The London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham , Bart. New Queen's Hall Light Orchestra
Conducted by Eric Coates
Suite No. 1, L'Arlesienne (The Maid of Aries) 1 Prelude. 2 Adagietto. 3 Minuetto - Bizet
Peter Dawson (bass-baritone) Speak, Music - Elgar
Rann of Exile - Box
Solomon (pianoforte) Study in F minor 1 - Liszt
Au bord d'une source (By a spring side) - Liszt
Peter Dawson (bass-baritone) Homeward Bound (Songs of the Sea) 1 - Stanford
The Little Admiral (Songs of the Fleet) - Stanford
Suite, Summer Days 1 In a Country Lane. 2 On the Edge of the Lake - Eric Coates
Leader, Alfred Barker
Conducted by Eric Fogg
Louis Armstrong and his Orchestra
Ernest Lough (baritone)
at the BBC Theatre Organ
11.0 Announcements and Singing
11.5 British History: ' From Coast to Coast'-Allan Sullivan .
11.25 Singing
11.30 Interlude
11.35 Nature Study: 'Some Early Birds' Nests'
11.50 Physical Training-Edith Dowling
Conducted by Clarence Raybould
Readings from literature having nothing whatever to do with current affairs
in a programme of light French music
Conductor, Stanford Robinson
This popular orchestra, under the direction of Stanford Robinson, never fails to get over Its conductor has made a name for himself for delivering the goods-whether it be opera, light music, or Perhaps the biggest of his successes with every type of listener, Victorian Melodies . Today he is to give a programme made to lighten our cares.
2.15 English:
' Theseus comes to Athens'
A play based on a Greek legend by Jean Sutcliffe
2.35 Community Singing
2.40 Biology:
' Intelligence in Animals'
H. Munro Fox , F.R.S.
with Elsie Hay Sam Costa
The Rhythm Sweethearts and The Rhythm Ramblers
Presented by David Porter
Have you ever noticed how an old melody will stimulate the memory ? -how it will conjure up faces and scenes that had been forgotten-joys and sorrows long past but which are inseparably bound up with the music ? Does an old tune remind you of the circumstances in which you first heard it ? Here is a programme of old favourites built around this idea, and presented by Sandy Macpherson at the BBC Theatre Organ
The London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted by Constant Lambert The London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted by Eugene Goossens
brings to you songs old and new
with Sidney Burchall, Wynne Ajello, Esther Coleman, Webster Booth
The Male Voice Quartet
At the pianos, Ivor Dennis and Alan Paul
Presented by Martyn C. Webster
The Ballad-Monger introducing songs old and new made his debut with the magazine programme "Roundabout" in May this year and became one of its most popular features. Tonight he is to appear in a programme on his own with a very strong support from popular radio favourites.
An easy course for everyone by a doctor
3-Fractures, splints, and bandaging
See the diagrams on page 5
on gramophone records
Grand Opera Company, with Orchestra Miriam Licette and Dennis Noble, with Orchestra Miriam Licette and Grand Opera Company, with Orchestra Dennis Noble (baritone), with Orchestra
on gramophone records
Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult
A Newspaper Play for Broadcasting by Robert Barr
Cast and Ted, Sports Writer and Produced by Laurence Gilliam
This programme presents a picture of a marine disaster as seen through the eyes of a news editor seated at his desk. The programme is ingenious in construction, and covers every aspect of what is going on from the moment that the wreck is reported to the moment that the edition of the newspaper covering the story goes to press.
A series of talks on important topics of the day
A Suppertime Show with. Leonard Henry Vera Lennox
Horace Percival Diana Clare
Sam Costa The Three Chimes
The BBC Variety Orchestra
Leader, Frank Cantell
Conducted by Charles Shadwell
Produced by Vernon Harris
The very tide itself suggests a wartime concert party, every member of which rehearsed when he could and took the stage to get laughs at a time when they were badly needed. Leonard Henry , Vera Lennoz , Diana Clare , Sam Costa-old favourites here. There should be spontaneous gaiety and laughter in this supper-time show.
with John Rorke Betty Huntley-Wright
Webster Booth C. Denier Warren
The BBC Variety Orchestra
Leader, Frank Cantell
Conducted by Charles Shadwell and the BBC Revue Chorus
Compere, John Watt
' Songs from the Shows', a series first produced in 1931, like Tennyson's brook, goes on for ever. True it changed its title sometimes to ' Songs from the Films', giving listeners a radio version of The Three Little Pigs in 1934, which paved the way for the Silly Symphonies.
The series embraced modern shows and went back to Hullo, Ragtime, to the old Gaiety favourites, and even farther. It broke out in sub series-theatres, composers-and maintained its popularity to such an extent that it still goes on. Whatever shows may be chosen tonight listeners may be sure that such artists as Betty Huntley-Wright , Webster Booth, John Rorke , and C. Denier Warren will put the songs over.
on gramophone records
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