London Programme relayed from Daventry

from the Carlton Restaurant.

Dr. T.H. Robinson

There are some who scorn a 'best seller', but the world's choice is no mere whim; no one can write a 'best seller' at will. To people of varied tastes and character come moments of inspiration, moments when they respond to the pulse of humanity, and from them come the tunes and lyrics that set the world singing. Only the greatest men can meet the world in its most sublime moods and produce for us the classical compositions that survive. The composer of a 'best seller' need not be great in that sense, but he must be a lover, he must be in sympathy with his fellow-men.

The Station Orchestra
conducted by Warwick Braithwaite

'Return, return, all night my lamp is burning,
All night, like it, my wide eyes watch and burn'

by Vivian Tidmarsh.
Played by The London Radio Repertory Players

The story of an attempted get-away by a commercial crook, and how it was frustrated by a clever girl in his office, but, as the denouement discloses, the ends of justice were not altogether served in this case.
Characters:
In his office in the City, fitted with the usual safe, telephone, desks and files, Gerald Graystone sits writing.

Orchestra

'Song made in lieu of many ornaments
With which my love should duly have been dect'.
Love Me and the World is Mine

(10.10 Local News)

(to 23.00)