Sunday, May 12, 2013

Oamaru Heritage Radio, Tuesday evening’s programmes in advance. Oamaru 88.3 & Hampden/Moeraki 107 fm. Tuesday evening, 4pm to 10pm. News from INN at 5 pm and 9 pm.
Updated with this programme summary May 13th, 2013

Tuesday: 4th June, 2013 
5.30    Item for Younger Ears:   story: The Real Hero                                  
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; For Men Only                         
6.30    Remember This? An item each week at this time from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Handel; Organ Concerto No 13 in F, Simon Preston/Menuhin Orchestra             
9.00    Reading: Sarah Henderson’s autobiography, From Strength To Strength, Pt 3 of 8      

Tuesday: 11th June
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Songs from Childrens’ TV Shows                     
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    The Comic Valentine                  
7.30    Concert Piece: R Strauss; Four Last Songs: Wagner; Prelude, The Meistersingers                
9.00    Reading: Sarah Henderson’s autobiography, From Strength To Strength, Pt 4 of 8      

Tuesday: 18th June
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Nursery Rhymes            
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    The Intruders                          
7.30    Concert Piece: Weber; Der Freischutz, (Pt 1) German Symphony Orchestra of Berlin              
9.00    Reading:Sarah Henderson’s autobiography, From Strength To Strength, Pt 5 of 8            

Tuesday: 25th June
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; “Paul’s Ghost”                              
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    The Law and The Lyons                  
7.30    Concert Piece: Weber; Der Freischutz, (Pt 2) German Symphony Orchestra of Berlin              
9.00    Reading:Sarah Henderson’s autobiography, From Strength To Strength, Pt 6 of 8            

Tuesday: July 2nd
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; Beatrix Potter-The Tale of Jeremy Fisher                   
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    Come Back Little Bebe                       
7.30    Concert Piece: Weber; Der Freischutz, (Pt 3) German Symphony Orchestra of Berlin     
9.00    Reading: Sarah Henderson’s autobiography, From Strength To Strength, Pt 7 of 8      

Tuesday: 9th July
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; Pinocchio                         
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    Double Trouble                    
7.30    Concert Piece: Weber; Der Freischutz, (Pt 4) German Symphony Orchestra of Berlin        
9.00    Reading: Sarah Henderson’s autobiography, From Strength To Strength, Pt 8 of 8           

Tuesday: 16th July
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Songs from the Hi Fives                                 
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    Young and Foolish                      
7.30    Concert Piece: Mozart; Horn Concertos, No 1 in D,  No 3 in E, Dennis Brain-Philharmonia  
9.00    Reading: Michael Palin’s “Himalaya” Pt 1 of 20                                 

Tuesday: 23rd July
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; “The Babysitter”                                 
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    The Garden Fete                        
7.30    Concert Piece: Schubert; “Moments Musicaux” (Complete) Caudio Arrau (piano)              
9.00    Reading: Michael Palin’s “Himalaya” Pt 2 of 20                                 

Tuesday: 30th July 
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; Snow White and the Seven Dwarves                      
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    It’s Not Goodbye                       
7.30    Concert Piece: Bach; Concerto in D for Violin, Perlman/Barenboim/English Chamber Orch         
9.00    Reading: Michael Palin’s “Himalaya” Pt 3 of 20                                 

Tuesday: 6th August
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; Walt Disney’”The Great Mouse Detective”          
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    Here Comes The Bride                        
7.30    Concert Piece: Vivaldi; Concerto in G min, Sonatas in E min and A min                    
9.00    Reading: Michael Palin’s “Himalaya” Pt 4 of 20                                 

Tuesday: 13th August
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story- Vivaldi; “Ring of Mystery” Pt 1                     
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    The Way To A man’s Heart               
7.30    Concert Piece: Mendelssohn; Piano Concerto in G min, Academy St Martin in the Fields     
9.00    Reading: Michael Palin’s “Himalaya” Pt 5 of 20                                 

Tuesday: 20th August
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story- Vivaldi; “Ring of Mystery” Pt 2                       
6.00    Classic Comedy:: Life with the Lyons;   How Now Brown Cow                      
7.30    Concert Piece: Tchaikovsky; “1812" Overture, Hans Lederman/State Symphony Orch           
9.00    Reading: Michael Palin’s “Himalaya” Pt 6 of 20                                 

Tuesday: 27th August
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; “Bartholomew and the Oobleck” by Dr Seuss             
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    Barbara Buys a Bargain                      
7.30    Concert Piece: Handel; Concerto Grosso Nos 7 and 8, Bath Festival Orch/Menuhin      
9.00    Reading: Michael Palin’s “Himalaya” Pt 7 of 20      

