Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Apr 11, 2024 11:07:28 GMT
My good friend Anonymous of Anglia has obtained this material from Carlisle Library (which I used to go to some 20 or so years back during my divorce....!)
Anyway, some great info here obtained from News and Star listings and thanks again to AoA.
""BEAT IN THE BORDER - BORDER TELEVISION
PILOT
Beat in the Border 31.01.1962 6.15pm
An inquiry into the state and influence of current trends in modern beat music, “Beat on the Border” is screened at 6.15. Teenagers from both sides of the Borders will be interviewed in the studio, and Rikki Barnes and his band will provide the illustrations.
SERIES 1
Beat in the Border 07.03.1962 6.15pm
Wednesday, at a quarter past six, will be a teenage viewing period for the next few months when “Beat on the Border” holds the screen.
This new series follows on the enthusiasm created by a recent experimental programme shown on Border Television after which a number of well-known local bands have been engaged.
A local man, Rodney Warr, will be the host of the programme each week and the first band to be heard will be “The New Galaleans” with vocalist Mary Halliday.
A small number of local teenagers will be invited to the studio each week to take part in the dancing.
“Beat in the Border” is directed by David Main.
Beat in the Border 14.03.1962 6.15pm
RODNEY WARR is the host of “Beat in the Border” at 6.15, which features the from Berwick (Sic) and singers Musie of the Castle King Chris and Marie.
Beat in the Border 21.03.2024 6.15pm
The third programme in the “Beat in the Border” series is screened at 6.15. It gives teenagers from both sides of the Border the chance to dance to the music of one of the leading “Beat” bands in the area. The vocalists tonight are May Wood and Jimmy Justice.
Beat in the Border 28.03.1962 6.15pm
In “Beat in the Border” at 6.15 Rodney Warr will be introducing “Blue Mountain Boys,” with vocalist Jo Peters.
Beat in the Border 04.04.1962 6.15pm
Early viewers on Wednesday afternoons may have heard a cacophony of jazz backing the studio announcements.
It’s hard to supress the enthusiasm of the teenage audience and instrumentalists when “Beat in the Border” is in rehearsal.
This week at 6.15 the local compere Rodney Warr, introduces “The Rikki Barnes All Stars’ (with Steve O’Neil and Lynne Curtis). The guest star of the week is pop and ballad vocalist Johnny Le Roy. Johnny has just completed an engagement at the West End Stork Room in Regent Street, London.
Beat in the Border 11.04.1962 6.15pm
The local jazz programme “Beat in the Border” takes on new flavour, at 6.15 tonight when the Tex Mathews Caribbean Rhythm forsake their Manchester base to pay a visit to the Carlisle studios.
They will be sharing the honours with a Carlisle group The Ivan Hunter Quartet, with Arthur Ling on the Alto Sax. Guest singer will be the local vocalist, Bobby Laing, and as a special item, the recording artist, Donna Douglas, now appearing at Her Majesty’s Theatre, will sing in the studios.
Beat in the Border 18.04.1962 6.15pm
In “Beat in the Border” at 6.15 the Bill Fanning Quartet, from Edinburgh, will be “rocking” around the studios Eileen Stocker.
The star guests, Don Rennie, comes from London.
Beat in the Border 25.04.1962 6.15pm
HUMPHREY LYTTELTON and his band take the stand in Border Television’s 2Beat in the Border” at 6.15.
The Carlisle compere Rodney Warr will introduce “Humph” and guest star Billy Anthony.
Beat in the Border 02.05.1962 6.15pm
Topping the bill in “Beat in the Border” at 6.15 is recording star John Leyton whose recording of “Johnny Remember Me,” topped the hit parade. The Phillip Maurice Trio from Kendal also make their first appearance on television to-night. They will be appearing with the Jim McHarg’s Scotsville Jazz Band.
Beat in the Border 09.05.1962 6.15pm
MARTY WILDE, the recording star, tops the bill in “Beat in the Border,” at 6.15. And this week Rodney Warr introduces the Four Dollars, and guest singer Molly Halliday.
Beat in the Border 16.05.1962 6.15pm
MINTON’S Minions appear for the first time on television in “Beat in the Border,” at 6.15, but they do not want to achieve fame or fortune says Mike Potts, the leader.
“We hope to form a jazz workshop in Carlisle where musicians can go and rehearse in public just for the love of jazz – our sole aim is to stimulate jazz.”
