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Monday Night at Eight

''Monday Night at Eight'' was a weekly BBC radio magazine programme that was on from 8 pm to 9 pm on the Home Service.
It started in April 1937, under the title ''Monday at Seven'' from 7 pm 8 pm, but changed to ''Monday Night at Seven'' in October 1938. It was shifted to 8 pm in October 1939, with the obvious title change and ran in this timeslot until 1948.
The time change was because of longer working hours during World War II: it was pushed back an hour to enable more people to be able to listen. It was broadcast live with Ronnie Waldman doing the interviews and announcements. It was produced by Harry Pepper.
The formats for both programmes were similar. The first part consisted of interviews of all types of people; then there was a musical break, and the final part was a radio detective play. Initially it was ''Inspector Hornleigh Investigates'', but in 1942 a new series called ''Dr Morelle'' was introduced. Another feature that was started in ''Monday Night at Eight'' was Puzzle Corner, used in later programs, and the weekly 'Deliberate Mistake'. Popular comedians Arthur Askey and Richard Murdoch contributed "Chestnut Corner". One weekly comedy sketch was "The Dooms". These were a family of witches and warlocks who had various adventures in their home. When all was quiet at the end, Mrs.(Lady)Doom would ask her husband in a posh voice - "Tea, Henry ?" (pause) "Milluck ?" (ie. milk).

Several actors and singers had their radio debut on ''Monday Night at Eight''. The singer Anne Shelton had her debut in 1940 and Julie Andrews appeared with her mother and stepfather in 1946.
The lyrics of the signature tune were as follows:
It's Monday night at eight o'clock,
Oh, can't you hear the chimes
They're telling you to take an easy chair
To settle by the fireside
Look at your ''Radio Times''
For Monday Night at Eight is on the air.
The other BBC show of a similar nature was ''In Town Tonight'', which ran in the same period, but was on a Saturday night.
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