From page 109 of ' New Every Morning '
of H.R.H. Princess Juliana,
CROWN PRINCESS OF THE
NETHERLANDS with H.H. PRINCE BERNHARD OF
LIPPE-BIESTERFELD in the church of St. Jacob at The Hague including a description of the scene outside the church before and after the ceremony
Broadcast from The Hague
The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Hans Weisbach : Symphony No. 92 in G, Op. 66 (The Oxford) (Haydn)-I. Adagio-Allegro . 2. Adagio. 3. Menuetto Trio. 4-Presto
CECILE DAVIES (soprano)
BOOTH HITCHEN (baritone)
META MURRAY (soprano) Haydn Fawcett is a member ot the celebrated Yorkshire family which holds the distinction of being one of the !argest musical families in England.
It is interesting to note that several members bear the names of famous composers as their Christian names. There is, for instance, Haydn himself, and his relatives Mendelssohn (clarinet), Verdi (violin), Weber (oboe), and Handel (double bass).
Members of La Scala Orchestra, conducted by Ettore Panizza : Petite suite d'orchestre, Op. 22, Jcux d'enfants (Children's Games) (Bizet)-March (Trumpet and Drum). Impromptu (The Top). Duo (Little Husband, Little Wife). Galop (The Ball)
The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Stokowski : The Swan of Tuonela (Sibelius)
The Lamoureux Orchestra of Paris, conducted by Albert Wolff : Spanish Capriccio (Rimsky-Korsakov)-Alborada - Variazoni - Alborada - Scena e canto gitano-Fandango asturiano
including Weather Forecast
' Follow Your Leader'
COLLIN BROOKS
Collin Brooks is the editor of the Sunday Dispatch and sometime editor of The Yorkshire Post ; he is also the author of many books, ranging from works on economic history to detective stories, and novels of more serious character written over the pseudonym of ' Barnaby Brook. ' Tonight (in place of December 10 when his broadcast was postponed) he is going to talk about the way in which some books lead one on to other authors apparently remote ; for instance, Kipling to Surtees and Jane Austen ; Dickens to Smollett and Marryat. He will talk almost entirely about old books.
Conductor, B. WALTON O'DONNELL
A Programme of Marches
Kathleen Cooper played for the first time in public at the age of eight. She entered the Royal Academy and then won a scholarship to the Royal College of Music, where she studied under Howard-Jones and Fanny Davies, finally going to Paris to finish under Cortot. In addition to having played in most of the important cities and towns in Great Britain, Miss Cooper has appeared in Italy, and two years ago went to Vienna.
The Seaside Summer Show
Sketches and Lyrics by GREATREX NEWMAN
With a cast of popular artists selected from the resident ' Fol-de-Rols ' companies at Hastings, Eastbourne, and Llandudno
THE BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by CHARLES SHADWELL
Produced by GEORGE ROYLE
FRANK BIRCH
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping
THE WILLOUGHBY STRING
QUARTET:
Louis Willoughby (violin)
Clayton Hare (violin)
Max Gilbert (viola)
Peter Beavan (violoncello)
A Triology of Divine Poems
Selected by GEORGE BARKER
from the Concert Hall, Broadcasting
House
Conductor, GEORGE WALTER
directed by HENRY HALL
