(to 8.45)
(to 11.00)
by Reginald Goss Custard
Relayed from St. Edmund's, Lombard Street
(Daventry National Programme)
Directed by Harry Fryer
From The Shepherd's Bush Pavilion
(Daventry National Programme)
Directed by Henry Hall
(Daventry National Programme)
From The Palace, Erdington, Birmingham
(Daventry National Programme)
(Leader, A. Rossi)
Directed by Emilio Colombo
From The Hotel Metropole
(Daventry National Programme)
Magdalen Morgan: Yr Hyn a Welodd Gerallt yng Nghymru yn 1188 - VIII
(What Gerald saw in Wales in 1188 - VIII)
(From Swansea)
by Stephen King-Hall
(Daventry National Programme)
Weather Forecast, First General News Bulletin, followed by West Regional Announcements
A Review of Events in the West Region
(From Bristol)
(See above)
A Comedy of twenty-five years ago in Three Acts by Hubert Henry Davies
Arranged for broadcasting and produced by Cyril Wood
Character: Miss Roberts, Mr. Baxter, Mrs. Baxter, Tom Kemp
Scene: Mrs. Baxter's sitting-room at a house near London.
Act I. After Dinner.
Act II. The Next Morning.
Act III. Morning, a Week Later.
Tonight at 10.0
The fun of laughing at human weaknesses continues, and the subject of this Burlesque is the female mollusc. What is a mollusc? The author says it is a creature that 'spends all its energy and ingenuity in sticking instead of moving... it's no fool... it's often the most artful creature; it wriggles and squirms, and even fights from the instinct not to advance.' Chivalry prevents our adding any further explanation to the author's words.
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