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Mona Baptiste was a 21-year-old Trinidadian blues singer, registered as a clerk for the voyage. Six weeks after disembarking, she was singing on the BBC's Light Programme, and would go on a successful tour of English theatres and perform on TV shows, including the Ken Dodd show on the BBC. She went on to develop a hugely successful career as a singer in the UK and Germany.
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David Hamilton is behind the controls for the last ever programme on the Light Programme on 29 September 1967 - Music Through Midnight.
The short harp introduction to the long-running BBC radio soap "Mrs Dale's Diary".
From 10 August 1965 comes this unusual BBC-1 daily opening using the Light Programme's 'Roundabout' theme to celebrate 1000 editions of the drivetime popular music programme.
From the last week of the BBC Light Programme, a jingle hinting at what was coming soon...
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"My Lords! Your Grace! Your Eminence! Dukes, Earls, Viscounts, Vanguards! Boeing 707s! Ladies-in-waiting! Ladies who've given up waitin'! Right Honourables! Downright dishonourables! Granny and the twins! Barons titular! Barons hereditary! Baron's Court, Hammersmith, South Ealing, all station stops - be upstanding and raise your glasses, the toast is the Sovereign; with which I would like to couple the half a crown, the Rose and Crown, the Queen's Head, the King's Arms, the Duke of Westmoreland's kidneys--" "'Ere, where's all this leading?" "Ladies and gentlemen, Round the Horne!"
Hugh Paddick and Kenneth Williams open series 4 episode 13 of Round the Horne, "Five Go Mad in Ancient Rome". From May 1968.
