Exercises for men: Coleman Smith Exercises for women: May Brown
DVORAK
Records of his Slavonic Dances
Readings and prayers
' Washing Blankets': Hilda Whitlow
and his Orchestra.
Talk by Leslie Rose
Mixed choice of records, including the beginning of a Mozart sonata and Max Reger 's Variations on it
News commentary
from page 113 of "New Every Morning" and page 60 of "Each Returning Day". Through the night of doubt and sorrow; Psalm 84: St. Luke 7, vv. 2-10; God be with you till we meet again
with his Orchestra, and artists
SINGING TOGETHER: Herbert Wiseman England (Parry); Kelvin Grove
(Scots song); Reuben Ranzo (sea shanty)
11.20 SCIENCE AND GARDENING : ' What do we eat? ' (ii) ' Flower and Fruit,' by Alan Peacock.
11.40 MUSIC AND MOVEMENT FOR JUNIORS, by Ann Driver ,
12.0 BIBLE TALKS FOR SIXTH. FORMS. Understanding the Old Testament: ' What has the Old Testament meant to Christians? ' by Professor H. H. Rowley
(piano), oh gramophone records
.Study in G flat, Op. 10, No. 5 (Chopin)
Waltz in D flat, Op. 64, No. 1 (Chopin) Tango (Albeniz-Godowski)
Dance of the Gnomes (Liszt)
ENSA show introduced by Bryan Michie. Mantovani and his Orchestra. Guest artists: Kay Cavendiah and Tommy Brandon
Lieut. J. Trenaman , of the Army Educational Corps. describes the methods used in the Army to teach men to read and write
conducted by Richard Crean. playing show tunes. (Gramophone records)
FOR RURAL SCHOOLS (Scotland), by John R. Allan ; 'The Meal-Mill.'
2.5 WORLD HISTORY. Great stories from the past, by Rhoda Power. ' Libusa and Premysl ': a story from Czechoslovakia on which. Smetana based an opera
2.30 ORCHESTRAL CONCERT SERIES. Illustrated talk by Noel McAdam on the Theme and .Variations from Tchaikovsky's orchestral suite in G
2.50 MUSIC BROADCAST, for OLDER PUPILS. Mussorgsky's ' Night on the Bare Mountain ' (on gramophone records)
Stephen Williams introduces records of Tchaikovsky's operas
The Canadian Band of the A.E.F. directed by Capt. Robert Farnon with the Canada Show Chorus, songs by Ptes. Joanne Dallas , Gerry Travers , Paul Carpenter , with guest artist, Peter Cavanagh.
Valentine Dyall reads this Anglo-Saxon poem in the translation by Gavin Bone
played by Melville Christie and his Dance Orchestra ,
Hanes gwyl arbennig y Gweithwyr ar y cyntaf o Fai, gan W. -H. Main waring, A.S. (Talk in Welsh),
' Tinker Talks': first of a series of dog stories by Edward Dickin son, told by Ernest Jay (by permission of Jack de Leon )
Young artists entertain:
Thelma Bignell (piano); Trevor Ling (boy soprano)
'Collecting Feathers: a suggestion for a new hobby,' by L. Hugh Newman
National and Regional announcements and Scottish News summary
' Courage ' : new and recent literature reviewed by V. S. Pritchett
and his May Fair Sextet
by D. G. Bridson. The lad from Halifax is on the road again and this week visits the Rhondda Valley
Philosophy ? ' : talk by Herbert A. Hodges , Professor of Philosophy in the University of Reading
with Helen Clare and Ivor Dennis; 'Inspector Wise Hurries' â a weekly detective problem, featuring Edgar Norfolk, written by Mileson Horton; 'With a Star and a Song'; Kenway and Young; Richard Murdoch in 'Puzzle Corner'; 'Cliff Gordon entertains'; 'May we Introduce â ?' (by arrangement with Leonard Urry): interviewer, Ronald Waldman. The Singing Commeres, Revue Chorus, and BBC Variety Orchestra conducted by Charles Shadwell
followed by War Report or a topical talk
Other parts played by Justine Sykes , Gladys Spencer , Daphne Scorer, Maxwell Foster , Eddy Reed , Glen Farmer , and Jane Barrett
Scenes: Olympus: A film studio somewhere in England. Time: the present
Symphony No. 2, in B flat played by the BBC Scottish Orchestra, conducted by Ian Whyte
and his Band
and his Ballroom Orchestra
