A cheerful selection of gramophone records
and summary of today's programmes
A record programme of music for the Hawaiian guitar arranged by A.P. Sharpe
A morning miscellany of gramophone records
Popular dance music and songs on gramophone records
at the theatre organ
The BBC Singers
Conductor, Leslie Woodgate
Richard of Taunton Dene; The cobbler; Twankydillo; The farmer's boy; King Arthur; Jack and Joan
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at the piano
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singing another programme of bright songs
Conducted by Charles Groves
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An attack on the world's record for the 1,000 yards by Sydney Wooderson, described by Richard North from a Northern athletic ground
A commentary by Michael Standing on a 'local Derby' from Wisborough Green
at two pianos
News of Northumberland gathered by Patricia Docksey and the recording car from country, coast, and town and presented by Cecil McGivern.
In this, the ninth of the series, you will meet some of the folk of Northumberland, and live with them their pleasures, hobbies, work, and play, in terms of the various parts of the county from which they come.
The programme will be divided into three parts, portraying the rural, the coastal, and the industrial sides of Northumberland. In the first you will visit Hexham market, the largest in Northumberland, where, every Tuesday and Friday, farmers from far and wide congregate, speaking with a multitude of accents. The island of Lindisfarne, where Christianity first came to the North, will 'speak' in another part of the programme, and you will also hear how Northumberland gets on with its industrial job.
music played by The Ravenhill Temperance Flute Band and St. Patrick's Church Accordion Band
A programme of favourites, old and new, sung by Margaret Eaves, Sidney Burchall, and the BBC Chorus, and played by A.H. Morgan and his Rhythm Sextet
John Rorke will be the compere
including
Henry Oscar
Geraldo and his Orchestra
(by permission of the Savoy Hotel)
including Will Fyffe - 'I'm tellin' ye, man!'
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From the London Palladium
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The stop press sporting news illustrated by personalities of the moment
with Bettie Bucknell , Johnnie Johnstone, and Ronald Chesney (and his harmonica)
The Two Leslies
Suzette Tarri
Elsie Carlisle
Moreton and Kaye
with Harry Fryer and his Orchestra
from a music-hall
at the theatre organ
Popular songs we shall never forget
(From 11.20 p.m. to 12.15 a.m. 342.1 m. will radiate the Home Service programme)
