McDonatd
A Taste for Cheshire Cheese: EVELYN ROSE investigates.
The Little House: MONA ATKIN-SON is preserving hers.
Off the Record: YVONNE ADAMSON reports on a scheme to help troubled teenagers.
Elizabeth MORGAN reads Cat and Mouse by christianna BRAND (3)Contributors

Unknown: Barbara McDonatd
Unknown: Yvonne Adamson
Unknown: Elizabeth Morgan


15.02:John Dunn

Music and this week's Sporting Clues
Producer RAY HARVEY including at 4.15
Waggoners' Walk NW (Repeated: Monday, 10.30 am) and at 4.30 Sports DeskContributors

Producer: Ray Harvey


17.02:Teddy Johnson

Producer JOHN BUSSELLContributors

Producer: John Bussell


18.50:Sports Desk

with the day's news, including classified racing results and a preview of the weekend sport
19.02:After Seven: Ian Masters

Script editor FRANK SALTER Producer JOHN BILLINGHAMContributors

Editor: Frank Salter


20.02:The Gag-Crackers' Ball

Cracking the gags
Charlie Chester , Ray Fell and Mike Burton
With KEN MACKINTOSH AND THI KING STREET BRASS and the MICHAEL JOHN SINGERS
Producer JOHN FAWCETT WILSONContributors

Unknown: Charlie Chester
Unknown: Ray Fell
Unknown: Mike Burton
Unknown: With Ken MacKintosh
Singers: Michael John
Producer: John Fawcett Wilson


20.30:Hubert Gregg says

Thanks for the Memory ... to you, and adds a few reminiscences of his own
Producer PHYLLIS ROBINSONContributors

Producer: Phyllis Robinson


21.00:Friday Night is Music Night

from the Fairfield Hall. Croydon
Kenneth Alwyn conducts the BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA leader ARTHUR LEAVINS
THE BAND OF THE SCOTS GUARDS conductor MAJOR J. H. HOWE , MBE Director of Music
Friday Night's Star Singers
BELEN MCARTHUR , NEILSON TAYLOR JOHN MCCARTHY SINGERS With GORDON LANGFORD
Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer ROBERT BOWMAN
(Presented live before an invited audience by the BBC in association with Fairfield Halls, Croydon)Contributors

Unknown: Kenneth Alwyn
Conductor: Major J. H. Howe
Singers: Belen McArthur
Singers: Neilson Taylor
Singers: John McCarthy
Unknown: Gordon Langford
Introduced By: Robin Boyle
Producer: Robert Bowman


22.02:Late Night Extra

1500m and 202m in Scotland
David Hamilton takes you into the weekend world of leisure, pleasure and sport with the music of JOHN FOX AND HIS ORCHESTRA
THE YOUNG IDEA and news 'as it happens Producer IAN FENNER
Including Sports Desk at 10.15Contributors

Unknown: John Fox
Producer: Ian Fenner


0.00:Midnight Newsroom


0.05:Night Ride

Introduced by Tony MyattContributors

Introduced By: Tony Myatt


2.00:News Summary; weather


2.02:Closedown

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BBC RADIO 1 SATURDAY APRIL 7TH 1973
5.00:as Radio 2


8.06:Ed Stewart

with Junior Choice
(Requests, on postcards please, to ' Junior Choice,' BBC, [address removed])Contributors

DJ: Ed Stewart
Producer: Don George


9.55:Stuart Henry

Producer
MIKE HAWKESContributors

Unknown: Mike Hawkes


12.00:The Rosko Show

Producer DAVE PRICEContributors

Producer: Dave Price


14.02:Stereo The Rolling Stones Story

Also on VHF
Part 1: The Early Days
Introduced by Alexis Korner Producer JEFF GRIFFIN
(Repeated: Wed. 10.0 pm)
('The demon prince ' - cover story: pages 58-60)Contributors

Introduced By: Alexis Korner
Producer: Jeff Griffin


15.00:Stereo Johnny Moran

Also on VHF
Producer clive BURROW.
17.00:David Simmons

Also on VHF
JOHN F. MUIRContributors

Unknown: John F. Muir


18.30:In Concert

Also on VHF with The Strawbs
Introduced by ALAN BLACK Producer JEFF GRIFFINContributors