Any requests, enquiries, comments send to trevorofhampden at gee mail.com                           

Saturday, April 13, 2013

The story "Ring of Bright Water" is on 2 cassette tapes, each side having about half an hour of story on.
The first time I heard this,  it was in 8 by 15 minute episodes, and that's what I expected with this set of tapes. However, each side is being played right through, so instead of 8 episodes, we will hear the entire story with only 4 episodes.
This leaves 4 nights in the conceived programme 'til the end of May with no story scheduled.
So into this slot I'll play "Cider With Rosie", an dramatised autobiographical tale by Laurie Lee.
This too, will be heard in 4 by half hour episodes.
I hope you enjoy it.
That's after the news at 9pm each Tuesday.

I'm starting to sort out material for the next couple of months. Any ideas? - email them to the radio station, ohr@xtra.co.nz 

Trevor

Thursday, February 7, 2013

This blog entry below goes up to the end of May. Happy Listening!
There will be a bit of confusion perhaps because I am unsure of exactly how many episodes of "A Mouse and His Child" there are. I am assuming there are 16. We'll find out in due course. Also, the reading of "Sons and Lovers" was originally to last for 4 evenings, and it is now being spread over 8.
A precis of this schedule appears at the end of the entry.
                      
 Tuesday: 5th March, 2013
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: The Mouse and His Child    Pt 10                   
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; Come To The Fair                
6.30 Remember This? An item each week at this time from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
 7.30    Concert Piece: Prokofiev, Piano Concerto No 2, Ashkenazy/London Symphony/Previn          
 9.00    Reading: D H Lawrence, Sons and Lovers   Pt 6
Tuesday: 12th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: The Mouse and His Child    Pt 11    
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; No Rest For Ben                          
7.30    Concert Piece: Schubert, Trio No 2 in Eb maj, Y Menuhin, H Menuhin, M Gendron            
9.00    Reading: D H Lawrence, Sons and Lovers   Pt 7                        
Tuesday: 19th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: The Mouse and His Child   12                              
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; Christmas Shopping                        
7.30    Concert Piece: Bizet, Patrie Overture, and Suite from Fair Maid Of Perth, Paris Orch/Barenboim     
9.00    Reading: D H Lawrence, Sons and Lovers   Pt 8                        
Tuesday: 26 th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: The Mouse and His Child      13            
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; ‘Twas the Night before Christmas               
7.30    Concert Piece: Beethoven, Symphony No 4 in Bb, London Symphony Orch/Dorati            
9.00    Reading: Gavin Maxwell, Ring Of Bright Water Pt 1/8                       
Tuesday: 2nd April
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: The Mouse and His Child    Pt 14              
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; Who Gave Me That                               
7.30    Concert Piece: Schumann, ‘Renish’, Symphony No 3 in Eb, New York Philharmonic/Walter
9.00    Reading: Gavin Maxwell, Ring Of Bright Water Pt 2/8             
Tuesday: 9th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: The Mouse and His Child    Pt 15              
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life With the Lyons; Once Upon a Mime                     
7.30    Concert Piece: Opera; Chopin, 12 pieces for piano chosen by Funk and Wagnell                  
9.00    Reading: Gavin Maxwell, Ring Of Bright Water Pt 3/8                                 
Tuesday: 16th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; The Mouse and His Child  Pt 16 (Final?)     
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; Love Sneaks Up On Richard Lyon                      
7.30    Concert Piece: Opera; Mozart, “Posthorn” Serenade, London Mozart Players            
9.00    Reading: Gavin Maxwell, Ring Of Bright Water Pt 4/8                            
Tuesday: 23rd
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: (Story, Robin Hood?)           
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; Father’s Day                              
7.30    Concert Piece: Fauré; Sonnets from William Shakespear’s works, by Dame Edith Evans            
9.00    Reading: Gavin Maxwell, Ring Of Bright Water Pt 5/8                       
Tuesday: 30th 
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: (Story, Fred, the Big Red Fire Engine?)            
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; Let The Kids Do It                                  
7.30    Concert Piece: Lehar, Seven Waltzes for Concert Orchestra                           
9.00    Reading: Gavin Maxwell, Ring Of Bright Water Pt 6/8   
Tuesday: May 7th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Musical Adventure-Tchaikovsky In America Pt 1/2              
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; I Hear You Calling Me                          
7.30    Concert Piece: Brahms, Concerto in A min for Violin and ‘cello, Campoli, Halle Orch/Barbirolli     
9.00    Reading: Gavin Maxwell, Ring Of Bright Water Pt 7/8                  
Tuesday: 14th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Serial story; Musical Adventure-Tchaikovsky In America Pt 2/2          
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; The Unlucky Winner                        
7.30    Concert Piece: Opera-Rossini, The Barber Of Seville Pt 1/3           
9.00    Reading: Gavin Maxwell, Ring Of Bright Water Pt 8/8                       
Tuesday: 21st
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story, Roger Rabbit            
6.00    Classic Comedy:: Life with the Lyons; My Hat                         
7.30    Concert Piece:  Opera-Rossini, The Barber Of Seville Pt 2/3                         
9.00    Reading: Sarah Henderson, From Strength To Strength Pt 1/8 
Tuesday: 28th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Songs from Sesame Street       
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life With The Lyons; Robin’s Birthday                               
7.30    Concert Piece:  Opera-Rossini, The Barber Of Seville Pt 3/3                         
9.00    Reading: Sarah Henderson, From Strength To Strength Pt 2/8 