Beat in the Border 23.05.1962 6.15pm
N/A
SERIES 2
Beat in the Border 19.09.1962 6.15pm
At 6.15 tonight Rodney Warr introduces Border Television’s returning musical programme. “Beat in the Border.” The first Autumn show will have the Clyde Valley Stompers and pop singer Russ Sainty. The show has been extended to run for 45 minutes each week. Peter Pringle will give up-to-the minute news from the world of music.
Beat in the Border 26.09.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 03.10.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 10.10.1962 6.15pm
One of West Cumberland’s “rock” units, Marshall Scott and his Deputies, from Cockermouth, visit “Beat in the Border,” at 6.15. The guest star this week is Suzie Cope. She will be singing her latest number, “Not Never Not Now.”
Beat in the Border 17.10.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 24.10.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 31.10.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 07.11.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 14.11.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 21.11.1962 6.15pm
Border Television’s top-rating beat show takes the air at 6.15 to-night when Rodney Warr introduces Beat in the Border. Whitehaven’s Lenny and the Silhouettes will provide the music and the guest singing star is Jan Burnette.
Beat in the Border 28.11.1962 6.15pm
In “Beat in the Border” (6.15 p.m.) viewers are invited to join Rodney Warr as he welcomes Sheila Steel a newcomer to the “pop” world, and folk – singers Chris and Marie.
Topping the bill will be the Betty Smith Quintet, the popular group who specialise in jazz in the modern idiom.
Beat in the Border 05.12.1962 6.15pm
It’s “Beat in the Border” (6.15 p.m.) with the Philip Maurice Four from Kendal together with Carlisle rock group The Four Dollars.
Topping the bill will be special guest star Joe Brown, who will be singing his latest release “It only took a minute.”
Beat in the Border 12.12.1962 6.15pm
BEAT IN THE BORDER (6.15 p.m.) introduces Lex Don and his Rockatunes from Dalmellington, Ayshire, and guest artist Mike Sarne.
Beat in the Border 19.12.1962 6.15pm
GLAMOUROUS singing star Dinah Kaye will be one of the guest celebrities introduced by Rodney Warr in “Beart in the Border” (6.15). Joy and Terry Irving will also give a few lessons on the latest dance craze to hit Britain – The Bossa Nova.
Beat in the Border 02.01.1963 6.15pm
TO-NIGHT’S edition of Beat in the Border (6.15) – the first in 1963 welcomes Johnny Kidd and the Pirates and singing star Doug Sheldon, whose record “Live now, pay later” went to the top, also makes an appearance.
Beat in the Border 09.01.1963 6.15pm
RODNEY WARR introduces Alex Harvey’s Big Soul Band and special star Eden Kane. Terry and Joy Irving have a new dance to teach at 6.15.
Beat in the Border 16.01.1963 6.15pm
TO-NIGHT’S special guests in “Beat in the Border” (6.15) are the Brook Brothers and Brian Poole and the Tremeloes. As usual Joy and Terry Irving show you a new dance step and another Border Television personality will be in the “victims’ seat.
Beat in the Border 23.01.1963 6.15pm
THE HARLEQUINS a group from Penrith who have just returned from a very successful tour of France, appear in Beat in the Border, together with a new name to the pop world, Danny Storm.
Beat in the Border 30.01.1963 6.15pm
TONIGHT is the last in the present series of “Beat in the Border” 6-15 until the Autumn, and Border Television are making a few predictions for the charts for 1963.
Among the guests appearing is Jess Conrad who has just finished making a film called “The Boys,” Mike Berry whose record “Don’t You Think It’s Time,” looks like making the hit parade. The Vernon Girls singing their latest hit “Funny All Over,” and a name new to the pop world, Candy Sparling.
Learn with Joy and Terry Irving the Hully-Gully-a new dance which is sweeping the dance halls.
SERIES 3
Beat in the Border 18.09.1963 6.30pm
“BEAT IN THE BORDER” is back to-night at 6.30 p.m. and John Leyton introduces Mike Berry and the Innocents, plus Joy and Terry Irving and their Gang.
Beat in the Border 25.09.1963 6.30pm
THE FORTUNES, a group who are making a big name for themselves in the record world sing their latest disc “Summertime, Summertime” in Border Television’s “Beat in the Border.” Also appearing is Duffy Power who rivals the American version with his rendering of “Hey Girl.” “Beat in the Border” is at 6.30pm.
