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Conductor, William Haydock
The personnel of this popular and very successful band is composed entirely of Lancashire pit workers. For many years the ' Bickershaw ' have been hard to beat at the big festivals and competitions. In the last eighteen years they have won over 200 prizes, including fifty ' firsts '. They won the Crystal Palace Championship in 1935 and 1936.

Contributors

Conductor:
William Haydock

11.0 Singing Together: Herbert Wiseman
11.20 . Interlude
11.25 World History (Ages 9-12)
' St. Cecilia', a dramatic interlude about Christianity in the Roman
Empire, .by Rhoda Power
11.40 -Interlude
11.45 Senior English (Ages 11-15)
Book Talk: ' His Job', by Grace Sartwell Mason
L. A. G. Strong

Contributors

Unknown:
Herbert Wiseman
Unknown:
Grace Sartwell Mason

Adapted by Michael Redgrave from the story of the same name by ' Q '
Adapted for broadcasting by Stephen Jack
Scene: The inside of a log hut, high in the Arctic Circle
Time: The 1880's
Production by Howard Rose

Contributors

Adapted By:
Michael Redgrave
Broadcasting By:
Stephen Jack
Production By:
Howard Rose
Alexander Williamson (Gaffer):
Gordon McLeod
Long Ede:
J B Rowe
Snipe:
Edgar Norfolk
Daniel Cooney:
Fred O'Donovan
George Lashman:
Malcolm Graeme
Tom:
MacDonald Parke

String Quartet in A, Op. 41, No. 3
1 Andante espressivo-Allegro molto moderato. 2 Assai agitato. 3 Adagio molto. 4 Allegro molto vivace played by the Virtuoso String Quartet:
Marjorie Hayward (violin), Edwin Virgo (violin), John Yewe Dyer
(viola), Cedric Sharpe (violoncello)

Contributors

Violin:
Marjorie Hayward
Violin:
Edwin Virgo
Violin:
John Yewe Dyer
Viola:
Cedric Sharpe

A new serial play by Francis Durbridge
Episode2, ' Concerning ZA'
Production by Martyn C. Webster

Contributors

Play By:
Francis Durbridge
Production By:
Martyn C. Webster
Paul Temple:
Hugh Morton
'Steve', his wife:
Bernadette Hodgson
Sir Graham Forbes of Scotland Yard:
Lester Mudditt
Ernie Weston:
Dick Francis
Lawrence van Draper:
Bruce Winston
Mrs Moffat:
Mona Harrison
Major Guest:
Cyril Nash
David Lindsey:
Ben Wright
Iris Archer:
Diana Morrison
Mrs Weston:
Gwen Lewis
Dr Ludwig Steincr:
Leo Von Pokorny
A Voice:
Clifford Bean

A miniature musical comedy, with book and lyrics by Margaret Howe and music by Geoffrey Henman
The action takes place in the bar, the manager's office, and the beauty parlour of the hotel
The Cavendish Three. The Orchestra conducted by Hyam Greenbaum
Production by Roy Speer

Contributors

Unknown:
Margaret Howe
Music By:
Geoffrey Henman
Conducted By:
Hyam Greenbaum
Production By:
Roy Speer
Joan:
Tessa Deane
Bobby:
Hugh French
Sam, a barman:
Sydney Keith
Colonel Brent:
Bobby Comber
Mr Pickering, the manager:
Horace Percival
Doreen, a receptionist:
Vera Lennox
Madam Fitz-Glammer:
Edward Cooper
First Film Starlet:
Kay Cavendish
Second Film Starlet:
Dorothy Carless
Third Film Starlet:
Pat Rignold
A Waiter:
Foster Carlin

A play for broadcasting by Robert Gittings
Time: 1685 and onwards
Incidental music to Otway's play collected and arranged by Lionel Salter
Production by Barbara Burnham

Contributors

Broadcasting By:
Robert Gittings
Arranged By:
Lionel Salter
Production By:
Barbara Burnham
Otway:
Alec Guiness
Betterton:
D A Clarke-Smith
Humphrey Otway:
Geoffrey Wincott
Antony Cary:
Valentine Dyall
John Downes:
Ivor Barnard
Earl of Rochester:
Leslie Perrins
Elizabeth Barry:
Hermione Hannen
Harris:
Harold Scott
Underhill:
William Trent
Ann Gibbs:
Joan Carr
Sinister Voice:
Alan Wheatley
Kindly Voice:
Cecil Trouncer
Narrator:
Philip Cunningham
Call Boy:
Charles Mason

BBC Home Service Basic

About BBC Home Service

BBC Home Service is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 1st September 1939 and ended on the 29th September 1967.

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