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[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 TUESDAY MARCH 22ND 1977

6.00:News Summary; weather

6.02:Colin Berry

including at
6.15 Pause for Thought7.02:Terry Wogan

including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought9.02:Jean Metcalfe's Open House

Requests, on postcards please, to: Open House, BBC, London W1A 4WW including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk11.30:Jimmy Young

13.50:* pm Sports Desk

14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk: with latest racing results16.30:Waggcnersr Walk

(Repeated: Wed 10.30 am)16.45:Sports Desk

with latest racing results16.47:John Dunn

An afternoon miscellany of words and music including at
5.45 Sports Desk: with latest racing results18.45:Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results19.02: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 MARTIN FISHERContributors

Unknown: Don Davis
Unknown: Don Davis
Producer: Martin Fisher
19.30:Robin Richmond

The Organist Entertains
LOUIS MORDISH (Broadcasting House Concert Organ) BOBBY PAGAN
(Granada, Clapham Junction) REGINALD LIVERSEDGE (BBC Theatre Organ)
LINDA BAYFIELD (Electronic)Contributors

Unknown: Reginald Liversedge
Unknown: Linda Bayfield
20.02:Satchmo

The story of Louis Armstrong 9: Louis the Ambassador
' In 1956 we went to Ghana and played in this big stadium - all the local chiefs were carried in on litters from the hills, and one of the chiefs said " Hello Satchmo ". So Louis said to me " See them, Mums, they even got my records in the Bush ".'
(LUCILLE ARMSTRONG)
Humphrey Lyttelton tells the story of how Louis's worldwide tours earned him the title of ' Ambassador without Portfolio '.
Script MAX JONES
Research JOHN CHILTON
- Producer STEVE ALLENContributors

Unknown: Humphrey Lyttelton
Producer: Steve Allen
21.02:Among Your Souvenirs

Fragrant memories from Victorian and Edwardian times and a little later, with Helen McArthur John Boulter Ian Wallace
The Young Men. accompanied by Denis Gomm
The Morris Concert Band and the REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA Introduced by ALAN KEITHContributors

Unknown: Helen McArthur
Unknown: John Boulter
Unknown: Ian Wallace
Accompanied By: Denis Gomm
Introduced By: Alan Keith
22.02:Sports Desk

22.05:BBC Radio Orchestra

with its guests
Ron Goodwin , Danny Williams Introduced by Don Moss Producer JOHN BUSSELLContributors

Unknown: Ron Goodwin
Unknown: Danny Williams
Introduced By: Don Moss
Producer: John Bussell
23.02:Sheila Tracy

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show «0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring Information

[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 WEDNESDAY MARCH 23RD 1977

6.00:as Radio 2

7.00:Simon Bates

9.00:Tony Blackburn

including The Golden Hour Today: Oldies from 196712.00:Paul Burnett

including at 12.30 pm Newsbeat with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer
14.02:David Hamilton

Also on VHF16.30:It's D.L.T. OK!

17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer
18.02:as Radio 2

23.00:Kid Jensen

Also on VHF0.00:* am as Radio 2

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 WEDNESDAY MARCH 23RD 1977

6.00:News Summary; weather

6.02:Colin Berry

including at
6.15 Pause for Thought7.02:Terry Wogan

including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought9.02:Jean Metcalfe's Open House

Requests, on postcards please, to: Open House, BBC, London W1A 4WW including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
(Tues afternoon's broadcast)11.30:Jimmy Young

13.50:* pm Sports Desk

14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk: with latest racing results16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Thursday 10.30 am)16.45:Sports Desk

with latest racing results16.47:John Dunn

An afternoon miscellany of words and music including at
5.45 Sports Desk: with latest racing results18.45:Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results19.02:One Man and his Show

Featuring this week Ted Rogers with his guests:
PEARL CARR AND TEDDY JOHNSON and the MAX HARRIS ORCHESTRA Script by WALLY MALSTON
Producer RICHARD WILLCOX
(Starting The Law GameiContributors

Unknown: Ted Rogers
Unknown: Max Harris
Script By: Wally Malston
Producer: Richard Willcox
19.30:Songs that Made the Halls

The men who wrote them; the stars who sang them. Programme 6
Presented by Cyril Fletcher Singers PAT WHITMORE CHARLES YOUNG and the CHARLES YOUNG SINGERS Written and produced by CHARLES CHILTONContributors

Presented By: Cyril Fletcher
Presented By: Singers Pat Whitmore
Presented By: Charles Young
20.02:Listen to the Band

with Charlie Chester featuring
THE HEMEL HEMPSTEAD BAND conductor CLIFF JONES Producer JOHN BUSSELLContributors

