From page 45 of 'When Two or Three
(g) Time Sisnal, Greenwich, at 10.30

Led by Harold Jones
Conducted by ALFRED BARKER
HINDLEY TAYLOR (tenor)

Quintette Instrumentale de Paris:
Sonata for flute and strings (Scarlatti)—
I. Allegro moderato et adagio; 2. Fugue: 3. Largo; 4.
Allegro Parry Jones (tenor) : There is a lady sweet and kind, Passionate Shepherd, As ever I saw, Sleep, Fox (Warlock)
Rene le Roy (flute), Andre Mangeot
(violin), Frank Howard (viola), Herbert Withers (violoncello) : Quartet in D Mozart)

Directed by HARRY DAVIDSON from the Commodore Theatre,
Hammersmith
, at 2.0

The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Albert Coates : Gopak (Fair at Sorotchinsk) (Mussorgsky)
Don Cossack Choir, conducted by Serge Jaroff : Dance Song ; Song of the Cossacks; Barynja ; On the River Kasanka The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Albert Coates : Doubinushka (Rimsky-Korsakov)
Don Cossack Choir, conducted by Serge Jaroff : The Volga Song (arr. Jaroff) ; Three Cossack Songs-Blow , oh blow ; There's a cloud of dust; A little red berry
The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Albert Coates : Polovtsi March (Prince Igor) (Borodin)

Wythfed Eisteddfod Genedlaethol
Ieuenctid Cymru, 1936 o Bafiliwn yr Eisteddfod ym
Mlaenau Ffestiniog
Rhai o brif gystadleuaethau'r prynhawn ynghyd ag araith y gwr gwadd, Ifan ab Owen Edwards
(The 8th National Eisteddfod of the Youth of Wales from the Eisteddfod
Pavilion, Blaenau Ffestiniog)

Joseph Szigeti (violin) and The
London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham , Bt.: Concerto in E minor, Op. 64 (Mendelssohn)—I. Allegro molto appassionato; 2. Andante: 3. Allegretto non troppo

Conductor,
B. WALTON O'DONNELL
PHILIP BERTRAM (Bass)

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'The Evening Rise'
Fly Fishing on the Test
A Descriptive Commentary broadcast from the River Bank near Romsey Here is rather more than a sports talk-listeners are to hear not only an angler and an observer talking together while the former casts a May-fly to catch a trout, but they will be able to visualise the peaceful atmosphere of a summer evening on the Test, and hear birds, the flow of the water, the lowing of a cow, the sound of the reel. Here' is something to appeal both to anglers and to lovers of the country.

(By permission of Colonel Arthur Smith , D.S.O.,
M.C., Commanding Coldstream Guards)
Conducted by Lieut. J. CAUSLEY WINDRAM , Director of Music,
Coldstream Guards
FREDERICK HALL (harp)

Written and arranged by MUNGO DEWAR
The Characters
Shorty Sinclair
Lofty Delaney Able Seamen Spud Thomsn Cooks' Mates
Lymo Brooks Mates
Telegraphist William Jenkins ('The Xylophonic Sparker')
Joshua Billings , Leading Seaman
Vocal Quartet from the Quarter-deck-men : Chats Harris ; Pincher Martin ; Dusty Miller ; Buck Taylor
Midshipman Arthur Bledisloe Marjoribanks
Lieutenant J. C. de Vere Cholmondley Lieutenant G. Y. RO. SCOPE
The 'Blanco' Boys, The Ship's Band The Ship's Company and the Sergeant o' Marines
Scene : The Quarter-Deck of H.M.S. St. George
The Cast includes
ARTHUR PRINCE and Jim, DENNIS O'NEIL , HARRY HUDSON , RICHARD HASSETT , GEORGE BAKER , CURTIS and AMES, BERNARD REILLIE , STYX GIBLING, JOHN DUNCAN , STEARN SCOTT ,
IVAN GOLDING , CLAUDE PILGRIM
THE BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA and MALE VOICE CHORUS
Conducted by CHARLES SHADWELL
Orchestral arrangements by WALLY WALLOND
Produced by the ' Old Salt
HARRY S . PEPPER

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An Episode of the Napoleonic Wars by FRANCIS BEEDING
Characters in order of speaking
Boatmen, villagers, soldiers, etc.:
J. WHITMORE-HUMPHRIES, FRITH BANBURY, HOWARD MARION-CRAW
FORD, LEO VON POKORNY
The play produced by OWEN REED
' The Stolen General' was broadcast in the Regional programme on Thursday

(Section E)
Led by LAURANCE TURNER
THE BBC CHORUS (Section A)
Conducted by LESLIE WOODGATE
STUART ROBERTSON (baritone)
STUART ROBERTSON , CHORUS, AND ORCHESTRA
Thomas Wood 's choral work 'Merchantmen' was written in Essex and partly at sea in the North Atlantic on the way to Newfoundland and back again. The words of all five movements are by the composer with the exception of No. 3, ' Frankie's Trade ', which is taken from Rudyard Kipling 's ' Rewards and Fairies '. ' Roll and Go ' is an anchor song, technically correct ; ' Skerryvore ' is descriptive of a lonely rock off the Scottish coast. ' The Coral Sea ' is a personal recollection of sailing there and is inscribed ' In happy memory of I47°E. i8"S. and the men I sailed with and the ship we sailed in, through the Barrier and into the Pacific, January, 1932.' ' Waddle-0, a Frolic' is a variant of the North Country legend which tells how a seaman left the sea to follow the plough and regretted it.
(First performance)

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