Introduced By: Alan Black
Producer: Jeff Griffin


19.30:as Radio 2


2.02:Closedown

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BBC RADIO 2 SATURDAY APRIL 7TH 1973

5.00:News Summary; weather


5.02:Bruce Wyndham

with The Early Show Producer JACK DABBS
8.3 Racing BulletinContributors

Producer: Jack Dabbs


8.06:* as Radio 1


9.55:For Younger Listeners

Speak for Yourself: KENBLAKESON
10.02:Joe Henderson

introduces the SINGALONGS THE MICHAEL JOHN SIX
THE RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by PAUL FENOULHET and studio guests Friday Brown
TheBillGeldardTentet Producer BARBARA packContributors

Unknown: Michael John
Conducted By: Paul Fenoulhet


12.02:Up Country

Dave Cash presents
COUNTRY FEVER, LORNE GIBSON COUNTRY COUSINS
Producer DENIS O'KEEFFEContributors

Unknown: Dave Cash
Unknown: Lorne Gibson


13.02:Hello Cheeky

(Details on Friday, 8.2 pm)
13.30:Strike Up the Band

YORKSHIRE IMPERIAL METALS BAND conductor TREVOR WALMSLEY
Introduced by Eugene Fraser Producer ALLAN GILESContributors

Conductor: Trevor Walmsley
Introduced By: Eugene Fraser
Producer: Allan Giles


14.02:Sport on 2

1500m
Introduced by Desmond Lynam Producer GEOFF DOBSON
2.2 Line-Up and Racing
2.8 Cricket: 2.15 Rugby Union
2.22 Sports Forum
2.52 Rugby Union
3.8 Racing; 3.15 Rugby Union
3.35 Racing; 3.45 Boat Race
3.47 Soccer; 4.15 Boat Race
4.20 Soccer; 4.30 Boat Race
4.35 Soccer; 4.44 First Results
4.48 The Boat Race
4.50 Rugby Round-Up
5.0 Sports Report
2.2; 3.0: 3.35; 5.50
Racing from Ascot
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY on the 2.0 2,000 Guineas Trial Stakes (report); the 3.5 Heinz Steeple Chase , and the 3.40 1,000 Guineas Trial Stakes
Cricket 1973
The first of four programmes looking to the new season
CHRISTOPHER MARTIN - JENKINS looks at the South East and talks to JOHN EDRICH
2.22
Sports Forum
Producer RICHARD MADDOCK
With J. L. MANNING , DAVID LLOYD and JIMMY MEADOWS
Chairman PETER WEST
2.15; 2.52; 3.15
Rugby Union
Scottish International Sevens Tournament
Commentary by PETER WEST and ALUN WILLIAMS , with comments by IAN ROBERTSON , from Murrayfield, Edinburgh
3.45; 4.15; 4.38; 4.48 The Boat Race
3.45 Latest news from the tideway; 4.15 The Start; 4.30 The Finish; 4.48 Report
Reports and commentary by JOHN SNAGGE and GRAHAM HUGHES from the launch Clttcmda, and by BRIAN JOHNSTON from Chiswick Bridge
3.47; 4.20; 4.35
Association Football
FA Cup Semi-finals
Arsenal v Sunderland at Hillsborough, Sheffield Leeds v
Wolverhampton Wanderers at Maine Road, Manchester
Commentators BRYON BUTLER , MAURICE EDELSTON , PETER JONES
Half-time reports and scores on the Cup-ties and Top League matches, followed by commentary on the second half of one of the Semi-finals, with frequent score Bashes from the other
4.50
Rugby Round-Up
Results and reports on the Scottish International Sevens and top Club matches Presented by CHRIS REA
5.0
Sports Report
Producer BOB BURROWS
News. comment and personalities from the world of sport. featuring the day's top football matches; classified Football Results at 5.0; the latecomers' reading at 5.45*; followed by the day's Racing ResultsContributors