Unknown: Charlie Chester
Producer: John Bussell
20.30: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
21.02:Command Performance

Introduced by Ian Wallace
Your record request programme of popular classics Producer PETER CHISWELL
Record requests, on postcards please, to: Command Performance, BBC, London W1A 4WWContributors

Introduced By: Ian Wallace
22.02:Sports Desk

22.05:Alyn Ainsworth and the BBC Radio Orchestra

leader MICHAEL TOMALIN Songs from
The Three Degrees and Mike Reid
Words from Tom Edwards Producer BEVERLEY PHILLIPSContributors

Leader: Michael Tomalin
Leader: Mike Reid
Unknown: Tom Edwards
Producer: Beverley Phillips
23.02:Tim Gudgin

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information

[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 THURSDAY MARCH 24TH 1977

6.00:as Radio 2

7.00:Simon Bates

9.00:Tony Blackburn

including The Golden Hour Today: Oldies from 196312.00:Paul Burnett

including at 12.30 pm Newsbeat with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer
14.02:A Party Political Broadcast

by the Labour Party (Also on Radio 2)14.07:David Hamilton

Also on VHF16.30:It's D.L.T. OK!

17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer
18.02:as Radio 2

23.00:Kid Jensen

Also on VHF0.00:* am as Radio 2

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 THURSDAY MARCH 24TH 1977

6.00:News Summary; weather

6.02:Colin Berry

including at
6.15 Pause for Thought7.02:Terry Wogan

including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought9.02:Jean Metcalfe's Open House

including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk11.30:Jimmy Young

13.50:* pm Sports Desk

14.02:A Party Political Broadcast

by the Labour Party (Also on Radio 1)14.07:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 Sports Desk
Racing from Doncaster
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY on the 3.5 Tote Spring Handicap Stakes (7f), the first race of the Flat season
3.45 Sports DeskContributors

Commentary By: Peter Bromley
16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Friday 10.30 am) The cast this week:Contributors

Mike Nash: Edward Cast
Claire Nash: Ellen McIntosh
Tony Nash: Glynn Sweet
Joanna Nash: Elizabeth Proud
Peter Tyson: Basil Moss
Liz Tyson: Ann Morrish
Arthur Tyson: Lockwood West
Lymn Prior: Judy Franklin
Matt Prior: Michael Spice
Shirley Edwards: Carole Boyd
Kath Miller: Charlotte Mitchell
Dora Beevers: Beth Boyd
Sophie Richmond: Glynis Brooks
Charlie Payne: Bruce Beeby
Corinna Bastable: Dulcie Gray
Bella Attwood: Norma Ronald
Ruth Thurston: Susan Sloman
Vivien Bolt: Jean Trend
Sonia Nash: Lolly Cockerell
Rupert Lovell: Nigel Anthony
Ernie Summers: Keith Smith
Kim Bolt: Susan Thomas
Sammy Bolt: Daphne Rogers
Doctor: Leslie Heritage
16.45:Sports Desk

with latest racing results16.47:John Dunn

including at
5.45 Sports Desk18.45:Next Move

Read along with ALFRED MARKS 4: Chits with Everything
Adults wanting help with reading can ring [number removed]or send their name and address to: Next Move, [address removed].
(Repeated: Sunday 5.50 pm)
Book (same title) 90p, and cassette £3.24, from bookshops18.50:Sports Desk

with classified racing results19.02:Two by Two

... the elephant and the kangaroo.
A not-too-serious game in which captive humans answer questions about the animal kingdom and compete for the Great Currant Bun.
This week: Humphrey Lyttelton Kathy Kilpatrick , lain Graham Gamekeeper Percy Edwards Questions set by MADEAU STEWART
Producer PHYLLIS ROBINSONContributors

Unknown: Humphrey Lyttelton
Unknown: Kathy Kilpatrick
Unknown: Percy Edwards
Unknown: Madeau Stewart
Producer: Phyllis Robinson
19.30:David Allan's Country Club

A weekly get-together with news and reviews of Country music featuring
JAMES DONALDSON BAND
CLIFF WHELAN
Producer COLIN CHANDLERContributors

Unknown: James Donaldson
Producer: Colin Chandler
21.02:Folkweave

Tony Capstick introduces Festival folk. With VERNON ROSE, PACKIE BYRNE and BONNIE SHAL -JEAN recorded at the 22nd International Folklore Festival, Sidmouth, and FRED JORDAN and FRANKIE ARMSTRONG recorded at the Loughborough Festival of 1976 News from the Folk world Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester.Contributors

