Exercises for men and women
Gramophone records of his sonatas
Short morning prayers
'The How and Why of Cooking: Vegetables with a Flavour in' by Philip Harben
and his Players, Introducing Vernon Adcock (xylophone)
(BBC recording)
Talk by Sgt. H. Beresford Murray, A.I.F
(recording)
of gramophone records
Introductory music
Prayer
Love divine, all loves excelling (A. and M. 520 ; S.P. 573 ; C.H. 479 : Tune, Love Divine)
Interlude
Prayers: The Prayer for Home; the Lord's Prayer
Happy are they, they that love God (A. and M. 509 ; C.H. 440 : Tune Binchester)
Blessing
Closing music
Scherzo (Symphony No. 7, in E) played by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Eugene Ormandy.
(Gramophone records)
News commentary
from page 89 of 'New Every Morning' and page 40 of 'Each Returning Day.' God of mercy, God of grace; Psalm 42. vv. 1-7 and 43; St. Matthew 26, vv. 59-75; Thou whose almighty word
Debroy Somers and his Band
Tunes that live for ever, on records
and his Apache Band, with Isabelita Alonso and Jacques Vallez
Conducted by Julius Harrison
(BBC recording)
Lunch-time entertainment for factory-workers, from a factory somewhere in Britain.
Topical talk, or recorded repeat of one of last week's broadcasts
on gramophone records
Gramophone programme, written by A. Hyatt King
Conductor, W. Haydn Bebb
Dudley Hippodrome Orchestra: conductor, Harry Pell
from Chester Cathedral
Versicles and Responses Psalms 59, 60, and 61
First Lesson: 1 Kings 8. vv. 54-61
Office Hymn: O blest Creator of the light (E.H. 51)
Magnificat (Percy Whitlock, in G)
Second Lesson: St. Mark 8, vv. 1-13
Nunc dimittis (Percy Whitlock, in G)
Creed and Collects
Hail gladdening light (Charles Wood)
Prayers
Organist, Malcolm C. Boyle
Motion-picture parade, introducing songs, scenes, and personalities from films of the past, present, and future, with the recorded voices of many famous stars. Programme introduced by Leslie Mitchell (by courtesy of British Movietone News Ltd.)
Written by Harry Alan Towers.
Olga Haley (contralto); Geraint Jones (organ); Norman Lumsden (bass)
(News in Welsh)
(Welsh Children's Hour).
'Melltith yr Helgi Du': drama-gyfres gan Tom Richards. 6 -'Dargan-fyddiad - a Diflaniad'
'Fantasy of Flowers': operetta by Julius Harrison, with libretto by Muriel Levy.
BBC Northern Orchestra, conducted by the composer
National and Regional announcements
Written and produced by Edward Livesey.
A picture of Shakespeare's dream Warwickshire and the 1944 reality
(Recording of a broadcast to America on Sunday in collaboration with the Columbia Broadcasting System)
Questions asked and answers illustrated in outside broadcasts from places of interest.
Commentators, Frank More O'Ferrall and Gilbert Harding.
From a razor-blade factory near London
and his Orchestra, with Betty Kent, Rita Williams, and Leslie Douglas
featuring Edgar Bergen, the ventriloquist, and his world-famous dummy Charlie McCarthy, and Ray Noble and his Orchestra.
(Recorded in America by arrangement with the U.S. Armed Forces Radio Service)
with impromptu answers to listeners' questions: Dr. Julian Huxley, Dr. C.E.M. Joad, Francoise Rosay, the Rt. Hon. Lord Vansittart, Dr. C.H. Waddington (scientist). Question-Master, Francis Meynell.
(BBC recording)
BBC Theatre Orchestra, with Swales Atkinson (baritone), Harry Isaacs and York Bowen (two pianos), and the BBC Theatre Orchestra: conductor, Stanford Robinson
'To keep vigil with our men as they man the ships, storm the beaches, and fill the skies.' - The King to his people
John Watt introduces Songs from the Shows
(Repeat of last Friday's recorded broadcast in the General Forces Programme)
Trio in C minor, Op. 66 played by the Chamber Music Players.
(Gramophone records)