Introduced By: Desmond Lynam
Producer: Geoff Dobson
Commentary By: Peter Bromley
Unknown: Heinz Steeple Chase
Unknown: Christopher Martin
Unknown: John Edrich
Producer: Richard Maddock
Unknown: J. L. Manning
Unknown: David Lloyd
Commentary By: Peter West
Unknown: Alun Williams
Unknown: Ian Robertson
Commentary By: John Snagge
Commentary By: Graham Hughes
Unknown: Brian Johnston
Commentators: Bryon Butler
Commentators: Maurice Edelston
Commentators: Peter Jones
Presented By: Chris Rea
Producer: Bob Burrows


18.03:Star Sound

1500m
A musical look at the world of films
Hal David introduces music from Lost Horizon, the choice for this year's Royal Film Performance, and looks back on his songwriting career with BURT BACHARACH.
Peter Latham gives a run-down of the week's new films, together with a look at what film music is currently available on record, and a selection of your soundtrack requests. Producer JOHN CASSELSContributors

Introduces: Hal David
Unknown: Burt Bacharach.
Unknown: Peter Latham
Producer: John Cassels


19.00:Songs That Made The Halls

1500m with Pat Whitmore Charles Young
Charles Young Choir and the BBC MIDLAND LIGHT ORCHESTRA leader JAMES DAVIS conducted by lAIN SUTHERLAND Presented and produced by Charles ChiltonContributors

Leader: James Davis
Conducted By: Lain Sutherland
Produced By: Charles Chilton


19.32:Sweet and Swing

with Norrie Paramor and the BBC Midland Light Orchestra leader JAMES DAVIS with this week's studio guests Johnny Lambe and his Orchestra
Introduced by SIMON BATES Producer RON GARDNERContributors

Unknown: Norrie Paramor
Leader: James Davis
Unknown: Johnny Lambe
Introduced By: Simon Bates
Producer: Ron Gardner


20.30:Top Station

Charlie Chester introduces a talent competition between Local Radio Stations
This week: Radio Nottingham and Radio Newcastle Judged by JOHN HANSON. DON WATERMAN and special guest Eddie Braben BRIAN LAYTON QUARTET
Producers JAMES CASEY and PETER PILBEAM
(John Hanson is In ' Lilac Time ' at the Empire Theatre, Sunderland)
(Eddie Braben begins his own series on Thursday at 8.2 pm)Contributors

Introduces: Charlie Chester
Unknown: John Hanson.
Unknown: Don Waterman
Unknown: Eddie Braben
Unknown: Brian Layton
Producers: James Casey
Producers: Peter Pilbeam
Unknown: John Hanson
Unknown: Eddie Braben


21.30:Eurovision Song Contest 1973

from the New Theatre. Luxembourg
Live coverage of the final to decide the best new European popular song of the year. The United Kingdom entry
Power to All Our Friends written by GUY FLETCHER and DOUG FLETt sung by Cliff Richard
PETE MURRAY sets the scene, and provides an on-the-spot commentary during the contest (All-European Vicky, learning to love London: pages 6-7)Contributors

Written By: Guy Fletcher
Written By: Doug Flett
Sung By: Cliff Richard
Sung By: Pete Murray


23.17:Night Ride

Introduced by Eugene Fraser This week's guests include:
RAY DAVIES AND THE BUTTON DOWN BRASS; NICOL AND MARSH; LOIS LANE and the DON LUSHER QUARTET; LOS ZAFIROS; THE HARRY STONEHAM FIVE With PETE MORGAN: NASHVILLE COUNTY; WOUT STEENHUIS AND THE WEDGWOODS; THE GERRY BUTLER TRIO and TONIA DAVALL ; NORTHERN LIGHTS; SCOTT PETERS With the RADIO BIG BAND conducted by MALCOLM LOCKYER BBC MIDLAND LIGHT ORCHESTRA conducted by GORDON FRANKS
BBC NORTHERN DANCE ORCHESTRA conductor BERNARD HERRMANN
BBC NORTHERN IRELAND ORCHESTRA conducted by NEIL RICHARDSON Producers PAM cox and GEOFFREY MULLIN including at 12.0
Midnight NewsroomContributors