Precis of above from beginning of March to the end of May:
At 5.30 each Tuesday is an item specifically for younger ears; we conclude the serial The Mouse and
his Child, and have some other stories, some songs, and a fantastical story of the composer
Tchaikovsky visiting America
At 6 pm is an episode of Life with the Lyons from the BBC, first aired in the 50s, and it followed a 6.30
every Tuesday by an item of interest out of our archives. A BBC interview with author Douglas Adams will be aired in this slot during April.
A longer piece of classical music is played at 7.30 and will include music by Bizet, Schubert, Schumann,
Brahms and Prokofiev, Beethoven and Mozart. A recording of an entire Rossini opera will be played.
For St George’s Day (also known as Shakespear Day) we’ll have some of the bard’s sonnets from
Dame Edith Evans.
After the 9pm news is a book reading (or similar) and will feature the concluding episodes of “Sons and
Lovers”. New readings will be from Gavin Maxwell’s “Ring of Bright Water” and Sarah Henderson will
read her autobiography , “From Strength To Strength”.
Usually notices and information for local listeners is broadcast between the end of the reading and
10pm, but could be heard at anytime during the evening.

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Apologies for not being able to play the 4 episodes of The Man Who Listens To Horses.
I found out just as I was loading this tape into the Studio tape player that the tape was either worn out or had been subjected to a strong magnetic field at some time. The signal obtained from it was not up to an adequate standard to broadcast. Later I also discovered the tape had been repaired at sometime, and the repair job was not up to standard either. I hope you enjoyed the spur of the moment fill-in - The Glums.

The current programme guide on this site is not complete yet for the whole of February.
Here are the details to fill the gaps in with:::::
Tuesday 19th February:
7.30pm  Concert Piece: Bach; Brandenburg Concertos Nos 5 and 2

Tuesday 26th February:
7.30   Concert Piece: Schuman; Sonata No 31 in A flat major,Robert Casadesus, piano
9.00   Reading: Ring of Bright Water by Gavin Maxwell.+
+Note that this tape is of substandard quality at the very beginning of it. It comes ok as it gets going.

And of course, every Tuesday evening at 6.30 I dive into the archives in the basement and pull out something that even if it's not of interest to you personally, is unique, strange, has some historical value or is rare.

Monday, October 22, 2012

This entry takes us up to early February. Note: I will not be in the studio on Christmas Day, so there is no entry for that day.
The programme may be changed or suspended without notice, but not if I can help it.
News from the Independant News Network (INN) is broadcast at 5pm and 9pm, followed by a bulletin of sports news (5 pm) and rural news (9pm) and the weather from MetService.

At 6.30pm each Tuesday, an item is played from the "Vast Historical Archives of Wireless". I do not usually know what this item will be until just before it is played. Hence there is no listing for it.

