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R3/870/22.
Wncwl Ben gan John Griffiths.
Darlledwyd yn gyntaf: 3 Mawrth 1957.
UID: Anhysbys.
Sgript wedi'i deipio gydag annodiadau ysgrifenedig.
Sgript radio BBC ar gyfer Wncwl Ben gan John Griffiths.

R2/1114/80.
Wolfgang Manz Recital.
First broadcast: 23 January 1992.
UID: 90BB3234CBO.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script for Wolfgang Manz Recital. Produced by Gwyn L. Williams. Including interval reading.

R3/903/17.
Women Who Do by Arnold Evans: A French Revolution.
First broadcast: 1 June 1994.
UID: 94DA4622.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script for Women Who Do by Arnold Evans: A French Revolution.

R3/903/14.
Women Who Do by Arnold Evans: Juniper & Cowrie Shells.
First broadcast: 11 May 1994.
UID: 94DA4619.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script forWomen Women Who Do by Arnold Evans: Juniper & Cowrie Shells.

R3/903/13.
Women Who Do by Arnold Evans: Tears Before Bedtime.
First broadcast: 4 May 1994.
UID: 93DA4326.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script forWomen Who Do by Arnold Evans: Tears Before Bedtime.

R3/903/16.
Women Who Do by Arnold Evans: The Ties That Bind Us.
First broadcast: 25 May 1994.
UID: 94DA4621.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script for Women Who Do by Arnold Evans: The Ties That Bind Us.

R3/903/15.
Women Who Do by Arnold Evans: Waiting for Omar Sharrif.
First broadcast: 18 May 1994.
UID: 94DA4620.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script for Women Who Do by Arnold Evans: Waiting for Omar Sharrif.

R3/869/17.
Won't it be Fun? by Lyn Joshua and Phillip Phillips.
First broadcast: Unknown but recorded on 4 May 1945.
Children's radio programme originally recorded for The Children's Hour.
UID: Unknown
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script for Won't it be Fun? by Lyn Joshua and Phillip Phillips. Children's Hour Victory Ptogramme.

R3/884/4.
Wordhoard: Radio 3.
First broadcast: 4 March 1986.
UID: 556M352.
Typed script with written annotations.
BBC radio script for Wordhoard: Radio 3.

R10/1032/7.
World Service Short Story.
First Broadcast: 12 January 1991 to 29 December 1991.
UID: noted below.
15 typed scripts with written annotations.
BBC radio scripts for World Service Short Story. See following details:

