Christmas Cheer,'
Carols by the Aunts and Uncles, assisted by the Sunshine Trio
S.B. from London
We
Interview a Librarian '
Three Scenes from R. S. SURTEES' Famous Sporting Novel, 'HANDLEY CROSS'
Arranged for Broadcasting by B. 0. MARCH Presented by VICTOR SMYTHE
Performed by the STATION REPERTORY PLAYERS
MR. JORROCKS was a great city grocer of the old school. A natural-born sportsman, his lot being cast behind a counter instead of in the country, is one of those frolics of fortune that there is no accounting for. To remedy the error of the blind goddess, Mr. Jorrocks had taken to hunting as soon as he could keep a horse. He was no rider, but had an almost intuitive knowledge of the run of a fox. The ambition of his lie was realized when he became Master of the Handley Cross Fox-Hounds.
THE STATION ORCHESTRA, conducted by T. H. MORRISON
SCENE I. - Mr. Jorrocks consults Captain Doleful, Master of Ceremonies of the fashionable Handley Cross Spa, regarding the toasts to be proposed at the forthcoming Hunt Dinner.
Cast :
ENTR'ACTE
THE STATION CHORUS : Chorus Master,
S. H. WHITTAKER
Guests: ORCHESTRA Polka, Gay Pierrots ' Dord
SCENE 3. - THE FANCY BALL
And General Company.
(The Scene opens with a dance in progress)
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
S.B. from London (10.10 Local News)