Introduces: Tony Capstick
Unknown: Packie Byrne
Unknown: Bonnie Shal
Unknown: Fred Jordan
Unknown: Frankie Armstrong
Producer: Peter Pilbeam
22.02:Sports Desk

22.05:Nat Whitworth and the New Million Airs

with Colin McGregor Lynn Garner and The Song Stylists in Band Parade with The Betty Smith Sextet
Introduced by BRIAN MATTHEW Producer JACK DABBSContributors

Unknown: Colin McGregor
Unknown: Lynn Garner
Introduced By: Brian Matthew
Producer: Jack Dabbs
23.02:Sheila Tracy

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information

[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 FRIDAY MARCH 25TH 1977

6.00:as Radio 2

7.00:Simon Bates

9.00:Tony Blackburn

including The Golden Hour Today: Oldies from 197412.00:Paul Burnett

including at 12.30 pm Newsbeat with Richard SkinnerContributors

Unknown: Richard Skinner
14.02:David Hamilton

Also on VHF16.30:It's D.L.T. OK!

17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Richard SkinnerContributors

Unknown: Richard Skinner
18.02:as Radio 2

23.00:Kid Jensen

Also on VHF0.00:* am as Radio 2

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 FRIDAY MARCH 25TH 1977


6.00:News Summary; weather

6.02:Colin Berry

including at
6.15 Pause for Thought7.02:Terry Wogan

including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought9.02:Jean Metcalfe's Open House

Requests, on postcards please, to: Open House, BBC, London W1A 4WW including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk11.30:Jimmy Young

13.50:* pm Sports Desk

14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 Sports Desk
Racing from Doncaster
3.35 The Waterdale Handicap Stakes (6f)
Commentator PETER BROMLEY
3.45 Sports DeskContributors

Commentator: Peter Bromley
16.30:Waggoners'Walk

(Repeated: Monday 10.30 am)16.45:Sports Desk

with latest racing results16.47:John Dunn

An afternoon miscellany of words and music including at
5.45 Sports Desk: with latest racing results18.45:Sports Desk

A round-up of the day's news, with classified racing results19.02:Treble Chance

Knock-Out Town Quiz
A weekly contest on music. voices, sounds and general knowledge. Round 2
Preston :
Barbara Watson Norman Preston and Elsie Seyfang v
Ilkley:
Tony
Wade Carole Shaw and Don Gregson
Questionmaster Desmond Lynam
Questions set and programme devised and produced by MICHAEL TUKE-HASTINGSContributors

Unknown: Barbara Watson
Unknown: Norman Preston
Unknown: Elsie Seyfang
Unknown: Wade Carole Shaw
Unknown: Don Gregson
Unknown: Questionmaster Desmond Lynam
Produced By: Michael Tuke-Hastings
19.30:Sammes' Songs

Some favourites old and new from the Mike Sammes Singers with a word or two from Ray Moore.Contributors

Singers: The Mike Sammes Singers
Presenter: Ray Moore
Producer: Frank Hooper
20.02:Paul Fenoulhet

conducts the BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA
Presented by Jean Challis Producer MEL HOUSEContributors

Presented By: Jean Challis
Producer: Mel House
21.02:Friday Night is Music Night

Direct from the Hippodrome, Golders Green a special return visit of artists from Dublin
Colman Pearce conducts the BBC Concert Orchestra leader ARTHUR LEAVINS
Friday Night's Star Singers: Joan Merrigan Niall Murray Family Pride with ROBERT DOCKER (piano) Introduced by Robin Boyle Producer ROBERT BOWMAN
(Before an invited audience)
(Niall Murray broadcasts by permission of the English National Opera)Contributors

Leader: Arthur Leavins
Singers: Joan Merrigan
Singers: Niall Murray
Introduced By: Robin Boyle
Producer: Robert Bowman
Unknown: Niall Murray
22.02:Sports Desk

22.05:Barn Dance

in the Radio 2 Ballroom
THE GREENSLEEVES BAND led by DENNIS DARKE with dick witt
IRENE HARCOURT and FOUR IN ACCORD
Introduced by Pat Nelson Producer BRIAN PATTENContributors

Unknown: Dennis Darke
Unknown: Dick Witt
Unknown: Irene Harcourt
Introduced By: Pat Nelson
Producer: Brian Patten
23.02:Len Jackson

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show0.00:* am Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information

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BBC RADIO 1 SATURDAY MARCH 26TH 1977
6.00:as Radio 2

8.06:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF with Junior Choice
Producer ROGER PUSEYContributors