Tuesday: 6th November 2012
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Kathleen MacCormack sings a few songs                        
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; A Fine Romance, with Dick Bentley               
6.30     Remember This? An Item each week at this time from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Tchaikovsky, Serenade in C maj for String Orch                       
9.00    Reading: Hamlet, Pt 2                                                
Tuesday: 13th
 5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Great Railway Stories by Rev Audrey, read by Johnny Morris        
 6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    The Wife’s Birthday                    
 7.30    Concert Piece: Rossini; Assorted Masterworks                              
 9.00    Reading: James Heriot; It Shouldn’t Happen To A Vet Pt 1/4                     
Tuesday: 20th
 5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; Henny Penny                                 
 6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    Family Trouble                         
 7.30    Concert Piece: Festival of Italian Opera, Pt 3/3                               
9.00    Reading: James Heriot; It Shouldn’t Happen To A Vet Pt 2/4                     
Tuesday: 27th
 5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; Hopalong Cassidy and the Sheep Rustlers               
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    Tree of Knowledge                      
7.30    Concert Piece: Ballet, Music from Giselle, Adam; and Les Sylphides, Chopin          
9.00    Reading: James Heriot; It Shouldn’t Happen To A Vet Pt 3/4                     
Tuesday: 4th December
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Tchaikovsky Discovers America, Pt 1 of 2                     
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;  Rocks in the Garden                      
7.30    Concert Piece: Selection of Opera music by Wagner
9.00    Reading: James Heriot; It Shouldn’t Happen To A Vet Pt 4/4                     
Tuesday: 11th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Tchaikovsky Discovers America, Pt 2/2                        
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life With the Lyons      Home Sweet Home;                      
7.30    Concert Piece: Opera; Amahl And The Night Visitors, Menotti Pt 1 of 2               
9.00    Reading: Biography, Norman Kirk, Pt 1 of 2                                
Tuesday:18th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; The Tale of Jeremy Fieldmouse, Beatrix Potter              
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    The Upper Set                          
7.30    Concert Piece: Opera; Amahl And The Night Visitors, Menotti Pt 2 of 2               
9.00    Reading: Biography, Norman Kirk, Pt 2 of 2                                
Tuesday: !st Jan, 2013
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Serial story; The Mouse and his Child, Part 1 of 16(?)            
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; A Duel and a Song                         
7.30    Concert Piece: Fauré; Cello Sonata No 1, Paul Tortelier                             
9.00    Reading: The Man Who Listens To Horses, Pt 1 of 4                         
Tuesday: 8th  
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Serial story; The Mouse and his Child, Part 2 of 16(?)            
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; Home Again                                
7.30    Concert Piece: Goodwin; The New Zealand Suite                                  
9.00    Reading: The Man Who Listens To Horses, Pt 2 of 4                         
Tuesday: 15th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Serial story; The Mouse and his Child, Part 3 of 16(?)            
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons; Hole in the Road                        
7.30    Concert Piece: Bach; Four Masterworks                                     
9.00    Reading: The Man Who Listens To Horses, Pt 3 of 4                         
Tuesday: 22nd
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Serial story; The Mouse and his Child, Part 4 of 16(?)            
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;    Mr Jones is Missing                    
7.30    Concert Piece: Mendelssohn; Symphony No 4, Japan Philharmonic-Igor Markevitch            
9.00    Reading: The Man Who Listens To Horses, Pt 4 of 4                         
Tuesday: 29th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Serial story; The Mouse and his Child, Part 5 of 16(?)            
6.00    Classic Comedy:: Life with the Lyons;   Royal Show                             
7.30    Concert Piece: Vivaldi; Four Concertos - The Four Seasons                      
9.00    Reading: D H Lawrence; Sons and Lovers   Pt 1 of 4                             
Tuesday: 5th Feb
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Serial story; The Mouse and his Child, Part 6 of 16(?)            
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life With The Lyons; Let Sleeping Dogs Lie                      
7.30    Concert Piece: Beethoven; Symphony No 9                              
9.00    Reading: D H Lawrence; Sons and Lovers   Pt 2 of 4                             
Tuesday: 12th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Serial story; The Mouse and his Child, Part 7 of 16(?)            
6.00    Classic Comedy: Life with the Lyons;                                      
7.30    Concert Piece: Mozart; Symphony No 3 in D, ‘Prague’                            
9.00    Reading: D H Lawrence; Sons and Lovers   Pt 3 of 4                             
Tuesday: 19th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Serial story; The Mouse and his Child, Part 8 of 16(?)            
6.00    Classic Adventure: Life with the Lyons;                                        
7.30    Concert Piece: TBA
9.00    Reading: D H Lawrence; Sons and Lovers   Pt 4 of 4                             
Tuesday: 26th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Serial story; The Mouse and his Child, Part 9 of 16(?)            
6.00    Classic Adventure: Life with the Lyons;                                        
7.30    Concert Piece:
9.00    Reading: TBA

Precis of above from Jan 1st to early February:
At 5.30 each Tuesday is an item specifically for younger ears; over the next few weeks
it is the story The mouse and his child in serial form (approx 16 episodes)
At 6 pm is an episode of Life with the Lyon Family from the BBC, first aired in the 50s.
A longer piece of classical music is played at 7.30 and will include music by Faure, Ron
Goodwin with NZ Symphony Orch, Bach, Mendelssohn, Vivaldi, Beethoven and Mozart.
After the 9pm news is a book reading (or similar) and will feature “The Man Who
Listens To Horses” and “Sons and Lovers”.
Gidday followers,
I considered that gmail and Google blogging were relatively simple and quick.
I may have to change my mind about that. The new, latest, fastest pages are getting way too slow. All the "speeding up" that was done to Yahoo and Hotmail pages brought my usage of these pages almost to a standstill and I've since relinquished them on account of them being too slow. Is Google going the same way?