Introduced By: Eugene Fraser
Unknown: Ray Davies
Unknown: Lois Lane
Unknown: Don Lusher
Unknown: Gerry Butler
Unknown: Tonia Davall
Unknown: Scott Peters
Conducted By: Malcolm Lockyer
Conducted By: Gordon Franks
Conductor: Bernard Herrmann
Conducted By: Neil Richardson
Conducted By: Geoffrey Mullin


2.00:News Summary; weather


2.02:Closedown

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BBC RADIO 1 SUNDAY APRIL 8TH 1973

6.55:as Radio 2


8.03:Barry Alldis

Producer BARBARA PAGE. Part 2Contributors

Producer: Barbara Page.


9.02:Ed Stewart

with Junior Choice
(Requests, on postcards please, to ' Junior Choice,' BBC, [address removed])Contributors

DJ: Ed Stewart
Producer: Don George


10.00:My Top 12

Brian Matthew: "My top 12 would include Cliff's 'Looking Out the Window'. He sang it when I first introduced him on television. As we listened to the playback he blew a great raspberry. That endeared him to me."
He invites a leading personality of today to choose 12 top tracks to make up their personal favourite all-time album.
This week's guest Elton John
Producer Paul WilliamsContributors

Presenter: Brian Matthew
Guest: Elton John
Producer: Paul Williams


11.00:Noel Edmonds

Producer MIKE HAWKESContributors

Producer: Mike Hawkes


13.00:Kenny Everett

(' All the way from the Welsh hills to be with you on Sunday': page 3)Contributors

Producer: Teddy Warrick


14.00:Jimmy Savile

2.0 Savile's Travels Producer TED BESTON
3.0 Speak-Easy
Research PAT HONEY
Producers TED BESTON and ROT TREVIVIANContributors

Producer: Ted Beston
Producers: Ted Beston


16.00:Solid Gold Sixty with Tom Browne

The 60 top records of today Producer DAVE PRICE
19.00:Ed Stewart with Sunday Sport

Today's top sport at home and abroad, including Motor Racing, the GKN Daily Express International Trophy at Silverstone; International Motor Cycling from Italy; Cycling - the Harp Lager Grand Prix; Racing from Longchamp; Soccer; Hockey; Rugby League; and Golf - the US Masters Tournament at Augusta
Producer Nigel Starmer-SmithContributors

Presenter: Ed Stewart
Producer: Nigel Starmer-Smith


19.30:as Radio 2


22.02:Sounds of Jazz

Also on VHF
10.2 Humphrey Lyttelton and Jazz Club
with Alan Elsdon and his Jazz Band and Robin Jones Septet
(Humphrey Lyttelton's choice: page 5)
11.0 Peter Clayton with news, reviews and comments from the world of jazzContributors

Presenter ("Jazz Club"): Humphrey Lyttleton
Musicians ("Jazz Club"): Alan Elsdon and his Jazz Band
Musicians ("Jazz Club"): Robin Jones Septet
Producer ("Jazz Club"): Lawrie Monk
Presenter ("Peter Clayton"): Peter Clayton
Producer ("Peter Clayton"): Keith Stewart


0.00:as Radio 2


2.02:Closedown

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

BBC RADIO 2 SUNDAY APRIL 8TH 1973

6.55:The First Day of the Week

Passion Sunday
7.00:News Summary; weather


7.03:Barry Alldis

Part 1 (Part 2 at 8.3 am, R1)
8.03:Stereo Reginald Dixon

plays the music you've requested on the BBC Theatre Organ
Producer PETER PILBEAM
(Requests to Reginald Dixon , BBC, PO Box 27, Manchester)Contributors

Producer: Peter Pilbeam
Unknown: Reginald Dixon


8.32:With Heart and Voice

with Rhiannon Davies (mezzo-soprano)
St Eeiniol Singers
Bethesda Ladies' Choir
Section of the Gwynedd Singers
Llithfaen and District Choral Society
and Cor Bro Gele
Accompanied by Menna Leyshon and William Bacon
Introduced by Ifan Wyn Williams
Arranged and conducted by James WilliamsContributors

