Gramophone records
and forecast for farmers and shipping
on gramophone records
Devotional readings and prayers
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Talk by Philip Newing
Mixed choice of records, including Solveig's Song from Grieg's incidental music to ' Peer Gynt,' sung by Jo Vincent (soprano)
and his Music Masters.
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS and ARNOLD BAX
Gramophone records of orchestral music by Vaughan Williams
News commentary
from page 97 of ' New Every Morning ' and page 36 of ' Each Returning Day.' Come. thou holy spirit, come;
Psaim 139, vv. 1-11; St. Mark 2, v. 23—3. v. 6; When God of old came down from heav'n
Band of the 2nd Battalion. The Gloucestershire Regiment. Conductor, Mr. E. E. Snape
SINGING TOGETHER: Herbert Wiseman
11.20 MUSIC AND MOVEMENT FOR JUNIORS, by Ann Driver
11.40 THE PRACTICE AND SCIENCE OF GARDENING. Outdoor Tomatoes.' by C. F. Lawrence
12 noon BIBLE TALKS FOR SIXTH FORMS. The New Faith and Its Development. ' The Developed Pauline Thought: Justification by Faith,' by the Rev. John Marsh
on gramophone records
with Davy Burnaby , Betty Astell , and Jack Cooper
Recording of yesterday's broadcast in the Light Programme
Harry Davidson and his Orchestra play old-time dance music and Parry Jones entertains with old-time ballads. Script written and programme introduced by Patric Curwen. Master of Ceremonies, A. J. Latimer. Producer, Stanton Jefferies. (Recording of last Saturday's broadcast)
Extracts from his incidental music to ' The Tempest,' played by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham : on records
STORIES FROM WORLD HISTORY. The U.S.A. (ii) ' The Star-Spangled Banner,' by Rhoda Power. 0 say, does the star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the home of the free and the land of the brave? ' The story of Francis Scott Key 's poem, which became the National Anthem of the U.S.A.
2.30 ORCHESTRAL concert SERIES. Josef Haydn : a sketch of his life, with some of the music he lived for. Illustrated talk by Alex Harman
2.50 MUSIC OUT OF SCHOOL, by Roger Fiske.
and his Rhythm: on records
Gilbert McAllister , M.P., gives his impressions of what he heard and saw in Parliament.
introduces gramophone records of music and stars from the films
A programme of modern ballads. Singers. Gladys Ripley and Tom Williams. Orchestra, Reg. Leopold and his Players. Presented by Stanton Jefferies
' Lock your Door,' written and read by Algernon Blackwood
'Said the Cat to the Dog,' by Martin Armstrong , produced by Josephine Plummer. 15—' A Penknife ''
5.25 ' A Visit to Cowleaze Farm.' 13—' The Beekeeper '
and forecast for farmers and shipping
6.10: Topical Talk. 6.15: Sport
A series of talks by Professor John Foster of Selly Oak Colleges, Birmingham
Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult. Maurice Cole (piano)
... Over three centuries ago, in Elizabethan England, ... what would have been your daily life, your food, comfort, and surroundings? What security or insecurity? And what would you have believed in? A. L. Rowse , Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, author of ' The English Spirit' and ' Tudor Cornwall ,' talks about life in England in A.D. 1600
Produced by Harry S. Pepper and Ronald Waldman
Emmie Joyce , Dennis Arundell , and Jane Grahame in ' Meet Dr. Morelle,' by Ernest Dudley. ' Something Old — Something New.' Cliff Gordon , ' Puzzle Corner.' Sarah Churchill and David Hutcheson in ' The Young Sullivans,' by W. Gordon Duncalf
' Monday Birthday Party': a famous personality whose birthday falls this week is given ' The Freedom of the Air' (Host, Kenneth Home)
Singing introducers, Doreen Lundy and Cyril Grantham. BBC Revue Chorus and augmented Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black
' Expert Opinion.' Some leading questions answered by specialists on each subject. Question - Master, Stewart MacPherson. Commentator, Terence Reese
Quartet No. 1 played by the Zorian String Quartet: Olive Zorian (violin), Marjorie Lavers (violin), Winifred Copperwheat (viola), Norina Semino (cello)