Producer: Roger Pusey
10.00:Kid Jensen

Producer MIKE HAWKESContributors

Producer: Mike Hawkes
12.00:Paul Gambaccini

Producer MIKE HAWKESContributors

Producer: Mike Hawkes
13.31:The Elton John Story

Also on VHF
Keyboard Wizard
Having expanded his band, Elton first attempts to change his musical direction and then redirects some of his professional energy into sport. He intentionally abdicates as rock's busiest touring and recording sensation.
Written and presented by Paul Gambaccini
Producer TEDDY WARRICKContributors

Presented By: Paul Gambaccini
Producer: Teddy Warrick
14.30:Alan Freeman

Also on VHF
Producer TONY WILSONContributors

Producer: Tony Wilson
17.31:Alexis Korner's Blues and Soul Show

Also on VHF
Producer JEFF GRIFFINContributors

Producer: Jeff Griffin
18.30:Sight and Sound In Concert

Alsn on VHF
The Radio 1 In
Concert programme, in a Simultaneous Broadcast with BBC2, features
Graham Parker and the Rumour Introduced by KID JENSEN Producer JEFF GRIFFINContributors

Unknown: Graham Parker
Introduced By: Kid Jensen
Producer: Jeff Griffin
19.30:as Radio 2

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 SATURDAY MARCH 26TH 1977
6.00:News Summary; weather

6.02:Tom Edwards

Producer FRANCES link including at
8.3 Racing BulletinContributors

Producer: Frances Link
8.06:* as Radio 1

10.02:Sam Costa

Producer DAVID WELSBY , BBC BirminghamContributors

Producer: David Welsby
12.02:Two's Best

Len Jackson with the best of Radio 2 selected from last week's programmes.
Written by KEITH HOWELL
Producers JOHN BILLINGHAM and COLIN CHANDLERContributors

Written By: Keith Howell
Producers: John Billingham
Producers: Colin Chandler
13.02:Jim the Great

Jimmy Edwards in A Patron of The Arts A regal romp, with Julian Orchard , Joan Sanderson Ronald Baddiley. John Baddeley and David Ryall. Written by ANDREW PALMER. Producer EDWARD TAYLOR
(Julian Orchard is in ' Banana Ridge ' at the Savoy Theatre)Contributors

Unknown: Julian Orchard
Unknown: Joan Sanderson
Unknown: Ronald Baddiley.
Unknown: John Baddeley
Unknown: David Ryall.
Written By: Andrew Palmer.
Producer: Edward Taylor
13.30:Sport on 2

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
Presented by Desmond Lynam

1.30; 2.20; 3.0; 3.45* Football League Special
Exclusive live commentary on one of the top matches; score flashes throughout the afternoon from five other grounds; scores, results as they come in, classified checks at 5.0, 5.45*

3.0; 5.30* World Cup Football
Wednesday is a vitally important night for British World Cup hopes, with England playing Luxembourg at Wembley and Wales taking on Czechoslovakia at Wrexham. Sport on 2 talks to managers and players and assesses the chances of the home countries.
World Cup Special: Wednesday 8.2 pm Radio 2 1500m only

1.30; 2.10; 2.50; 3.25; 4.50; 5.40* Racing from Doncaster The Flat season just opened, Doncaster stages the first leg of the Spring Double, the Irish Sweeps Lincoln Handicap, worth £10,000 to the winner.
2.15 The Furniture Facture Stakes (1m)
2.55 The Irish Sweeps Lincoln Handicap (1m)
3.30 The Batthyany Handicap Stakes (5f)
Commentators Peter Bromley and Michael Seth-Smith
Plus results from other meetings; classified check at 5.401.

1.30; 2.20; 5.25* Badminton
In the 67th All England Badminton Championships Britain's best chance of honours lies with Gillian Gilks, who won three titles last year. Commentary and reports from the Empire Pool, Wembley, by Norman Cuddeford and Gerald Williams, with expert comment from Judy Hashman, ten times an All England Champion.

3.0; 5.25* Boxing
John H. Stracey, former world welterweight champion, returns to the ring at Wembley on Tuesday when he fights Dave 'Boy' Green in an eliminator for Carlos Palomino's world title. Desmond Lynam talks to the fighters and discusses the prospects. (Commentary on R2 Tues 9.2pm 1500m, 202m Scotland; Sportsnight, BBC1 Wed 9.35 pm)

Plus reports from Phil King on the opening day of the World Table Tennis Championships at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham; and news of the Lucas British Open Squash Championships at the Wembley Squash Centre.