Mezzo-Soprano: Rhiannon Davies
Singers: St Eeiniol Singers
Singers: Bethesda Ladies' Choir
Singers: Section of the Gwynedd Singers
Singers: Llithfaen and District Choral Society
Singers: Cor Bro Gele
Accompanist: Menna Leyshon
Accompanist: William Bacon
Presenter: Wyn Williams
Arranged and conducted by: James Williams


9.02:as Radio 1


10.02:Sam Costa

Introduces Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conducted by KENNETH ALWYN Producer ROBERT BOWMANContributors

Conducted By: Kenneth Alwyn
Producer: Robert Bowman


11.30:People's Service

from the Chapel of Methodist College, Belfast
Speaker THE REV ROBERT BAGNALL , College Chaplain
Assisted by readers and singers from the pupils, and the school choir conducted by WILLIAM MCCAY Theme Despair and HopeContributors

Unknown: Robert Bagnall
Conducted By: William McCay


12.02:Family Favourites

Introduced by with ROD MCNEIL. ABC Sydney MICHAEL BAGULEY , BBC Belfast bill PAUL, cbc Toronto
JUNE ARMSTRONG-WRIGHT, Radio Hong Kong
Producer PETER CHISWELL
(Sandi taking the mike from Mike: page 11)Contributors

Unknown: Rod McNeil.
Unknown: Michael Baguley
Producer: Peter Chiswell


14.02:Mostly Monkhouse

(Details on Monday, 8.2 pm)
14.30:Bing

"My singing is natural - I don't think it's stylistic. It doesn't sound like a trained voice. I never did learn to breathe the way you're supposed to."
The story of a man who became a legend within a lifetime
1: The Old Groaner
Douglas Fairbanks Jr tells the story with Bing and the voices of this week's guests: Richard Arlen, Mary Carlisle, Ken Carpenter, Rosemary Clooney, Gary Crosby, Larry Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Matty Malneck, Jack Mass, Anthony Quinn, Al Rinker, John Scott Trotter, Rudy Vallee and Army Archerd who writes:
"... You couldn't talk about motion pictures, popular music, or any part of entertainment without including Bing Crosby in the top ten of all time..."
Script and research by Charles Thompson
Producer Brian Willey
(' Where there's life there's Bing ': page 8)Contributors

Presenter: Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Interviewee: Richard Arlen
Interviewee: Mary Carlisle
Interviewee: Ken Carpenter
Interviewee: Rosemary Clooney
Interviewee: Gary Crosby
Interviewee: Larry Crosby
Interviewee: Bob Hope
Interviewee: Dorothy Lamour
Interviewee: Matty Malneck
Interviewee: Jack Mass
Interviewee: Anthony Quinn
Interviewee: Al Rinker
Interviewee: John Scott Trotter
Interviewee: Rudy Vallee
Interviewee: Army Archerd
Script and research: Charles Thompson
Producer: Brian Willey


15.30:Frank Chacksfield

conducts THE RADIO ORCHESTRA Producer
CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL
16.02:Charlie Chester

Producer DENYS JONESContributors

Producer: Denys Jones


18.00:The Top Twenty with Tom Browne

as Radio 1
19.03:Sing Something Simple

THE ADAM SINGERS directed by Cliff Adams
Accompanied by JACK EMBLOW Producer JOHN BROWELLContributors

Directed By: Cliff Adams
Accompanied By: Jack Emblow
Producer: John Browell


19.30:Max Jaffa

presents and plays
Music for Your Pleasure featuring JACK BYFIELD with CHERYL KENNEDY and the WILLIAM DAVIES QUARTET MICHAEL WAKEHAM and ORCHESTRA led by JAMES ARCHER
Producer BARRY KNIGHT
(Given before an invited audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London. Tickets from BBC Ticket Unit)Contributors

Unknown: Cheryl Kennedy
Unknown: William Davies
Unknown: Michael Wakeham
Unknown: James Archer
Producer: Barry Knight


