(to 11.00)

(Leader, Louis Levitus)
Relayed from The National Museum of Wales

(to 14.30)

(From Bristol)

One of the most important pieces of news about County Cricket is the acquisition by the Gloucestershire Club of the cricket ground at Ashley Down, Bristol. For many years this has been a headquarters for all sorts of sport, and since the War has been used by a great Bristol firm. Now the County Club has taken steps to acquire it. Leigh Woods will have much to say about this ground, linked up as it is with such a mighty name as that of W. G. Grace.

(Daventry National Programme)
Musical Director, Leslie Woodgate
Stage Director, John E. Sharman
Chairman, John Watt
1. Max and Harry Nesbitt - Songs with Ukulele
2. Mona Grey - The Vari-Voiced Entertainer
3. Bud Flanagan and Chesney Allen - The New Star Comedians
4. Randolph Sutton - Britain's Premier Light Comedian
5. Intermission by the B.B.C. Theatre Orchestra, conductor, Leslie Woodgate
Selection, 'Past and Present' arranged by Doris Arnold, Harry Pepper, and Robert Chignell
6. Scott and Whaley - The Celebrated Koloured Komedy Kings
7. Winnie Melville and Derek Oldham - The Famous Musical Comedy Stars
8. Gus Elen - The Coster Comedian

(By permission of the Bristol Watch Committee)
Director of Music, Captain F. N. Wood, M.V.O. (Late Director of Music, Scots Guards)
William Parsons (Baritone)

An all-Bristol Concert given by the popular Police Band and a well-known Bristol singer, William Parsons. William Parsons has had a very varied career as a microphone artist, singing in such different types of programmes as the Ridgeway Parade and Oratorios.

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