Cecil Norman and the Rhythm Players
and forecast for farmers and shipping
on gramophone records
The Promise of the Spirit
Reading from St. John 14. 15. and 16. with comment
and forecast for farmers and shipping
and his Band.
Tyrone Guthrie describes his impressions.
and his Orchestra with Jean Melville (piano)
Whit Monday
Spirit of mercy, truth, and love; N.E.M. 97; Psalm 86; Acts 10; When God of old came down from heaven
London Military Band
Conductor. Paddy Purcell
Regional Variations (3)
'The Four Roads : excerpts from sound-tracks, with Bing Crosby. Bob Hope, and Dorothy Lamour.
For the School.
A half-hour taken from the sound-tracks of ' The Road to Zanzibar.' ' The Road to Singapore.' ' The Road to Morocco.' and The Road to Rio' (by permission of Paramount Pictures)
Introduced by Denys Drower
Produced by Pat Osborne
Regional Variations (2)
Denise Lassimonne (piano).
(piano)
Bunny May and his Orchestra
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Regional Variations (2)
' Those Were the Days! '
Harry Davidson and his Orchestra, with Tom Williams
Regional Variations (2)
Cricket scoreboard.
Lunchtime scoreboard
Regional Variations (2)
Peter Dawson; BBC Male Chorus.
with the BBC Male Chorus and augmented BBC Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Rae Jenkins
Presented and introduced by Doris Arnold
Regional Variations (3)
Cricket: Somerset v. Gloucestershire
' Other People's Holiday".
Many different ways of spending the day off. Recordings introduced by Audrey Russell
London v. Scotland
Regional Variations (3)
' Roll Up! Roll Up!': story of popular entertainment, by Robert G. Newton.
' On the Record.
The Greatest Show on Earth with Gleemen, Blondel the Troubadour, Arlechino, Pantalone, Grimaldi, Samuel Pepys , Dan Leno. and Marie Lloyd. The story of popular entertainment written by Robert G. Newton Music arranged by Francis Collinson : conducted by Herbert Carruthers. Produced by David Thomson and Audrey Jones
Regional Variations (3)
Reg Pursglove with his Music Makers.
West-Country Studio Orchestra
with his Music Makers
Regional Variations (6)
' The Blind in the Dark': talk by R. S. Hawes.
As West.
Christian Commentary.
Gape Row : reading from Agnes Romillv White's novel
' Butter on the Ceiling': story by Mary Hussev.
7—' The Blind in the Dark '
A talk about animal life in caves, by R. S. Hawes , lecturer in zoology at the University College of the South West.
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Children's Hour: including conclusion of ' Toad of Toad Hall.'
As North
Children's Hour: including Nomad the naturalist.
'Toad of Toad Hall'
A play by A. A. Milne from Kenneth Grahame 's book. The Wind in the Willows' Music by H. Fraser-Simson. Adapted and produced by David Davis
Conclusion-' The Toad Comes Home
5.35 Horace Kenney in another sketch about the Stationmaster of Dozey Ivor Dennis at the piano
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Regional Variations (5)
Sport.
Regional news, sport.
Scottish news. sport.
Regional news, announcements
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Anniversary: Queen Victoria re-visits Netlev Hospital.
Norman Briggs (cinema organ).'
Piping. Fiddling, and Singing
MacNeill Pipe Band.
'Stop Thief! programme on new type of burglar-alarm.
This Week's Composer: Verdi- (records).
Newyddion.
VERDI
Records of extracts from his operas ' Rigoletto ' and ' II Trovatore '
Regional Variations (4)
Variety
Twenty Questions.
Visit to Conev Beach. Porthcawl.
Regional Variations (6)
BBC Welsh Orchestra: Meirion Williams (piano)
Northumbrian Barn Dance.
The Opera Half-Hour: 'The Telephone' (Gian-Carlo Menotti).'
Eveline Stevenson' (soprano); Charles Ellam (piano).
As North
New York Ballet Society's production (by arrangement with Emile Littler )
' THE TELEPHONE' or ' L'amour a trois
Opera buffa in one act. Words and music by Gian-Carlo Menotti
Reginald Burston Aidwych Orchestra
Conductor, Igor Buketoff
Regional Variations (2)
Commonwealth and Empire.
West Africa-Fact and Fiction
Geoffrey Stubbs talks to Lewis Hastings
Regional Variations (4)
Cliff Gordon's ' Open House.
Variety.
' Look Who's Here! 'i Variety."
Kenneth Horne
Jewel and Warriss Harold Berens
Richard Murdoch and Sam Costa
Charlie Chester and Arthur Haynes
BBC Revue Orchestra
Conducted by Frank Cantell
Production by George Inns
Kingsley Martin Benn Levy , M.P.
E. N. da C. Andrade , F.R.S.
Beverley Baxter , M.P.
Question-Master, Gilbert Harding