20.30:Sunday Half-Hour

Recorded in St Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Douglas, Isle of Man
The combined choirs of the Island conducted by EMILY CHRISTIAN , MBE
Organist LAURENCE DAVIES
Prayer and Blessing by the Roman Catholic Dean of the Island,
THE VERY REV JOHN P. MAHONY and the RT REV ERIC GORDON ,
Bishop of Sodor and Man
All glory, laud and honour (St Theodulph); There is a green hill far away (Horsley); When I survey the wondrous Cross (Rockingham); 0 sacred head (Passion Chorale); One who is all unfit to count (Fingal); Ride on, ride on in majesty (Winchester New); In the Cross of Christ I glory (Love Divine); The day thou gavest Lord is ended (St Clement); Hear us, 0 Lord, from heaven thy dwelling place (Peel Castle)Contributors

Conducted By: Emily Christian
Organist: Laurence Davies
Unknown: John P. Mahony
Unknown: Eric Gordon


21.02:Your 100 Best Tunes

Alan Keith with records Producer LILIAN DUFFContributors

Unknown: Alan Keith
Producer: Lilian Duff


22.02:Music to Midnight

1500m and 202m in Scotland Alan Dell presents MARION WILLIAMS
BRIAN LEMON TRIO
TOMMY AND DAVID REILLT with the LONDON STUDIO STRINGS conducted by i.ou WHITESON Producer ROYSTON HERBERTContributors

Unknown: Marion Williams
Unknown: Brian Lemon Trio
Unknown: David Reillt
Producer: Royston Herbert


0.00:Midnight Newsroom


0.05:Night Ride

Introduced by Robin BoyleContributors

Introduced By: Robin Boyle


2.00:News Summary; weather


2.02:Closedown

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

bbc radio 1 monday april 9th 1973


5.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Tony Blackburn

Producer ROGER PUSEYContributors

Producer: Roger Pusey


9.00:Jimmy Young

Producer PAUL WILLIAMSContributors

Producer: Paul Williams


11.00:Dave Lee Travis

Producer RON BELCHIERContributors

Producer: Ron Belchier


13.00:Johnnie Walker

Producer DAVE TATEContributors

Producer: Dave Tate


15.00:Alan Freeman

Producer TONY WILSONContributors

Producer: Tony Wilson


17.00:Radio 1 Club with Rosko

from Seahawk Club, Royal Naval Air Station. Culdrose,
Cornwall
Producer BRIAN PATTENContributors

Producer: Brian Patten


19.00:as Radio 2


22.00:Sounds of the 70s: Bob Harris

Also on VHF
Two hours of progressive pop Producer PETE RITZEMAContributors

Producer: Pete Ritzema


0.00:as Radio 2


2.02:Closedown

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

bbc radio 2 monday april 9th 1973

5.00:News Summary; weather


5.02:Tom Edwards

with The Early Show Producer MICHAEL FORD including at 6.15
Pause for ThoughtContributors

Producer: Michael Ford


7.02:Terry Wogan

introduces
Ella Fitzgerald , this week's Radio 2 star, at 8.10; and tells you the programmes in which she can be heard.'
Producers CHRIS MORGAN and DENIS O'KEEFFE including at 8.27 Racing Bulletin and at 8.45
Pause for ThoughtContributors

Unknown: Ella Fitzgerald
Producers: Chris Morgan


9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

Producers HARRY WALTERS COLIN CHANDLER and PETER BELL
(Requests, on postcards please, to ' Open House,' BBC, London WIA 4WW) including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk NW (Friday afternoon's broadcast)Contributors

Producers: Harry Walters
Producers: Colin Chandler
Producers: Peter Bell


12.02:Tony Brandon

Producer BILL BEBB including at 1.15
Today's Story
Tales from Clanky Junction written and read by Stan Wilson
1: Shove Potion
Producer HERBERT SMITH (from Manchester)Contributors

Producer: Bill Bebb
Read By: Stan Wilson
Producer: Herbert Smith


14.02:Woman's Hour

Introduced by Sue MacGregor
To Travel Hopefully....: MESTON BATCHELOR arrives despite foreign signposts and friendly natives.
A Good Question: How clean are our foodshops? asks the Teesside Consumer Group with ALLEKE MORRIS.
Reading your Letters.
Forgive and Forget: ILSE JOSEPH tells jim BUCK how she lost her children in the last war. ELIZABETH MORGAN reads Cat and Mouse by CHRISNANNA BRAND (4) Deputy editor
TERESA MCGONAGLE
Editor WYN KNOWLESContributors

