Gramophone records
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Harry Fryer and his Orchestra
Readings from the Bible
and forecast for farmers and shipping
and his Orchestra
Prayer
Ye servants of God, your Master proclaim (A. and M. 704; C.H. 168: Tune, Hanover)
Interlude
Prayers: The Prayer of St. Richard; the Lord's Prayer
He who would valiant be (A. and M. 676; S.P. 515; C.H. 576: Sung in S.P. version. Tune, Monks Gate)
Blessing
WAGNER
Gramophone records of the song-contest scene from ' The Mastersingers of Nuremberg '
News commentary
from page 93 of ' New Every Morning ' and page 32 of ' Each Returning Day.' Paraphrase 65, vv. 5-8. Psalm 100: Hosea 5, v. 13. to 6, v. 6; My God, my Father, make me strong
Harry Davidson and his Orchestra
FOR UNDER-SEVENS: Let's Join In-'The Good-Luck Horse,' adapted from the picture book by Chih-Yi and Plato Chan. Part 2-' The Good-Luck Horse becomes a Hero '
11.20 CITIZENSHIP. Do you know who gets us our water supply?': an illustrated talk by Dina Dobson
11.40 CURRENT AFFAIRS TALK FOR SIXTH FORMS
A record miscellany edited by Anna Instone
From a canteen in Bedford, with George Myddleton at the piano. Presented by Bryan Sears.
2—' Should Parents Choose? '
People of the North discuss a vital educational question. A discussion with members of the public taking part, broadcast from the theatre of the Central Library, Manchester. Chairman, John H. Nicholson , Principal of University College, Hull
Recording of the broadcast in the North of England Home Service on March 22
'Music you can't throw away': a gramophone programme written by Ted Jones
TRAVEL TALKS. The British Empire-Looking East. ' The Peoples of Malaya,' by W. A. Sinclair and Lim Puat Kheng.
2.20 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH by Marie Touchard. 'Le Port de Peche '
2.40 SENIOR ENGLISH I, ' The Three Musketeers,' by Alexandre Dumas. adapted by Julia Goodey. Part 3— ' The Return Home '
Conducted by Sir Adrian Boult
London v. Inter-City Champions. A match between a London team and the winners of the T.B.A. Inter-City Championship. Commentator, Terence Reese. Introduced by Stewart MacPherson.
From the Palace Hotel, Paignton, featuring Helga Stone , and Jean Salder and his Dance Orchestra. Introduced by Hamilton Kennedy
' The Enchanted Castle': a play in five parts adapted by Fay Douglas from the story by E. Nesbit. Produced by Josephine Plummer. Part 1 —' The Magic Ring'
Followed by a talk at 5.40
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6.10: Topical Talk. 6.15: Sport
' America from the Air.' Harry Alcn Towers describes his experiences of transatlantic flying
A motion-picture parade introduced by Leslie Mitchell . Including
Denis Myers bringing news from the Studios: the week personality; and the film of the week. Written by Harry Alan Towers and produced by Dennis Monger
(with the sopranos of the BBC Chorus) gives a concert in the Society's Twentieth Festival (under the auspices of the ' News Chronicle ') Conducted by Boyd Neel
Conducted by Leslie Woodgate
From The Goldsmiths' Hall (by courtesy of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths of the City of London)
A play for radio by Joyce Englefield. Produced by Wilfrid Grantham
A satirical revue with Kenway and Young, Wilfred Babbage , Humphrey Lestocq , Lionel Stephens , Helen Hill , and the BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Rae Jenkins. Produced by Leslie Bridgmont
with Kenneth Home
Eve Becke and Tom Henry and the Tomboys.
'Belgium, The Shop Window * by Brigid Maas and Stanley Maxted. Narrated by Stanley Maxted. Produced by Brigid Maas
with the BBC Midland Light Orchestra, conducted by H. C. Burgess , and Tony Lowry and Clive Richardson (two pianos)
Lilian Duff introduces a gramophone programme of French artists
15-Roy Campbell: a selection from his work chosen by Mary Campbell and read by Valentine Dyall. Narrator, Harry Hutchinson.
Gramophone records of the first movement of his German Requiem
