Recent recordings of popular hits
A thought for today
Morning physical exercises for women
jt the organ
and summary of the day's programmes
A weekly guide to the foods that are cheapest and best at the moment
By a hotel manager
Dorothy Hastwell (soprano) and Gwendolyn Byrne (pianoforte)
Dorothy Hastwell
Gwendolyn Byrne
Dorothy Hastwell
Gwendolyn Byrne
portrayed by the Chatumeau Ensemble
Leader, Laurance Turner
Conductor. Gideon Fagan
from page 113 of ' New Every Morning'
Conductor, P. S. G. O'Donnell
11.0 Music for Every Day (Ages 9-15): 'Music as a Language—
Remarks and Conversation in Music'—Ronald Biggs
11.20 Interlude
11.25 English for Under-Nines (Ages 7-9): Ten-Minute tales by Rhoda Power-A Tale from Aisop
11.35 Interlude
11.40 Senior Geography (Ages 11-15)
' The Turk-Sib Railway'—Bosworth Monk
Leader, Charles McKeown
Conductor, Julius Harrison from the White Rock Pavilion, Hastings
A. G. Street
Clive Richardson and Jack Dowle
A programme of novelty numbers and solo pieces by the BBC Variety
Orchestra, leader Frank Cantell , conductor Charles Shadwell , with Ronnie Hill
Compere, Bryan Michie
2.0 Nature Study (Ages 9-12): A Sunny Day-How do animals and plants behave ? '—C. R. Stonor
2.15 Interlude
2.20 Physical Training (Ages 9-12) (for use in classrooms)
Edith Dowling
2.35 Interlude
2.40 British History (Ages 11-15): Britain Finds Herself
'John Lilbum-Freedom of the Press '-D. Scott Daniell
Leader, Harold Fairhurst
Conductor, Richard Austin
' Making the most of your looks '
Mary Embrey
The French Army v. The British Army
A commentary during the second half of the match, by Raymond Glendenning , from Rheims
6.15-6.30-Arthur Sandford at the piano 7.0-7.30—' With a Smik and a Song': Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ, Jack Train. and Dorothy Carless. 7.30-7.50—Welsh Glees and Part Songs: the Afan Glee Society, conductor, T. J Rob 'in. 7.50-8.30-Henry Hall 's
Guest Night from The Hippodrome, Birmingham 10.35-11.20-
The Commodore Grand Orchestra, directed by Harry Davidson , from the Commodore Theatre, Hammersmith, London
At other times 342.1 m. transmits the Home Service programme
played by James Whitehead
An excerpt from Francis Laidler 's pantomime from the Prince's Theatre,
Bristol
Produced by Gerald Seymour under the personal supervision of Francis Laidler
The cast includes
Red Riding Hood, the Baron's ward-Jean Colin ; Mother Hubbard -Richard Hasset ; Prince Charming of Romancia-Rosalind Melville ; Pickles, the Baron's page-Bunny Doyle ; Baron Badlotte, of Merryvale Hall-Tommy Prior ; Christobel, the Baroness-Madge Escolme ; King Wolf-Percy Garside ; Jolly Jenkins , the Baron's butler-Arthur Hoskin ; Blotto, Mother Hubbard 's dog—Billy Purvis ; Fairy Silverleaf-Mavis
Ray
Augmented Orchestra under the direction of Norman Brooks
See this week's 'Radio Miscellany' on page 9
' The Crystal Necklace '
A fairy play for broadcasting, by Edith Brill
Although this is the first play by Edith Brill to be broadcast in the Children's Hour, she is well known already to Northern listeners for her stories about Nutty the Squirrel.
5—'Blowing Your Own Trumpet'
Denis Wright talks about brass bands
Professor V. H. Mottram , Professor of Physiology in the University of London (King's College of Household and Social Science)
with Oliver Wakefield , Suzette Tarri , Nosmo King and Hubert, an Sid Millward and his Nitwits from the Lewisham Hippodrome, London
The BBC Orchestra (Section C)
Led by Marie Wilson
Conducted by Leslie Woodgate
A play by Arthur Schnitzler , translated by P. Morton Shand and adapted for broadcasting by Marianne Helweg
Cast
Scene, Fritz's bachelor flat and Christine's room in Vienna
Produced by Barbara Burnham
Presented by Ernest Binns from the Grand Theatre, Doncaster including: Harry Korris , Marie Picquart , Robby Vincent , Molly Deane , Wally Newcombe , Mildred Hammond , Jackson Manley , The White
Aces, David Morris , Billy Harris , Raymond Sisters , Lan Clifford
Major-General Sir Ernest Swinton , K.B.E., C.B., D.S.O.
Written by Wilfrid Rooke Ley , with music played by the BBC Theatre
Orchestra, leader Tate Gilder , conducted by Mark H. Lubbock
At the table :
Production by Desmond Davis
Address by the Rev. Donald 0. Soper
Robert Murchie (flute), Alec Whittaker (oboe), W. J. Matthews (darinet),
Edmund Chapman (horn), Paul Draper (bassoon) with John Wills (pianoforte)
(by permission of the Savoy Hotel, Ltd.)
with Ann Lenner and Eric Whitley
from the Savoy Hotel, London
A reading by Ronald Watkins