Introduced By: Sae MacGregor
Unknown: Meston Batchelor
Unknown: Alleke Morris.
Unknown: Jim Buck
Unknown: Teresa McGonagle
Editor: Wyn Knowles


15.02:John Dunn

Music and today's Sporting Clue
Producer RAY HARVEY including at 4.15
Waggoners' Walk NW Producers GLYN DEARMAN and DAVID JOHNSTON
(Repeated: Tuesday. 10.30 am) and at 4.30 Sports DeskContributors

Producer: Ray Harvey
Producers: Glyn Dearman
Producers: David Johnston


17.02:Desmond Lynam

Producer JOHN BUSSELLContributors

Producer: John Bussell


18.50:Sports Desk

with the day's news, including classified racing results
19.02:After Seven: Simon Bates

Producer ANGELA BOND
20.02:Mostly Monkhouse

But, as well as Bob, one hears David Jason , Josephine Tewson Jack Emblow (for music and odd lines) and The Septet (for lines and odd music)
Written by DAVID CUMMING and DEREK COLLYER
Producer JOHN BROWELL
(David Jason is in ' No Sex, Please -We're British' at the Strand Theatre, London)Contributors

Unknown: David Jason
Unknown: Josephine Tewson
Unknown: Jack Emblow
Written By: David Cumming
Written By: Derek Collyer
Producer: John Browell
Unknown: David Jason


20.30:Jackie Rae's Made in Britain

with studio guests
ANNIE ROSS , HEATHMORE, DESIGN CLIVE WESTLAKE
New Song Composer Sandy Davis
THE MIKE ALLEN SINGERS
THE PETER KNIGHT ORCHESTRA
Musical associate BOBBY RICHARDS Producer DAVID RAYVERN ALLENContributors

Unknown: Annie Ross
Unknown: Sandy Davis
Singers: Mike Allen
Unknown: Bobby Richards
Producer: David Rayvern Allen


21.30:The Organist Entertains

PHIL FINCH
(Odeon, Hammersmith) TOMMY DANDO
(BBC Theatre Organ) BRYAN RODWELL
(Granada, Harrow)
BILLY MUNN (Electronic)
Introduced and produced by Robin RichmondContributors

Unknown: Phil Finch
Unknown: Tommy Dando
Unknown: Bryan Rodwell
Produced By: Robin Richmond


22.02:Late Night Extra

1500m and 202m in Scotland
Bob Helness looks at the best on stage, in films and comedy with the music of RONNIE ALDRICH AND HIS ORCHESTRA
RAY DAVIES AND THE
BUTTON DOWN BRASS
Producer BOB OLIVER ROGERS
Executive producer TONY LUKE including Sports Desk at 10.15Contributors

Unknown: Ronnie Aldrich
Producer: Bob Oliver Rogers


0.00:Midnight Newsroom


0.05:Night Ride

Introduced by Simon BatesContributors

Introduced By: Simon Bates


2.00:News Summary; weather


2.02:Closedown

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

BBC RADIO 1 TUESDAY APRIL 10TH 1973
5.00:as Radio 2


7.00:Tony Blackburn


9.00:Jimmy Young


11.00:Dave Lee Travis

Including at 12.0
This week's Top Twenty discs
13.00:Johnnie Walker


15.00:Alan Freeman


17.00:Radio 1 Club with Noel Edmonds

from Craig Youth Centre, Newport. Monmouthshire Producer DAVE PRICE
19.00:as Radio 2


22.00:Sounds of the 70s:

John Peel Also on VHF
Two hours of progressive pop with Top Gear
Producer JOHN WALTERSContributors

Producer: John Walters


0.00:as Radio 2


2.02:Closedown

[darren]

