From. ' When Two or Three,' page 54
' The Lonely Child,' by a Physician
Relayed from The West End Cinema, Birmingham (Soloist, WALTER GOUGH )
Life and Work in Europe
Lieut.-Col. W. K. DUCKETT : Greece—
Currants'
' Can we grow more Food ? '
SirJOHN RUSSELL , F.R.S., D.Sc. : ' Mixed and Small Farming '
CHRISTINE MCCLURE (Mezzo-Soprano)
THE BOLTON TRIO:
Hetty Bolton (Pianoforte) ; Harold Fairhurs ;
(Violin); Helen Just (Violoncello)
CHRISTINE McCLURE
Directed by John Bridge
(North Regional Programme)
, at 4.45
SONATAS FOR RECORDER AND HARPSICHORD and SONATAS FOR FLUTE AND HARPSICHORD
CARL DOLMETSCH (Recorder)
RUDOLPH DOLMETSCH (Harpsichord)
JOSEPH SLATER (Flute)
Mr. ST. JOHN ERVINE
Tonight Mr. St. John Ervine gives the last of his broadcast, criticisms of the theatre in the present series of talks. In September, Archibald Haddon , the first broadcast dramatic critic, returns to the microphone. Before his two years of broadcasting in 1923 and 1924, Mr. Haddon had been a dramatic critic on leading newspapers for thirty years. During the last eight years he has been prominently identified with the revival of variety.
Mr. A. N. RAWES : How to Improve your Small Fruits '
Miss GRACE HADOW: Superstitions, Customs.
Cures'
A new Radio play set in the everyday places-school, bank, touring company, suburbs—of modern England. Tells in parallel the stories of two men who leave school together in 1919, tracing the progress of each man along the path that character and circumstance combine to dictate for him. Both men marry, and in the reactions of their wives to their way of living and making a living the play brings its implied comparison to the point of utterance. An unpretentious play about real people living a credible contemporary life. The time sequence is indicated by popular tunes of recent years, an effective device that should lend colour to the production.
GERALDO and his ORCHESTRA, followed by THE SAVOY HOTEL ORPHEANS, relayed from The Savoy Hotel
(Shipping Forecast at 11.0)
