Programme Parade
Exercises for men and women
BRAHMS
Records of his songs and trios
Readings from the 'Bible
' Fish with Piccalilli Sauce.' by Florence Greenberg
from a-selection of records
Conducted by Michael Krein. with Margaret Bissett
from page 41 of ' New Every Morning ' and page 20 of ' Each Returning Day.' Alleluia; hearts to heaven;
'Psaim 16; 1 Corinthians 15. vv. 12-22;
Jesus lives!
played by Guy Weitz
' The Disobedient Child,' by Cyril Bibby , a biologist
these gramophone records of music by Sullivan. Mackenzie , Liszt, and Elgar. and songs by Charles Kullman
(tenor)
at the theatre organ
and his Band, with Dorothe Morrow and Teddy Johnson
ENSA show, introduced by Bryan Michie. Henry Hall and his Orchestra. Guest artists. Harry Mooney and Victor King , -
Overture: Fanny Elssier the Dancer Annen Polka
Ballet Music (Ritter Pasman ) Moto perpetuo
Waltz: Tales from the Vienna Woods played by the BBC Scottish Orchestra: conductor, Guy Warrack
Conductor, Cyril I. Yorath
Gramophone programme of Latin-American tunes, introduced by Alexander Hamburger
Service of Benediction from Lancaster
Cathedral with an address by the Right Rev. T. E. Flynn
Sonata in B minor played by Joseph Slater (flute) and Edmund Rubbra (piano)
between Interesting personalities, with questions by Philip Penshurst. Introduced by Flight Lieut. Roy Rich
featuring Edgar Bergen and his world-famous dummy Charlie Mc Carthy , Joan Merrill , and Ray Noble and his Orchestra.
Howard Lucraft and his Music
(News and topical talks in Welsh)
5.0 Newyddion y Dydd
5.5 ' Pynciau'r Dydd,' gan William Eames
' 5.10 Sgwrs amserol
' Junior Reporter': a Tyneside boy's, first day on a newspaper. Written by Patricia Docksey and produced by John Polwarth
5.50 app. Shotton Colliery Junior Prize Band
National and Regional announcements and Scottish News summary
Two speakers suggest ways in which women can prepare for the day when the boys come home. Ruth Drew talks on learning to 'feed the brute'; Christine Neilson suggests that in spite of coupons and shortages it is time women took stock of their looks. Mary Ferguson continues her answers to questions by women war-workers.
on tour . in collaboration with ENSA entertain war-workers.
Conductor, Stanford Robinson
From a factory in the Midlands
How far should central government control local councils? A discussion between Sir Henry Bunbury , former civil servant;
Alderman Norman Tiptaft , former Lord Mayor of Birmingham, and Charles Gardiner , Clerk to the Rural District Council of Evesham
(piano), plays four Preludes, Op. 23, by Rachmaninoff 1
No. 4 in 'D; No. 7 in C minor; No. 6 in E flat; No. 2 In B flat
Written and produced by Malcolm Baker-Smith .
This is the story of life in a Fleet Aircraft Carrier. The ship puts to sea from the Clyde in mid-December on operations, bound for an unknown destination: every member of the ship's company has his own idea of where they are going and why. All of them are wide of the mark, for they are bound for a very remote sphere of operations. Their journey out is attended by unexpected encounters with the enemy, and disappointments when he does not show up. It was written and recorded at sea. and is based on the experience* of the author while serving in H.M.S. ' Illustrious.' The story is told by Ralph Richardson, formerly Lieut.-Commander in the Fleet Air Arm. and all the actors are officers and ratings of H.M. Navy
followed by War Report or a topical talk
with Edna Kaye , Denny Dennis , Vincent Tildsley 's Mastersingers, and the augmented Dance Orchestra, conducted. by Stanley Black .
Symphony No. 4, in B flat played by the BBC Orchestra: conductor. Sir Adrian Boult
Low on ' Cinema for Fun '
and postscript
and his Orchestra, with Ruth Howard , Anita Best. and Bunny Burrows
and his Orchestra