And at 5.0* Sports Report
Classified Football at 5.0 and 5.45*; reports and comments; Classified Racing Results at 5.40*

Timetable:
1.30 News/prospects
2.0 Boxing
2.10 Racing from Doncaster
2.20 Boxing/Football/Badminton
2.50 Racing from Doncaster
3.0 Boxing/Football/Badminton
3.25 Racing from Doncaster
3.45 Football half-times
3.55 Football commentary
4.42 First Football results
4.50 Racing from Doncaster
5.0 Sports Report
5.25 World Cup Football/Boxing/Badminton
5.40 Classified Racing/Football
Events may alter timings

A Radio Sports Unit productionContributors

Commentators: Peter Bromley
Unknown: Gerald Williams
Unknown: Judy Hashman
Unknown: John H. Stracey
Talks: Desmond Lynam
Unknown: Phil King
18.03:Wally Whyton

1500monly (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 invites you to enjoy Both Sides Now with guests MAX BOYCE , JOHN LUCE NEIL LEWIS and BOB BUCKLE
News, features from JIM LLOYD Bass and asides from
BRIAN BROCKLEHURST Producer BILL BEBBContributors

Unknown: Max Boyce
Unknown: John Luce
Unknown: Neil Lewis
Bass: Jim Lloyd
Unknown: Brian Brocklehurst
19.02:Windsor Davies Presents

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 119.30:Radio 2 Top Tunes

Norrie Paramor and the BBC MIDLAND RADIO ORCHESTRA play the week's most popular tunes from Radio 2 programmes. Introduced by Don Moss BBC BirminghamContributors

Introduced By: Don Moss
20.15:Kings of the Keyboard

Steve Race presents 30 minutes of music in varying styles, played by Christopher Elton Martin Goldstein and The Jack Dieval Trio
Producer STUART HOBDAYContributors

Unknown: Steve Race
Played By: Christopher Elton
Played By: Martin Goldstein
Producer: Stuart Hobday
20.45:The SRO at the City Hall, Glasgow

Brian Fahey and the BBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA leader IAN TYRE
Anne Lome Gillies and John Lawrenson perform a selection of popular music from stage and screen at a public concert recorded in Glasgow.
Introduced by James Alexander Gordon Script by NEIL STEVENS
Producer IAIN MACFADYENContributors

Unknown: Brian Fahey
Unknown: Anne Lome Gillies
Unknown: John Lawrenson
Introduced By: James Alexander Gordon
Script By: Neil Stevens
Producer: Iain MacFadyen
22.02:European Pop Jury

Presented in London by David Gell
Taking part this month:
BELGIUM (BRT), GERMANY (WDR) IRELAND (RTE), NORWAY (NRK) SPAIN (RNE). SWEDEN (SR) UNITED KINGDOM (BBC) Producer MEL HOUSEContributors

Unknown: David Gell
23.02:Sports Desk

23.05:Ray Moore

with The Late Show Producers PAM cox and DENYS JONES and at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring informationContributors

Unknown: Denys Jones
0.31:* am News Summary

[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 SUNDAY MARCH 27TH 1977
6.55:as Radio 2

8.00:Playground

Introduced by David Rider and including
Headline Spotters
Producer DON GEORGEContributors

Introduced By: David Rider
Producer: Don George
8.32:Ed Stewart

Also on VHF with Junior Choice
(Ed presents Crackerjack on Friday 4.55 pm BBC1)10.00:Simon Bates

with All There is to Hear Producer TED BESTONContributors

Producer: Ted Beston
13.00:Jimmy Savile

1.0 The Double Top Ten Show
This week the Top Ten records from March 1957 and March 1967
2.0 Savile's Travels Producer TED BESTONContributors

Producer: Ted Beston
15.00:Anne Nightingale's Request Show

Producer BERNIE ANDREWSContributors

Producer: Bernie Andrews
17.15:Quiz Kid 77

Chairman Alan Freeman
This week's contest, the third of our Northern area rounds, comes from the Stewarton-Annick Youth Centre, Ayrshire, and features new band Yankee. Producer TONY HALE BBC ManchesterContributors

Unknown: Alan Freeman
18.00:Tom Browne

Also on VHF with the Top 20
Producer PETE RITZEMAContributors

Producer: Pete Ritzema
19.00:as Radio 2

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 SUNDAY MARCH 27TH 1977

6.55:New Day

Some prayers and music.7.00:News Summary; weatherman

7.03:Reginald Dixon

at the BBC Theatre Organ presents a programme of requests, and music from the STANSHAWE (BRISTOL) BAND conductor WALTER HARGREAVES Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC ManchesterContributors

Conductor: Walter Hargreaves
Producer: Peter Pilbeam
8.03:I Believe in Music

Dana invites you. in the last programme in this series, to listen to the words of songs you have asked to hear again. With BRIGHTWINTER
Producer DAVID WINTER8.32:* as Radio 1

