Gramophone records
and forecast for farmers and shipping
John Blore and his Orchestra.
Readings from the Bible
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Talk by Margaret Gardner
Mixed choice of records, including the Johann Strauss waltz... Wine. Woman. and Song'
and his Music, with Bette Roberts and Tom Henry
DVORAK
Records of his orchestral music
from page 113 of ' New Every Morning' and page 60 of ' Each Returning Day.' Let saints on earth in concert sing; Psalm 84; St. Luke 6, vv. 39-49; Holy Father, in thy mercy
Band of the 1st Battalion, King's Own Scottish Borderers: conductor, Mr. W. H. FitzEarle
A selection of music for all tastes
Engfish Singers Quartet: Flora Mann, Norman Stone , Lillian Berger , and Samuel Dyson. Hilda Bor (piano)
and his Band
Repeat of yesterday's recorded broadcast in the Light Programme
Listeners' requests introduced and played by Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ
A gramophone programme illustrating how the music of Latin-America came to the French capital.
(organ)
Songs and music from London shows, past and present, introduced with gramophone records by Ian Sadler
Conducted by H. C. Burgess , with Josephine Prettejohn (contralto)
and his Dance Orchestra, with Ruth Howard and Gerry Fitzgerald
Repeat of last Wednesday's recorded broadcast
' The Man who Broke the Needle,' written and read by Graham Sutton
' Punch, Puss, and the Piper': a serial story by Winifred Letts , read by Hedley Goodall. Part 6
5.25 ' A Visit to Cowleaze Farm.' 17—' Where is Mary? '
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Topical talk and sport
Bishop Fjellbu speaks for Norway
Eileen Joyce (piano)
BBC Symphony Orchestra
(leader, Paul Beard )
Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult
Tchaikovsky
Waltz: The Sleeping Beauty
7.6 app. Piano Concerto No. 2, in G From the Royal Albert Hall , London
This war has been fought with fire, and men have been burned more terribly and in greater numbers" than in any war in history. This programme shows how these badly injured men are restored physically by plastic surgery, and helped to take their place once more in ordinary life. Written and produced by Nesta Pain.
'The Whale who Wanted to Sing at the Met.': a sequence from Walt Disney's latest full-length picture, "Make Mine Music"
From the Paramount Odeon, Tottenham Court Road, London. Commentary by Wynford Vaughan Thomas
Music and song for everybody, introduced by Lionel Gamlin
Singers, Josephine Strey (soprano) and Heddle Nash (tenor). Instrumentalist, Arthur Gleghorn (flute). Augmented BBC Variety Orchestra. Conductor, Rae Jenkins. Programme presented by Henry Reed
By James Bridie
A dramatic transcription of the tale told in the Book of Tobit in the Apocrypha. Adapted for broadcasting and produced by Moultrie R. Kelsall
Tobit C. R. M. Brookes Tobias, his son....Gordon Jackson
Raphael, disguised as Azarias the porter....................David Steuart
Anna. Tobit's wife Jean Taylor Smith
Mirza Khan, a bandit W. H. D. Joss
Sarah.........................Yvonne Hills
Her slaves: Sherah Julia Mark Azorah Jacqueline Barnett Raguel, Sarah's father George Davies Asmoday Duncan Fletcher
(Gordon Jackson broadcasts by permission of Ealing Studios; David Steuart and Julia Mark broadcast by permission of the Perth Theatre Company)
The scene moves from Tobit's hovel in Nineveh, to the banks of the Tigris, to the garden of Raguel's house in Ecbatana, to a khan near Kifri, and back to Tobit's hovel again
Tonight at 9.15
on gramophone records
'The Two-Clubs System.' M. Harrison-Gray , with the help of Stewart MacPherson and leading players, conducts a discussion—and bidding match—on the various versions of the two-clubs system of bidding
Marjorie Hayward (violin), Irene Richards (violin), Anatole Mines (viola), and May Mukle (cello)