Re: Radio times listings 1970;s 80's 90's

BBC RADIO 2 TUESDAY APRIL 10TH 1973

5.00:News Summary; weather


5.02:Tom Edwards

with The Early Show including at 6.15
Pause for Thought
7.02:Terry Wogan

including at 8.27 Racing Bulletin and at 8.45
Pause for Thought
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

(Requests, on postcards please, to ' Open House,' BBC. London W1A 4WW)
Including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk NW
12.00:Tony Brandon

Including at 1.15
Today's Story
Tales from Clanky Junction written and read by STAN WILSON
2: The GrudgeContributors

Read By: Stan Wilson


14.02:Woman's Hour

Introduced by Sue MacGregor
All Systems Go: a series of interviews with people on the way up.
What's New for the Home: ALICE HOPE reports.
Consultation: DR TREVOR WESTON talks to a Woman's Hour listener about backache.
Wedding in Brazil: URSULA MINNS.
Cooks' Question Time: MARGUERITE PATTEN and KATIE STEWART answer questions at a meeting of the Electrical Association for Women in Darling-ton. Chairman JOAN YORKE. ELIZABETH MORGAN reads Cat and Mouse by CHRISTIANNA BRAND (5)Contributors

Introduced By: Sue MacGregor
Talks: Dr Trevor Weston
Unknown: Ursula Minns.
Unknown: Marguerite Patten
Unknown: Joan Yorke.


15.02:John Dunn

Music and today's Sporting Clue Including
Racing from Newmarket featuring the Craven Stakes: reports and commentary by PETER BROMLEY
Waggoners' Walk NW (Repeated: Wed, 10.30 am) Written by PETER LING Producers
GLYN DEARMAN and DAVID JOHNSTON The cast this week: and at 4.30 Sports DeskContributors

Commentary By: Peter Bromley
Written By: Peter Ling
Producers: Glyn Dearman
Producers: David Johnston
Mike Nash: Edward Cast
Claire Nash: Ellen McIntosh
Joanna Nash: Elizabeth Proud
Alice Hickey: Hazel Coppen
Barbara Watling: Patricia Gallimore
Kay Munro: Frances Jeater
Jack Munro: Rod Beacham
Peter Tyson: Basil Moss
Lynn Tyson: Judy Franklin
Tracey Wyatt: Rosalind Adams
Chris Wyatt: Colin Campbell
Cordon Turner: Will Leighton
Mrs Watling: Pauline Letts
Errol Podmore: Malcolm Gerard
Myrna Podmore: Valerie Newbold
Liz Warner: Ann Morrish
Mr Watling: Alan Thompson
Matthew Prior: John Rye
Wilton Drew: Jack May


17.02:Desmond Lynam


18.50:Sports Desk

with the day's news, Including classified racing results
19.02:After Seven: David Gell

Producer JOHN BILLINGHAM
20.02:Beat the Record

Don Davis invites listeners by telephone to join in the national game of naming the tune
Prizes for all who know their music
Devised by DON DAVIS
Producer RICHARD WILLCOX
(If you would like to play this game. send a postcard giving your name. address and telephone number to ' Beat the Record.' BBC, London W1A 4WW)Contributors

Unknown: Don Davis
Unknown: Don Davis
Producer: Richard Willcox


20.30:Humphrey Lyttelton

with The Best of Jazz on records Producer KEITH STEWART
(Humphrey Lyttelton 's Choice: page 5)Contributors

Producer: Keith Stewart
Unknown: Humphrey Lyttelton


21.15:The Big Band Sound

Introduced by Alan Dell Producer JOHN HOOPERContributors

Introduced By: Alan Dell
Producer: John Hooper


22.02:Late Night Extra

1500m and 202m in Scotland
David Hamilton with music and news, and Military Band requests, featuring THAMES EIGHT
THE MIKE SAMMF. S SINGERS Producer IAN FENNER including Sports Desk at 10.15Contributors

Unknown: Mike Sammf.
Producer: Ian Fenner


0.00:Midnight Newsroom


0.05:Night Ride

Introduced bv
Jimmy KingsburyContributors

Unknown: Jimmy Kingsbury


2.00:News Summary; weather


2.02:Closedown