10.02:David Jacobs

introduces Melodies for You BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA conducted by KENNETH ALWYN
THE REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA leader GEORGE FRENCH With PASCHAL ALLEN
Producer PETER BELLContributors

Conducted By: Kenneth Alwyn
Leader: George French
Unknown: Paschal Allen
Producer: Peter Bell
11.30:People's Service

This week, in the first of a series of three programmes from the studio in London, Pauline Webb considers the women who were involved in the Passion of Christ. 1:Passion Sunday
Producer FRANK TOPPINGContributors

Unknown: Pauline Webb
12.02:Family Favourites

Introduced by Jean Challis
Taking part: Marama Martin, Radio New Zealand; Alan Grace, BFBS Cyprus and Masirah; Steve Cosser, ABC Sydney
(24 April: New Zealand, BFBS Cyprus and Masirah, and Australia)Contributors

Presenter: Jean Challis
Taking part (Radio New Zealand): Marama Martin
Taking part (BFBS Cyrpus and Masirah): Alan Grace
Taking part (ABC Sydney): Steve Cosser
Producer: Ray Harvey
14.02:Windsor Davies Presents

The Multi-National Eisteddfod Show
A variety bill featuring the best acts from the world of entertainment. This week's stars are Pat Mooney , The
Kookies Ray Alan and Lord Charles Music by the MAX HARRIS ORCHESTRA Script by PETE SPENCE
Producer RICHARD WILLCOX
(Repeated: Saturday 7.2 pm 1500m, and 202m Scotland)Contributors

Unknown: Pat Mooney
Unknown: Kookies Ray Alan
Unknown: Lord Charles Music
Unknown: Max Harris
Script By: Pete Spence
Producer: Richard Willcox
14.30:The Leading Ladies

Dorothy Dickson
' " Don't be vague ", said Noel Coward ,"beDorothyDickson." That was the lady off stage. Dorothy could be so preoccupied with other things that she occasionally overlooked the fact that there was this matinee she was supposed to be performing in. The lady on stage was another matter entirely. Coward - or anybody - could equally have said " be vivid, be positive, be Dorothy Dickson ".' (VANESSA LEE ) Series devised and written by FRANK SALTER
Introduced by Vanessa Lee Producer BARRY KNIGHTContributors

Unknown: Dorothy Dickson
Unknown: Noel Coward
Unknown: Dorothy Dickson
Unknown: Vanessa Lee
Written By: Frank Salter
Introduced By: Vanessa Lee
Producer: Barry Knight
15.30:Angela Rippon says Be My Guest

and invites you to join her in the news studio at the Television Centre where she plays some of her favourite music, talks about her previous career as a journalist and documentary film-maker, and reveals a passion for the countryside in her private life away from the cameras, in her cottage on the edge of Dartmoor.
Producer BRIAN COOK
(Starting Thanks for the Memory with Hubert Gregg )Contributors

Producer: Brian Cook
Unknown: Hubert Gregg
16.02:Charlie Chester

with your Sunday Soapbox Producer RON GARDNER BBC BirminghamContributors

Producer: Ron Gardner
17.50:Next Move

Read along with ALFRED MARKS 4: Chits with Everything
Adults wanting help with reading can ring [number removed]or send their name and address to: Next Move, [address removed].
Book (same title), 90p, and cassette £3.24, from bookshops18.00:as Radio 1

19.02:Jim the Great

19.30:Glamorous Nights

Unforgettable melodies from the world of operetta and musical theatre.
Introduced by Sam Costa Compiled and written by EDWARD NASHContributors

Introduced By: Sam Costa
Written By: Edward Nash
20.30:Sunday Half-Hour

from Partick Newton Place Church, Glasgow
Introduced by BLAIR ARMSTRONG Organist CATRIONA MCINTYRE Prayer and Blessing by the Minister,
REV DONALD N. MACDONALD
At the name of Jesus (Camber-well); The old rugged cross (The old rugged cross); Child in the manger (Bunessan); Sing my tongue (Regent Square); Who built the ark (traditional); The Seasons (Sandell); Blessing and honour (Blessing and honour); In the cross of Christ (Stuttgart); March on my soul (Rhosymedre). BBC ScotlandContributors

Introduced By: Blair Armstrong
Organist: Catriona McIntyre
Unknown: Donald N. MacDonald
21.02:Your 100 Best Tunes