Beat in the Border 02.10.1963 6.30pm
TO-NIGHT at 6.30 Mike Sarne introduces and sings in “Beat in the Border.” Also appearing will be Don Spencer (of Fireball X.L.5 fame) with his group The Fireballs.
(Picture portrait) Mike Sarne is the guest star in “Beat in the Border,” Border T.V. 6.30 to-night when he gives the young of all ages a chance to spend a half hour in his company.
Beat in the Border 09.10.1963 6.30pm
One of the biggest star line-ups is in “Beat in the Border” programme at 6.30 p.m. To-night’s guests include The Caravelles, The Teenbeats, The Sundowners, Johnny Hudson and Tony Vincent.
Beat in the Border 16.10.1963 6.30pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 23.10.1963 6.30pm
Carol Deene introduces the swinging Blue Jeans when they join forces with Joy and Terry Irving in to-night’s Beat in the Border at 6.30.
Beat in the Border 30.10.1963 6.30pm
FAMOUS guitarist Bert Weedon is guest star in to-night’s edition of “Beat in the Border,” at 6.30, and also introduces The Dennisons and Dave Berry. As usual, Joy and Terry Irving and their Gang will be supplying the dance routines.
Beat in the Border 06.11.1963 6.30pm
“BEAT IN THE BORDER” at 6.30 to-night features The Foremosts and Glyn Johns plus Joy and Terry Irving and their Gang.
Beat in the Border 13.11.1963 6.30pm
MARTY WILDE and The Gamblers are featured to-night in Border Television’s “Beat in the Border” at 6.30
(Picture/Portrait) Marty Wilde is the guest comperev in Bolrder Television’s ‘Beat in the Border’ programme at 6.30.
Beat in the Border 20.11.1963 6.30pm
“BEAT IN THE BORDER” takes the air at 6.30 to-night with Freddie and the Dreamers and Screaming Lord Sutch.
Beat in the Border 27.11.1963 6.30pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 04.12.1963 6.30pm
“BEAT” IN THE BORDER” presents Heinz and the Saints singing their latest release, “Country Boy” at 6.30p.m.
Beat in the Border 11.12.1963 6.30pm
THE last in the present series of “Beat in the Border,” to-night at 6.30 features The princess Rhythm Aces and Betty Whitehead.""
Anyway, some great info here obtained from News and Star listings and thanks again to AoA.
""BEAT IN THE BORDER - BORDER TELEVISION
PILOT
Beat in the Border 31.01.1962 6.15pm
An inquiry into the state and influence of current trends in modern beat music, “Beat on the Border” is screened at 6.15. Teenagers from both sides of the Borders will be interviewed in the studio, and Rikki Barnes and his band will provide the illustrations.
SERIES 1
Beat in the Border 07.03.1962 6.15pm
Wednesday, at a quarter past six, will be a teenage viewing period for the next few months when “Beat on the Border” holds the screen.
This new series follows on the enthusiasm created by a recent experimental programme shown on Border Television after which a number of well-known local bands have been engaged.
A local man, Rodney Warr, will be the host of the programme each week and the first band to be heard will be “The New Galaleans” with vocalist Mary Halliday.
A small number of local teenagers will be invited to the studio each week to take part in the dancing.
“Beat in the Border” is directed by David Main.
Beat in the Border 14.03.1962 6.15pm
RODNEY WARR is the host of “Beat in the Border” at 6.15, which features the from Berwick (Sic) and singers Musie of the Castle King Chris and Marie.
Beat in the Border 21.03.2024 6.15pm
The third programme in the “Beat in the Border” series is screened at 6.15. It gives teenagers from both sides of the Border the chance to dance to the music of one of the leading “Beat” bands in the area. The vocalists tonight are May Wood and Jimmy Justice.
Beat in the Border 28.03.1962 6.15pm
In “Beat in the Border” at 6.15 Rodney Warr will be introducing “Blue Mountain Boys,” with vocalist Jo Peters.
Beat in the Border 04.04.1962 6.15pm
Early viewers on Wednesday afternoons may have heard a cacophony of jazz backing the studio announcements.
It’s hard to supress the enthusiasm of the teenage audience and instrumentalists when “Beat in the Border” is in rehearsal.
This week at 6.15 the local compere Rodney Warr, introduces “The Rikki Barnes All Stars’ (with Steve O’Neil and Lynne Curtis). The guest star of the week is pop and ballad vocalist Johnny Le Roy. Johnny has just completed an engagement at the West End Stork Room in Regent Street, London.
