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(27,000 tons)
On her maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York

Running Commentary on the berthing of the ship and of the scene at Prince's Landing Stage, Liverpool

Arrival of the Boat Train

Visit to the Engine Room. The Chief Engineer, Mr. A. Wharton, will give a short description of the Engines and Engine Room

Visit to the Purser's Office, where Purser P.L. Evans will describe a few of the incidents in the life of a Purser

Visit to the Bridge. The Lord Mayor of Liverpool (Councillor Lawrence D. Holt, J.P.) will make a brief speech. Mr. W.R. Roberts (Manager, White Star Line, Liverpool) will thank the Lord Mayor on behalf of the Company, and Captain F.F. Summers, Commander of the M.V. Britannic, on behalf of the Passengers and Crew

'All Visitors Ashore'
A Running Commentary on the departure of the ship, followed by 'Farewell' from the tender S.S. Magnetic and the acknowledgment of the Britannic as she turns in mid-river, and moves off on her voyage

Commentator: 'Mannin Crane' (Lieut.-Commander J.H. Craine, R.N.R., ret.)
At intervals during the broadcast, music by the Ship's Orchestra will be relayed from the Lounge

Contributors

Unknown:
Mr. A. Whahton
Unknown:
P. L. Evans
Unknown:
Lawrence D. Holt
Unknown:
Mr. W. R. Roberts
Unknown:
Captain F. F. Summers
Unknown:
J. H. Craine

A Running Commentary by Squadron Leader Helmore and Captain Derek McCulloch
The Royal Air Force Band, conducted by Flight-Lieut. J. Amers, M.B.E., will play at intervals
Event No. 7. The R 101 will fly over Hendon
Event No. 8. Inverted Flight. A demonstration of Flight Acrobatics and upside-down flying
Event No. 9. Parachute Descents
Event No. 10. Acrobatics with Smoke
4.36 Event No. 13. Parade of new and experimental types, including a very new fast machine
Event No. 14. The attack on a Kite Balloon

Jack Payne and his B.B.C. Dance Orchestra at Intervals from the Studio

Contributors

Unknown:
Captain Derek McCulloch
Conducted By:
Flight-Lieut. J. Amers
Unknown:
Kite Balloon
Unknown:
Jack Payne

Mabel Constanduros and Michael Hogan (In 'Sweeping a Chimney')
John Montague (In Popular 'Cello Solos)
Elsie Otley (Light Soprano)
The Roosters' Concert Party (In 'Tommy's Little Day.' By Percy Merriman)
Albert Whelan (The Australian Entertainer)
Richard Hayward (Irish Songs)
Henry C. Felix (Imitations)
Estelle Rose (Character Comedienne)
Jack Payne and his B.B.C. Dance Orchestra

Contributors

Unknown:
Mabel Constanduros
Unknown:
Michael Hogan
Unknown:
John Montague
Unknown:
Percy Merriman
Unknown:
Albert Whelan
Unknown:
Jack Payne

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About National Programme

National Programme is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 9th March 1930 and ended on the 9th September 1939. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

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