The Silver Toe-Rings, by Kanchan Ugbabe - 12 January 1991, UID: 90R/50/A585G;
The Hoopoe, by David Roche - 19 January 1991, UID: 90R/50/A586G;
Golden Days, by Ellie Grossman - 9 March 1991, UID: 91R/50/A587G;
Sheepskin, by Jilali El Koudia - 16 March 1991, UID: 91R/50/A588G;
A Story form the Night Side, by Bill Males - 23 March 1991, UID: 91R/50/A590G;
L’Italiana, by Francis Ebejer - 30 March 1991, UID: 91R/50/A589G;
The Other Side, by Frank Alanthwaite - 13 April 1991, UID: 91R/50/A595G;
The Kiss of Life, by Aine Breheny - 20 April 1991, UID: 91R/50/A596G;
Trifling with the Juggernaut, by Joe Forrest Sackett - 27 April 1991, UID: 91R/50/A597G;
Ganga, by Brinda Charry - 11 May 1991, UID: 91R/50/A598G;
The Vegetable Garden, by Nigel Johnson - 18 May 1991, UID: 91R/50/A599G;
One of my Own, by Carol Griffin - 25 May 1991, UID: 91R/50/A600G;
Rumki, by Navtej Sarna - 8 June 1991, UID: 91R/50/A591G;
Holy, by Hyman Gaibel - 18 May 1991, UID: 91R/50/A592G;
Dancing Your Troubles Away, Renée Terry - 22 June 1991, UID: 91R/50/A593G;
A Lifetime Supply, by Doron Pely - 29 June 1991, UID: 91R/50/A594G;
The Caplin Garden, by Lois Scott - 20 July 1991, UID: 95R/50/A331G;
Like I Bin Crying Sometimes, by Andre Lansdown - 27 July 1991, UID: 95R/50/A319G;
A New Dress for Rani, by Deepa Shah - 10 August 1991, UID: 91R/50/A604G;
Some Enchanted Evening, by Robin Sorflaten - 17 August 1991, UID: 91R/50/A605G;
A Mountainside Door, by Audrie King - 24 August 1991, UID: 91R/50/A606G;
Fountains, by Steve Jacobs - 7 September 1991, UID: 91R/50/A607G;
One Way, by Ayman Ahwal - 30 August 1991, UID: 7R/50/A427G;
The Long Hot Day, by Joan Birchall - 18 October 1991, UID: 7R/50/A434G;
My Uncle the Bat, by Ansah Barnor - 12 October 1991, UID: 91R/50/A611G;
The Freedom Tree, by Janet Hotine - 19 October 1991, UID: 91R/50/A612G;
She Falls From Grace, by Kusum K. Kapur - 26 October 1991, UID: 91R/50/A613G;
Something to Confess, by R. Apani - 9 November 1991, UID: 91R/50/A614G;
Chocolates for a Grass Cutter, by Sathia J. Krys - 16 November 1991, UID: 91R/50/A615G;
Easy Pickings, by Barbara Kimenye - 23 November 1991, UID: 91R/50/A616G;
Tough Medicine, by Ethel Webb- 7 December 1991, UID: 91R/50/A617G;
The Curfew, by Reg A. Goonewardene - 14 December 1991, UID: 91R/50/A618G;
The Watermelon Bathers, by Stella Turner - 21 December 1991, UID: 91R/50/A619G;
Ursuza, by Anastasia Pantazidou - 21 December 1991, UID: 6R/50/A391;
Climbing Kibali, by Alistair Scott - 28 December 1991, UID: 91R/50/A620G;
The Misinterpretation, by Anne Skipper Nielson - 29 December 1991, UID: 90R/50/A584G.

R10/1037/2.
World Service Short Story.
First Broadcast: 8 January 1994 to 25 December 1994.
UID: Noted below.
31 typed scripts with written annotations.
BBC radio scripts for World Service Short Story. See details:

Victor and the Egg, by Jaroslav Kříž - 8 January 1994, UID: 93R50/A701;
Ampala Moon, by Guillermo Yuscaran - 8 January 1994, UID: 94R50/A741;
The Escape, by Linda Lappin - 8 January 1994, UID: 93R50/A702;
Georgian Doors, by Fred Johnston - 22 January 1994, UID: 93R50/A703;
International by Kate Monleon - 29 January 1994, UID: 93R50/A704;
A Ticket to Away, Renee Terry - 10 April 1994, UID: 94R50/A711;
The Dragon and Mrs Gunasekera, by Anita Louis - 17 April 1994, UID: 94R50/A712;
Death and Laundry, by Sally McBrearty - 24 April 1994, UID: 94R50/A713;
The Outdoor Life, by Pat Boran - 8 May 1994, UID: 94R50/A714;
Ben, by Kobus Moolman - 15 May 1994, UID: 94R50/A715;
Blue Forever, by Miles Horden - 22 May 1994, UID: 94R50/A716;
The Blind Teacher of Timisoara, by Dominic Ambrose - 29 May 1994, UID: 94R50/A717;
The Wake, by Amelia Batistich - 12 June 1994, UID: 94R50/A718;
The Last Canoe, by David Somerset - 19 June 1994, UID: 94R50/A719;
I Remember Pama, by Gaik-Cheng Khoo - 26 June 1994, UID: 94R50/A720;
Blood Relations, by Ivy Bannister - 10 July 1994, UID: 94R50/A721;
The Outing, by Julie Simpson - 17 July 1994, UID: 94R50/A722;
Bari Ma Goes Home, by Deepa Shah - 24 July 1994, UID: 94R50/A723;
Hubert, Man of the Forest, by Josephine Creel - 31 July 1994, UID: 94R50/A724;
Windows on the World, by Joan Munton Donaldson - 14 August 1994;
February’s Tale, by Liza Todd Field - 14 August 1994, UID: 94R50/A725;
The Blossoming, by Bronwyn Tate - 21 August 1994, UID: 94R50/A726;
Forgotten Tunes, by Navtej Sarna - 11 September 1994, UID: 94R50/A728;
Last Judgement, by Christine Randoph - 16 October 1994, UID: 94R50/A732;
When Ataturk Came to Sakarya River, by Mavis Jones - 23 October 1994, UID: 94R50/A733;
For the Birds, by Peter Kittel - 30 October 1994, UID: 94R50/A734;
Klang Klang the Tikkiwala, by Sarab Ahluwalia - 20 November 1994, UID: 94R50/A736;
My Brother Jacob, by Heather Marshall - 27 November 1994, UID: 94R50/A737;
War Effort, by Niamh ni Haobher - 11 December 1994, UID: 94R50/A738;
Shoes, by Russell Evans - 18 December 1994, UID: 94R50/A739;
A Dangerous Drive, Waiata Dawn Davies - 25 December 1994, UID: 94R50/A740.

R2/1114/50.
Worst Singer in Wales: Final.
First broadcast: 10 June 1985.
UID: CWC150C676.
Typed script.
BBC radio script for Worst Singer in Wales: Final.

T4/77/8.
The Gold Peytrel.
First broadcast: Unknown, possibly 1968.
Television programme originally recorded for Would You Believe It?.
UID: Unknown.
Typed script with written annotations.
Television camera script for The Gold Peytrel by J. Mansel Thomas. Told by John Darran. Produced by June Wyndham Davies.

T4/77/9.
The Mother of Wales.
First broadcast: 7 January 1968.
Television programme originally recorded for Would You Believe It?.
UID: Unknown.
Typed script.
Television camera script for The Mother of Wales by Robin Gwyndaf Jones. Told by John Darran. Produced by June Wyndham Davies.

T4/77/10.
The Robber's Grave.
First broadcast: 25 February 1968.
Television programme originally recorded for Would You Believe It?.
UID: Unknown.
Typed script.
Television camera script for The Robber's Grave by J. Mansel Thomas. Told by John Darran. Produced by June Wyndham Davies.

T8/201/25.
Wrexham v Newport County.
First broadcast: Unknown.
UID: Unknown.
Typed script.
BBC television dubbing script for Wrexham v Newport County.

R3/871/20.
Writer With a Model by Paul Ferris.
First broadcast: 19 March 1964.
UID: Unknown.
Typed script.
BBC radio script for Writer With a Model by Paul Ferris.

R3/951/2.
Writing the Century: 1966-1969, Episode 1, by Tina Pepler.
First broadcast: 8 February 2010.
UID: PCF1003/09DC2228.
Typed script.
BBC radio script for Writing the Century: 1966-1969, Episode 1, by Tina Pepler.

R3/951/3.
Writing the Century: 1966-1969, Episode 2, by Tina Pepler.
First broadcast: 9 February 2010.
UID: PCF1003/09DC2229.
Typed script.
BBC radio script for Writing the Century: 1966-1969, Episode 2, by Tina Peplerr.

R3/951/4.
Writing the Century: 1966-1969, Episode 3, by Tina Pepler
First broadcast: 10 February 2010.
UID: PCF1003/09DC2230.
Typed script.
BBC radio script for Writing the Century: 1966-1969, Episode 3, by Tina Pepler.