Introduced by Alan Keith ProducerCHARLES CLARK-MAXWELLContributors

Introduced By: Alan Keith
Producer: Charles Clark-Maxwell
22.02:Sports Desk

22.05:Sounds of the Sun

Introduced by David Gell
BBC NORTHERN RADIO ORCHESTRA conductor NEIL RICHARDSON and guests Stella and Bambos Producer MICHAEL FORD BBC BirminghamContributors

Introduced By: David Gell
Conductor: Neil Richardson
23.02:Sounds of Jazz

Peter Clayton with the BARRIE FORGIE BIG BAND
Producers LAWRIE MONK and KEITH STEWART including at 12.0
Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring informationContributors

Unknown: Peter Clayton
Unknown: Barrie Forgie
Unknown: Keith Stewart
0.31:* am News Summary

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BBC RADIO 1 MONDAY MARCH 28TH 1977

6.00:as Radio 2

7.00:Simon Bates

Producer DAVE TATEContributors

Producer: Dave Tate
9.00:Tony Blackburn

including The Golden Hour Today: Oldies from 1965 Producer DAVE ATKEYContributors

Producer: Dave Atkey
12.00:Paul Burnett

Producer RON BELCHIER including at 12.30 pm Newsbeat with Laurie MayerContributors

Producer: Ron Belchier
Unknown: Laurie Mayer
14.02:David Hamilton

Also on VHF
Producer PAUL WILLIAMSContributors

Producer: Paul Williams
16.30:It's D.L.T. OK!

Producer TIM BLACKMOREContributors

Producer: Tim Blackmore
17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer
18.02:as Radio 2

23.00:Kid Jensen

Also on VHF
Producer JOHN WALTERSContributors

Producer: John Walters
0.00:* am as Radio 2

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 MONDAY MARCH 28TH 1977

6.00:News Summary; weather

6.02:Colin Berry

Producer FRANCES LINE including at
6.15 Pause for ThoughtContributors

Producer: Frances Line
7.02:Terry Wogan

Producer GEOFFREY MULLIN including at
8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for ThoughtContributors

Producer: Geoffrey Mullin
9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

Producers ANGELA BOND and ANN COLVIN
Requests, on postcards please, to: Open House, BBC, London W1A 4WW including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk
(Friday afternoon's broadcast)11.30:Jimmy Young

Producers BRIAN WILLEY and DENIS O'KEEFFEContributors

Producers: Brian Willey
Unknown: Denis O'Keeffe
13.50:* pm Sports Desk

14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 and 3.45 Sports Desk: with latest racing results16.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Tuesday 10.30 am) Written by PETER LING
Produced and directed by PIERS PLOWRIGHT and MICHAEL BARTLETT
' Archie ' has brought the Tysons a rat; the Priors have had a housewarming at which Bella steals the show and Rupert; Tony Nash has celebrated his 22nd birthday; and Charlie Payne has settled in at the Bolts.
Cast: page 50
(Tomorrow Waggoners' Walk is at 6.30 pm)Contributors

Written By: Peter Ling
Directed By: Piers Plowright
Directed By: Michael Bartlett
Unknown: Tony Nash
Unknown: Charlie Payne
16.45:Sports Desk

16.47:John Dunn

Producers JOHN MELOT and BARBARA PAGE Including at
5.45 Sports Desk: with latest racing resultsContributors

Producers: John Melot
18.45:Sports Desk

19.02:The Monday Movie Quiz

Ray Moore presents a mixture of music, voices and sounds designed to test your knowledge of the world of films, with a prize or two to be won at the same time.
Compiled and produced by MARTIN FISHERContributors

Unknown: Ray Moore
Produced By: Martin Fisher
19.30:Alan Dell

7.30 The Dance Band Days
A selection of British dance band favourites
8.2 Stereo The Big Band Sound Producer LAWRIE MONK21.02:Humphrey Lyttelton

with The Best of Jazz on records
Producer KEITH STEWARTContributors

Producer: Keith Stewart
22.02:Sports Desk

22.05:Star Sound

It was by first imitating a goat that I became the voice of Donald Duck. '
Speaking Personally: Clarence Nash
What Movie was That?: guess the Royal film and win Soundtrack LPS of A Star is Born.
You Asked for It! : a selection of listeners' requests picked from the postbag.
Going the Rounds: songs and themes from the current releases.
Introduced by David Bellan Written and compiled by LYN FAIRHURST
Producer TONY LUKE
(Arena on BBC2 Wednesday
10.25 pm features the Ealing Film Studios)Contributors

Unknown: Donald Duck.
Unknown: Clarence Nash
Introduced By: David Bellan
23.02:Don Durbridge

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1 with The Late Show0.00:* am

Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information

[darren]

BBC RADIO 1 TUESDAY MARCH 29TH 1977

6.00:as Radio 2

7.00:Simon Bates

9.00:Tony Blackburn

including The Golden Hour Today: Oldies from 197112.00:Paul Burnett

including this week's new Top 30 discs and at 12.30 pm Newsbeat with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer
14.02:David Hamilton

Also on VHF until 3.3016.32:It's D.L.T. OK!