Beat in the Border 11.04.1962 6.15pm
The local jazz programme “Beat in the Border” takes on new flavour, at 6.15 tonight when the Tex Mathews Caribbean Rhythm forsake their Manchester base to pay a visit to the Carlisle studios.
They will be sharing the honours with a Carlisle group The Ivan Hunter Quartet, with Arthur Ling on the Alto Sax. Guest singer will be the local vocalist, Bobby Laing, and as a special item, the recording artist, Donna Douglas, now appearing at Her Majesty’s Theatre, will sing in the studios.
Beat in the Border 18.04.1962 6.15pm
In “Beat in the Border” at 6.15 the Bill Fanning Quartet, from Edinburgh, will be “rocking” around the studios Eileen Stocker.
The star guests, Don Rennie, comes from London.
Beat in the Border 25.04.1962 6.15pm
HUMPHREY LYTTELTON and his band take the stand in Border Television’s 2Beat in the Border” at 6.15.
The Carlisle compere Rodney Warr will introduce “Humph” and guest star Billy Anthony.
Beat in the Border 02.05.1962 6.15pm
Topping the bill in “Beat in the Border” at 6.15 is recording star John Leyton whose recording of “Johnny Remember Me,” topped the hit parade. The Phillip Maurice Trio from Kendal also make their first appearance on television to-night. They will be appearing with the Jim McHarg’s Scotsville Jazz Band.
Beat in the Border 09.05.1962 6.15pm
MARTY WILDE, the recording star, tops the bill in “Beat in the Border,” at 6.15. And this week Rodney Warr introduces the Four Dollars, and guest singer Molly Halliday.
Beat in the Border 16.05.1962 6.15pm
MINTON’S Minions appear for the first time on television in “Beat in the Border,” at 6.15, but they do not want to achieve fame or fortune says Mike Potts, the leader.
“We hope to form a jazz workshop in Carlisle where musicians can go and rehearse in public just for the love of jazz – our sole aim is to stimulate jazz.”
Beat in the Border 23.05.1962 6.15pm
N/A
SERIES 2
Beat in the Border 19.09.1962 6.15pm
At 6.15 tonight Rodney Warr introduces Border Television’s returning musical programme. “Beat in the Border.” The first Autumn show will have the Clyde Valley Stompers and pop singer Russ Sainty. The show has been extended to run for 45 minutes each week. Peter Pringle will give up-to-the minute news from the world of music.
Beat in the Border 26.09.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 03.10.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 10.10.1962 6.15pm
One of West Cumberland’s “rock” units, Marshall Scott and his Deputies, from Cockermouth, visit “Beat in the Border,” at 6.15. The guest star this week is Suzie Cope. She will be singing her latest number, “Not Never Not Now.”
Beat in the Border 17.10.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 24.10.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 31.10.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 07.11.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 14.11.1962 6.15pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 21.11.1962 6.15pm
Border Television’s top-rating beat show takes the air at 6.15 to-night when Rodney Warr introduces Beat in the Border. Whitehaven’s Lenny and the Silhouettes will provide the music and the guest singing star is Jan Burnette.
Beat in the Border 28.11.1962 6.15pm
In “Beat in the Border” (6.15 p.m.) viewers are invited to join Rodney Warr as he welcomes Sheila Steel a newcomer to the “pop” world, and folk – singers Chris and Marie.
Topping the bill will be the Betty Smith Quintet, the popular group who specialise in jazz in the modern idiom.
Beat in the Border 05.12.1962 6.15pm
It’s “Beat in the Border” (6.15 p.m.) with the Philip Maurice Four from Kendal together with Carlisle rock group The Four Dollars.
Topping the bill will be special guest star Joe Brown, who will be singing his latest release “It only took a minute.”
Beat in the Border 12.12.1962 6.15pm
BEAT IN THE BORDER (6.15 p.m.) introduces Lex Don and his Rockatunes from Dalmellington, Ayshire, and guest artist Mike Sarne.
Beat in the Border 19.12.1962 6.15pm
GLAMOUROUS singing star Dinah Kaye will be one of the guest celebrities introduced by Rodney Warr in “Beart in the Border” (6.15). Joy and Terry Irving will also give a few lessons on the latest dance craze to hit Britain – The Bossa Nova.
