and summary of today's programmes for the Forces
Records of Brian Lawrance, the well-known Australian vocalist and band-leader
Exercises for men
7.40 Exercises for women
A thought for today
followed by Programme Parade
Some details about today's programmes
A talk about what to eat and how to cook it, by Freddie Grisewood
Recent recordings of popular hits
at the theatre organ
Five minutes of Army requests
Dudley Savage was born near Penzance, Cornwall. His signature tune is 'The Floral Dance ', a perpetual reminder of his romantic county. In his very youthful days as an organist he broadcast throughout the country as ' The Cornish Boy Wonder '.
He has been associated with such famous organists as Reginald Foort , Sidney Torch, Harold Ramsay , and Reginald Porter-Brown , and he has broadcast a number of times on the BBC theatre organ and from the Royal Cinema, Plymouth.
Leader, Jean Pougnet
Conductor, Leslie Bridgewater
Modern settings and interpretations of famous songs on gramophone records
from p. 57 of ' New Every Morning ' and p. 18 of 'Each Returning Day'
sung by Laura Evans Williams
(soprano)
by a doctor
on gramophone records
Georgian Singers, conducted by Leslie Woodgate
Fantasia on English melodies
Sidney MacEwan (tenor)
David Lloyd (tenor) and Band of H.M. Welsh Guards, conducted by Lieut. T. S. Chandler
All through the night
March of the men of Harlech
Georgian Singers, conducted by Leslie Woodgate
Join in and sing
and his State Orchestra
played by Lucy Pierce and John Brennan
An ENSA concert for war-workers with Will King, Robin Richmond and a dance orchestra
from a West-Country concert hall
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Leader, Paul Beard
Maurice Cole (piano)
Conducted by Julius Harrison
Solo piano, Maurice Cole
A portable affair
Lionel Gamlin and Ernest Dudley at home to compleat anglers
at the theatre organ
March: Garrison Theatre - Belton
Selection: The Love Parade - Schertzinger and Grey
Shy serenade Majestic pot-pourri - Scott-Wood
played by Billy Hardy and his Band
Conducted by the Rev. Father J. J. Bevan
(contralto) and Cecil Dixon
(piano) in a programme of English music
MARGARET BALFOUR Silent night, holy night - arr. Woodgate
Soft-footed snow - Siègurd Oii
Bluebells from the clearing - Ernest Walker
CECIL DIXON Pierrot piece; Waltz No. 2 ; and Water wagtail - Cyril Scott
MARGARET BALFOUR A garden is a lovesome thing - Albert Mallinson
Columbine's grave - Martin Shaw
The wind from the south - Quitter
A New Year's song - Elvira Gambogi
A North-Country tale by Dora Broome , read by Mary Eastwood
Emile Littler presents Arthur (Big-Hearted) Askey in an excerpt from
from a Northern theatre
Cast and
Emile Littler 's 32 Bright Eyes ; the Tiller Girls ; the Dantree Girls Orchestra under the direction of Stanley H. Berkley
Devised, written, and produced by Emile Littler
Sgwrs gan E. Morgan Humphreys
(Talk in Welsh)
5.20 An old fairy-tale from Finland
' The more you have the more you want' retold by Frederick Evans
5.40 ' The Delightful Companion ', by Fred Fowler , illustrated by a small group of children from the Modem School, Silsden, Yorkshire
followed by National and Regional announcements
A national magazine dealing with some of the things which are being thought, said, and done all over Britain today
Introduced by Peter Fettes
with Geraldo and his Concert Orchestra
Compere, Gerry Wilmot
Life in Britain as seen by exiles from Germany and Austria who are members of the Auxiliary Military Pioneer Corps: their views of what we are fighting for, and stories of their adventures in reaching these shores
Musical items by the Camp Orchestra
Presented by Idris Lewis and A. Watkin-Jones
The second of a series of programmes featuring some of our best-known friends who are popular both ' down under' and ' over and up'.
Artists in this programme will include Malcolm McEajhern and Claude Dampier assisted by Billie Carlyle Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Billy Ternent
Devised and written by Harry Alan
Towers
Produced by Tom Ronald
of the British Red Cross Society and Order of St. John
A talk by Field-Marshal Sir Philip Chetwode, Chairman of the Executive
Committee
Part 5
43 Chorus: Glory be to God
44 Recit.: Now when Jesus was bom 45 Chorus and Recit.: Where is the new-born King ?
46 Choral: All darkness flies
47 Air: 0 Lord, my darken'd heart enlighten
48 Recit.: And when Herod the King 49 Recit.: With fear why are ye taken ?
50 Recit.: And gathering together
51 Terzett: Ah! when' shall we see salvation ?
52 Recit.: My Lord is King alone 53 Choral: This proud heart
Part 6
54 Chorus: Lord, when our haughty foes
55 Recit.: Then Herod called the wise men
56 Recit.: Thou traitor
57 Air: Naught against the power
58 Recit.: And they, when they had heard
59 Choral: Beside Thy cradle
60 Recit.: And being warned of God 61 Recit.: Depart! Enough 62 Air: Ye foes of man
63 Choral: Now vengeance hath been taken
Performed by Isobel Baillie (soprano) Nancy Evans (contralto)
Eric Greene (tenor)
Norman Walker (bass)
BBC Chorus
(Chorus-master, Leslie Woodgate )
BBC Orchestra (Section C)
Led by Marie Wilson
Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
and his Band