I also note that all blogs added after Google started making the adjustments have disappeared. and only earlier entries remain on the blog. Is this too a sign of a new improved service?
Trevor

Sunday, June 17, 2012

Oamaru Heritage Radio, Tuesdays’ programmes in advance; July 3rd to September 11th
Oamaru 88.3 & Hampden/Moeraki 107 fm. Tuesday evening, 4pm to 10pm. News from INN at 5 pm and 9 pm. 
Tuesday:  July 3rd
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Themes from Childrens’ Tv Programmes               
6.00    Classic Adventure: Richard Diamond, Private Detective-The Bloody Hat           
6.30    Remember This? An Item from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Soundtrack, Song of Norway, Music of Grieg                 
9.00    Reading: Pam Ayres poetry                                       
Tuesday:  10th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: A Story of Bugs Bunny                         
6.00    Classic Adventure: Richard Diamond, Private Detective-Charles Walsh & Bob Wells     
6.30    Remember This? An Item from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Orff: Suite- Carmina Burana                                
9.00    Reading: Barry Cryer; An Autobiography of Sorts                           
Tuesday:  17th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story, Margaret Mahy; Giant Soup                   
6.00    Classic Adventure: Richard Diamond, Private Detective-The Man Who Hated Women
6.30    Remember This? An Item from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Schubert; Sonata in A maj, Delia Calapai, piano                 
9.00    Reading: Barry Cryer; An Autobiography of Sorts                           
Tuesday:  24th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: 2 Stories about our Teacher, Miss Poole                 
6.00    Classic Adventure: The Goon Show-The Sinking of Westminster Pier          
6.30 Remember This? An Item from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Beethoven; Items from Complete works for Flute                       
9.00    Reading: Barry Cryer; An Autobiography of Sorts                           
Tuesday:  31st
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Old-fashioned Nursery Rhymes                       
6.00    Classic Adventure: Richard Diamond, Private Detective-The Martin Hyer Case     
6.30 Remember This? An Item from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Festival of Italian Opera, Pt 2 of 3. Final part will be aired later.     
9.00    Reading: Barry Cryer; An Autobiography of Sorts                      
Tuesday:  August 7th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; Three Little Billy Goats                    
6.00    Classic Adventure: Stan Freberg Presents - The United States of America             
6.45    Remember This? An Item from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Handel; Organ Concertos No 4 and No 6, Simon Preston            
9.00    Reading: Barry Cryer; An Autobiography of Sorts                           
Tuesday: 14th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Waikaremoana in Story and Song                     
6.00    Classic Adventure: Richard Diamond, Private Detective-The Lynn Knight Case     
6.30    Remember This? An Item from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Haydn; Symphony No 97 in C maj, Royal Philharmonic Beecham      
9.00    Reading: Barry Cryer; An Autobiography of Sorts                           
Tuesday:  21st
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Stories by Enid Blyton about Noddy and Toyland               
6.00    Classic Adventure: Richard Diamond, Private Detective-The Jean Cooper Murder Case   
6.30    Remember This? An Item from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Mozart; Horn Concertos Nos 1 and 3, Dennis Brain                
9.00    Reading: Barry Cryer; An Autobiography of Sorts                           
Tuesday:  28th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; Dog Talk                               
6.00    Classic Adventure: Richard Diamond, Private Detective-The Eddie Garrett Case        
6.30    Remember This? An Item from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Noel Coward; The music from Bitter Sweet                        
9.00    Reading: Barry Cryer; An Autobiography of Sorts                           
Tuesday:  Sept 4th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story; Lambert, The Sheepish Lion                  
6.00    Classic Adventure: Richard Diamond, Private Detective-The Harry Basker Case         
6.30    Remember This? An Item from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Grieg; Piano Concerto in A min, and Schweitzer Plays Bach            
9.00    Reading: A Selection of Great Love Poems                             
Tuesday:  11th
5.30    Item for Younger Ears: Story/Music; At the End of the Day                 
6.00    Classic Adventure: Life with the Lyons-It’s a Mans World                       
6.30    Remember This? An Item from the Vast Historical Archives of Wireless
7.30    Concert Piece: Bruch; Scottish Fantasia, David Oistrakh - violin               
9.00    Reading: Shakespeare; Five Sonnets read by Dame Edith Evans