Gramophone records
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Report on sixth day's play
on gramophone records
'The Healing of the Nations.' Readings from Jonah 3 and 4
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Report on sixth day's play
with his Music Makers
Gramophone records of Mildred Bailey and the Quintette of the Hot Club of France
at the organ of the Odeon. Leicester Square. London
SAINT-SAENS
Gramophone records of extracts from his opera ' Samson and Delilah'
News commentary
from page 69 of "New Every Morning" and page 30 of "Each Returning Day". Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem; Psalm 118, vv. 5-18; St. Matthew 17, vv. 1-9; Jesus lives!
Anton and his Orchestra
RHYTHM AND MELODY, by Doris Gould
11.20 GEOGRAPHY. The British Isles: ' Quarrying in North Wales '
11.40 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN. ' Mozart Anekdoten aus dem Leben des Komponisten mit Belspielen seiner Kunst
Conductor, Mansel Thomas
Rossini
Overture: The Thieving Magpie
Selection from the Ballet Music to
William Tell
Suite of Five Movements (Soirees musicales)
From a canteen in Caernarvon, North Wales, with George Myddleton at the piano.
As 12.30 Light Programme
Listeners' requests introduced and played by Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ
Stephen Williams introduces the second of two gramophone programmes illustrating a century of English drawing-room songs
NATURE STUDY. 'At the Quarry,' by Scott Kennedy. How rocks are formed; different strata of rock; fossils
2.15 HISTORY II. The World We Live In. ' An Employer and his Work-people in a Water-driven Country Mill-a picture of a self-contained industrial community,' by Philippa Pearce
2.40 ENGLISH FOR UNDER-NINES. A simple version of ' The King of the Golden River.' arranged in two parts by Sam Langdon
Book and lyrics by Barry Lupino and Arty Ash. Devised and directed by Bertram Montague and Iris Kirkwhite. Described by David Southwood. From the Empire Theatre, Sheffield
The Iris Kirkwhite Dancers
by Anthony Trollope. Episode 13 (conclusion).
' A" Man's Opinion of Make-up,' by W. K. Scudamore
Conducted by Robert Irving
'Captain Blood'
A new serial play in six parts, adapted by Betty Stafford Robinson from the famous story by Rafael Sabatini.
Part 1 —'Hi-Starred Rebellion'
5.40 BBC Men's Chorus (conductor, Leslie Woodgate), with Stanley Riley (baritone)
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Topical talk and sport, including review of Test Match
Radio's motion-picture parade, introduced by Norman Wooland. Written by Harry Alan Towers and produced by Dennis Monger
'Beef-and Its Future '
J. V. Dring. a farmer from Market Rasen. discusses with Denys Bullard his methods of raising beef, not as a separate feature, but as an integral part of his Lincolnshire farm
Reginald Kell (clarinet). Hirsch String Quartet: Leonard Hirsch (violin), Reginald Morley (violin), Max Gilbert (viola), Harvey Phillips (cello)
Before an audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House, London
' What Are You Reading? ' A group of young people discuss with S. P. B. Mais the kinds of books and magazines they read and why
with Jack Train , Hugh Morton , Fred Yule , Lind Joyce , Diana Morrison , Deryck Guyler , Molly Weir , and Joan Harben. Augmented BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Rae Jenkins. Script by Ted Kavanagh. Produced by Francis Worsley
Frank Gillard reports from H.M.S. Vanguard on her sixth day out from England
A weekly survey. Walter Taplin talks about the week's events
A black-faced minstrel show with bones, tambourines, corner men, stump speech, old and new melodies
Kentucky Banjo Team: leaders, Dick Pepper. Edward Fairs, and Bernard Sheaff
Cast includes Jimmy Rich , Fred Yule , John Duncan , and C. Denier Warren and Ike Hatch (' Ivory and Ebony '). Guest artist, Dennis Noble. Augmented BBC Revue Orchestra and Male Voice Chorus, conducted by Leslie Woodgate. At the organ, Charles Smart
Book written and remembered by C. Denier Warren. Choral arrangements by Doris Arnold. The show devised and produced by Harry S. Pepper.
Records of Jack Smith , Maxine Sullivan , and Georges Seversky
A series of talks by Professor John Foster of Selly Oak Colleges, Birmingham.
