and forecast for farmers and shipping
on gramophone records
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sung by René Soames (tenor)
Van Dam and his Orchestra
A fortnightly review, introduced by Alec Robertson and edited by Anna Instone and Julian Herbage. Contents: ' John McCormack (b. June 14, 1884),' a brief tribute by Michael Bowles ; 'Dvorak's Violin Concerto,' by Alec Robertson ; Review of new records by Douglas Burbridge ; 'Harry Plunket Greene (b. June 24. 1865).' recorded talk with illustrations by James McCafferty
Conductor. W. Haydn Bebb
A weekly series of readings and dramatised extracts from modern American humorous writers. 12— ' The Case Against Women ' and The Rabbits Who Caused All The Trouble,' by James Thurber read by Peter Madden. Series produced by Felix Felton
This week's artists include Henri Temianka , Ninon Vallin , and Ania Dorfmann : on gramophone records
by Robert MacDermot
108—Gypsy Number. Introduced by Rupert Croft-Cooke . Gypsy songs selected and arranged by Francis Collinson. Edited and produced by Francis Dillon
Conducted by H. C. Burgess , with Freda Townson (contralto)
' Some of my Favourite Flowers,' by Percy W. D. Izzard
(piano)
Billy Mayerl and his Music, with Mary Denise (by permission of Harold Fielding)
A play for broadcasting by Eric Wright. Produced by Peter Watts
With David Blair and Harry Hearne
3-From Brussels. Salon Orchestra of the Belgische Nationale Radio-Omroep, conducted by M. Desired Derissen (in co-operation with the Belgische Nationale Radio-Omroep)
' The Samplers': a story from the Isle of Man, by Kathleen Killip
' The Trough of Bowland,' written by Mollie Greenhalgh and produced by Nan Macdonald
Wilfred visits this unfrequented part of Lancashire and talks to farmers. innkeepers, smiths. and schoolchildren, and learns something of their way of life
and forecast for farmers and shipping
6.10 National Savings announcements
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and his Music, with Jack Cooper. Introduced by Neal Arden
by V. Sackville-West . Produced by Peter Watts
Others taking part Include Reyner Barton , Laidman Browne , Graham Doody , Charles Leno , Preston Lockwood , Jonathan Meddings. Frank Partington , Elsa Palmer , Arthur Ridley , Josephine Shand , and William Trent.
Alistair Cooke
from Bristol Cathedral, conducted by the Rev. Canon J. R. Peacey
Sentence
Father of heaven, whose love profound
(A. and M. 164; E.H. 387: Tune. Rivauix)
Confession, Absolution, and the Lord's Prayer
Te Deum
Reading: St. Mark 9. w. 20-24; and 1 John 5, v. 4
Creed
Prayers
Immortal, Invisible, God only wise
(E.H. 407; S.P. 535: Tune. St. Denio)
Sermon
Blake's Jerusalem' (Parry) Blessing
Organist, R. Alwyn Surplice
Appeal on behalf of the Citizens' Advice Bureaux Service, by Herbert Hodge
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to [address removed]
by Charles Dickens , adapted for broadcasting by Alice de Grey and Philip Wade. Produced by John Richmond. Episode 6
'God is Holy.' Psalm 96. vv. 1-9; Isaiah 6, vv. 1-8; Holy, holy, holy! (S.P. 187); Isaiah 6. v. 3b
A poetry notebook edited by Patric Dickinson. This number, selected and introduced by Eleanor Farjeon , consists of song in poetry from the works of Thomas Nash , William Blake , Thomas Traherne , Walter de la Mare , Edith Sitwell , Tennyson , Keats , Herbert Farjeon , Robert Herrick , Burns, W. H. Davies , Shakespeare. and Bvron. Readers, Pauline Letts , David Peel. and Roderick Lovell. Produced by Mary Hope Allen
Orchestral music on records