17.45:Newsbeat

More news with Laurie MayerContributors

Unknown: Laurie Mayer
18.05:as Radio 2 (9.02-10.00 as VHF)

23.00:Kid Jensen

0.00:* am as Radio 2

[darren]

BBC RADIO 2 TUESDAY MARCH 29TH 1977
6.00:News Summary; weather

6.02:Colin Berry

6.15 Pause for Thought7.02:Terry Wogan

8.27 Racing Bulletin and at
8.45 Pause for Thought9.02:Pete Murray's Open House

including at 10.30
Waggoners' Walk11.30:Jimmy Young

13.50:* pm Sports Desk

14.02:David Hamilton

as Radio 1, but including on 1500m only (also 202m Scotland)
2.45 Sports Desk15.30:John Dunn's Budget Special

Music and the news as it happens. Up-to-the-minute reports and expert analysis, from Dominick Harrod, BBC economics correspondent including at 3.45. 4.45 and 5.45 Sports Desk
Producers JOHN MELOY and BARBARA PAGEContributors

Unknown: Dominick Harrod
Producers: John Meloy
18.30:Waggoners' Walk

(Repeated: Wed 10.30 am)18.45:Sports Desk

19.02:Three in a Row

Don Davis presents the general knowledgegamewhichwillbe touring again this year.
There are cash prizes for members of the studio audience who take part.
This week's venue: Oxford Devised by DON DAVIS Producer IAN FENNERContributors

Unknown: Don Davis
Unknown: Don Davis
Producer: Ian Fenner
19.30:Robin Richmond

The Organist Entertains presents Bill Davies (Just William!)Contributors

Unknown: Bill Davies
20.02:Satchmo

The story of Louis Armstrong 10: LouistheEverlasting
'Weareallhumanandwe've got the same things. You're white, I'm coloured. So what's the ditference? We all love music,welovethenicethings in life.' (LOUIS ARMSTRONG) Humphrey Lyttelton tells the story of Louis's lasting influence on the world of music. Script MAX JONES
Research JOHN CHILTON
Producer STEVE ALLENContributors

Unknown: Humphrey Lyttelton
Unknown: John Chilton
Producer: Steve Allen
21.02:Boxing Special

Britain's fight of the year - with John H. Stracey , former world welterweight champion, returning to the ring to face Dave ' Boy ' Green, unbeaten British and European light welterweight champion. For the winner - a world welterweight title fight against champion Carlos Palo mino in June - the man who took the title from Stracey last year. Presented from the ring-side by ALAN PARRY , with exclusive live commentary by desMOND LYNAM , and expert analysis from HENRY COOPER ; plus news of the other fights on Harry Levene's bill at the Empire Pool, Wembley.
In tennis, news from GERALD Williams of the WorldChampionship Tennis Tournament at Earls Court, where 16 of the world's top men are battling for prize money of over £40,000 Events may alter timings
A Radio Sports Unit productionContributors

Unknown: John H. Stracey
Unknown: Carlos Palo
Unknown: Alan Parry
Commentary By: Desmond Lynam
Unknown: Henry Cooper
Unknown: Gerald Williams
21.02:Among Your Souvenirs

Fragrant memories, with MARILYN HILL SMITH JOHN HEDDLE NASH , FIVE IN A BAR THE KIRKINTILLOCH BAND and the REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA Introduced by Alan KeithContributors

Unknown: Marilyn Hill Smith
Unknown: John Heddle Nash
Introduced By: Alan Keith
22.02:Sports Desk

Including a report by GERALD William sonthewctTournament at Earls CourtContributors

Unknown: Gerald William
22.06:BBC Radio Orchestra

with its guests Ron Goodwin and Danny Williams
Introduced by Don Moss Producer JOHN BUSSELLContributors

Unknown: Ron Goodwin
Unknown: Danny Williams
Introduced By: Don Moss
Producer: John Bussell
23.02:Sports Desk

1500m only (also 202m Scotland) VHF joins Radio 1
Further report by GERALD Williams on the WCT Tournament at Earls CourtContributors

Unknown: Gerald Williams
23.04:Sheila Tracy

with The Late Show
(1500m only, also 202m Scotland)
(VHF joins Radio 1)0.00:* am

Midnight Newsroom; weather; motoring information followed by Lawn Tennis: further report