Beat in the Border 02.01.1963 6.15pm
TO-NIGHT’S edition of Beat in the Border (6.15) – the first in 1963 welcomes Johnny Kidd and the Pirates and singing star Doug Sheldon, whose record “Live now, pay later” went to the top, also makes an appearance.
Beat in the Border 09.01.1963 6.15pm
RODNEY WARR introduces Alex Harvey’s Big Soul Band and special star Eden Kane. Terry and Joy Irving have a new dance to teach at 6.15.
Beat in the Border 16.01.1963 6.15pm
TO-NIGHT’S special guests in “Beat in the Border” (6.15) are the Brook Brothers and Brian Poole and the Tremeloes. As usual Joy and Terry Irving show you a new dance step and another Border Television personality will be in the “victims’ seat.
Beat in the Border 23.01.1963 6.15pm
THE HARLEQUINS a group from Penrith who have just returned from a very successful tour of France, appear in Beat in the Border, together with a new name to the pop world, Danny Storm.
Beat in the Border 30.01.1963 6.15pm
TONIGHT is the last in the present series of “Beat in the Border” 6-15 until the Autumn, and Border Television are making a few predictions for the charts for 1963.
Among the guests appearing is Jess Conrad who has just finished making a film called “The Boys,” Mike Berry whose record “Don’t You Think It’s Time,” looks like making the hit parade. The Vernon Girls singing their latest hit “Funny All Over,” and a name new to the pop world, Candy Sparling.
Learn with Joy and Terry Irving the Hully-Gully-a new dance which is sweeping the dance halls.
SERIES 3
Beat in the Border 18.09.1963 6.30pm
“BEAT IN THE BORDER” is back to-night at 6.30 p.m. and John Leyton introduces Mike Berry and the Innocents, plus Joy and Terry Irving and their Gang.
Beat in the Border 25.09.1963 6.30pm
THE FORTUNES, a group who are making a big name for themselves in the record world sing their latest disc “Summertime, Summertime” in Border Television’s “Beat in the Border.” Also appearing is Duffy Power who rivals the American version with his rendering of “Hey Girl.” “Beat in the Border” is at 6.30pm.
Beat in the Border 02.10.1963 6.30pm
TO-NIGHT at 6.30 Mike Sarne introduces and sings in “Beat in the Border.” Also appearing will be Don Spencer (of Fireball X.L.5 fame) with his group The Fireballs.
(Picture portrait) Mike Sarne is the guest star in “Beat in the Border,” Border T.V. 6.30 to-night when he gives the young of all ages a chance to spend a half hour in his company.
Beat in the Border 09.10.1963 6.30pm
One of the biggest star line-ups is in “Beat in the Border” programme at 6.30 p.m. To-night’s guests include The Caravelles, The Teenbeats, The Sundowners, Johnny Hudson and Tony Vincent.
Beat in the Border 16.10.1963 6.30pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 23.10.1963 6.30pm
Carol Deene introduces the swinging Blue Jeans when they join forces with Joy and Terry Irving in to-night’s Beat in the Border at 6.30.
Beat in the Border 30.10.1963 6.30pm
FAMOUS guitarist Bert Weedon is guest star in to-night’s edition of “Beat in the Border,” at 6.30, and also introduces The Dennisons and Dave Berry. As usual, Joy and Terry Irving and their Gang will be supplying the dance routines.
Beat in the Border 06.11.1963 6.30pm
“BEAT IN THE BORDER” at 6.30 to-night features The Foremosts and Glyn Johns plus Joy and Terry Irving and their Gang.
Beat in the Border 13.11.1963 6.30pm
MARTY WILDE and The Gamblers are featured to-night in Border Television’s “Beat in the Border” at 6.30
(Picture/Portrait) Marty Wilde is the guest comperev in Bolrder Television’s ‘Beat in the Border’ programme at 6.30.
Beat in the Border 20.11.1963 6.30pm
“BEAT IN THE BORDER” takes the air at 6.30 to-night with Freddie and the Dreamers and Screaming Lord Sutch.
Beat in the Border 27.11.1963 6.30pm
N/A
Beat in the Border 04.12.1963 6.30pm
“BEAT” IN THE BORDER” presents Heinz and the Saints singing their latest release, “Country Boy” at 6.30p.m.
Beat in the Border 11.12.1963 6.30pm
THE last in the present series of “Beat in the Border,” to-night at 6.30 features The princess Rhythm Aces and Betty Whitehead.""
