by Max Pirani
A thought for today
Morning physical exercises for men
Songs sung by Lucienne Delyne Charles Trenet , and Jean Sablon on gramophone records
A programme of gramophone records presented by J. H. Squire
at the theatre organ
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Conducted by Gideon Fagan
Rossini
An easy course for everyone, by a London surgeon
from page 41 of ' New Every Morning'
A mid-morning Vanety mixture with the following ingredients:
Davy Burnaby, and Michael North , Emmie Joyce , Margaret Eaves ,
Sam Costa
At the piano, Ivor Dennis and Arthur Sandford
A special invitation has been extended to members of the BBC Variety
Orchestra to sample the café au lait at 'Eleven the Square'
Presented by Douglas Lawrence
11.0 Music and Movement for Infants (Ages 5-7): Ann Driver
11.20 Interlude
11.25 Senior English (Ages 13-15): Rhyme and Reason
' Short stories and one-act plays '—L. A. G. Strong
at the organ of the Paramount Theatre, Glasgow
From Scafell to the Sea
A recorded programme of winter life in a West Cumberland Dale
Script by Patricia Docksey and W. S. Newall
Produced by Cecil McGivern
Veronica Mansfield (mezzo-soprano) and Vera Canning (violoncello)
Vera Canning
Written and produced by Max Kester
No. 2—' Rationing '
Cast
2.0 End-of-Term Entertainment
A Variety programme to end the school term with Tommy Handley ; a charade by Rhoda Power ; ' Inspector Hornleigh Investigates ', an episode specially written by H. W Priwin , with S. J. Warmington as Inspector Hornleigh ; the BBC Theatre Orchestra, conducted by Reginald Burston
2.40 Interlude
2.45 Junior English (Ages 9-11): Games with Words
Familiar Airs and Dances, arranged for strings
Conducted by Ian Whyte
Talks for Sixth Forms (Ages 16 and over)
' Changing Our Lives'
The Hon. Harold Nicolson , C.M.G., M.P.
Conducted by Ian Whyte
5.0 Serial adventure story—'Head Wind' by Hawthorne Daniel
No. 7-' I try to solve a mystery and do not succeed'. Told by David
5.15 John Morgan-the Farmer
Alf Perkins says ' It's a Bit of All Right'
The cast includes: Maurice Denham , Horace Percival , Doris Owens ,
Sidney Burchall , Jack Train , and Dick Francis
The Mate Voice Chorus and the Orchestra
Presented by Bill MacLurg
A National Magazine
A survey of what is being thought, done, and said in different parts of the British Isles today. Tonight's talks will mainly deal with country subjects
Introduced by Peter Fettes
in a Birmingham dialect sketch
(in A minor, Op. 56-The Scottish) played by the BBC Orchestra (Section A), leader, Paul Beard
Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult
1 Introduction: Allegro agitato. 2 Scherzo: Assai vivace. 3 Adagio cantabile. 4 Allegro guerriero: Finale maestoso
4-' Individualism, Totalitarianism, and the Third Way'
J. Middleton Murry
Famous Song-Writers on Parade
No. 4-Irving Berlin
The Singers: Helen Clare , Denny Dennis , Dorothy Carless , Ronnie Hill , the Cavendish Three
The BBC Revue Chorus and the Augmented Revue Orchestra, conducted by Hyam Greenbaum
Musical arrangements by Bill Williamson. The programme compiled by Joe Murrells. Presentation by Ronald Waldman
A sequence for broadcasting, from Shakespeare's ' Macbeth', arranged by C. Denis Freeman and produced by Val Gielgud with Walter Fitzgerald , Franklyn Bellamy , Eliot Makeham (by permission of the Aldwych Theatre management), Louis Goodrich , Lloyd Pearson , Charles Mortimer , Ronald Kerr , William Fazan , Dorothy Tetley ,
, Charles Lefeaux
playing at the Famous Door Club, New York City
A recording made in New York, of a programme broadcast on Friday,
July 14, 1939
Signature tune, One o'clock Jump Swinging the Blues Rock-a-bye Basie
Don't worry 'bout me Time Out
Boogie Woogie Blues Roseland Shuffle
White Sails
Clap hands, here comes Charlie
Signature Tune, One o'clock Jump
Vocalists, Helen Humes and James Rushing
Quintet in G, Op. Ill played by the Taylor String Quartet-Charles Taylor (first violin) ; Sydney Partington
; Paul Cropper (viola) ;
Alexander Young (violoncello) ; and Sydney Errington
Leader, Tate Gilder
Conducted by Harold Lowe
