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Marek Weber and his Orchestra:
Selection, The Chocolate Soldier (Straus, arr. Benedict)
Richard Tauber (tenor): Beautiful Italy; Girls were made to love and kiss (both from Pagan.ini) (Lehar)
Marek Weber and his Orchestra:
Selection, Belle Helene (Offenbach)
Anny Ahlers (soprano with chorus): Happy Little Jeanne; The Dubarry (both from The Dubarry) (Millocker)
Don Rico and his Gypsy Girls
Orchestra: Selection, Gypsy Love (Lehdr). Introducing: Was it a dream ? ; Czardas ; I go so ; Gypsy Love Waltz; Gypsy Chorus ; Gypsy Song ; Then you're in love
The Columbia Light Opera Company: Lionel Monckton Memories

Contributors

Unknown:
Marek Weber
Tenor:
Richard Tauber
Unknown:
Marek Weber
Unknown:
Belle Helene
Soprano:
Anny Ahlers
Unknown:
Don Rico
Unknown:
Lionel Monckton

A Play in Three Acts, from the Spanish of Martinez Sierra
In an English version by Helen and Harley Granville-Barker ,
Adapted for the microphone by Peter Creswell
The characters are
The place is Madrid-of two, or three years ago-and the action passes between one August evening and the next, at Dona Barbarita 's house and at the abode of the Apparition
The play produced by Peter Creswell
An article on the play, by Professor
J. B. Trend , appears on page 8
' The Romantic Young Lady' was broadcast in the Regional programme last night

Contributors

Unknown:
Harley Granville-Barker
Unknown:
Peter Creswell
Unknown:
Dona Barbarita
Produced By:
Peter Creswell
Unknown:
J. B. Trend
Rosario, a very romantic young lady:
Joyce Redman
Dona Barbarita, her grandmother:
Nina Boucicault
Maria Pepa, her old nurse:
Ethel Lodge
Emilio her brothers:
Felix Krish
Mario her brothers:
Terence de Marney
Pepe her brothers:
Ivan Brandt
Irene, a secretary:
Lila Maravan
Amalia (La Melaguena), a dancer:
Hermione Gingold
Don Juan, an inquisitive visitor:
Edgar Norfolk
Guillermo, a man-of-all-work:
Malcolm Graeme
The Apparition:
Barry Jones

Kenneth Adam
We all know the man who is popular at the golf club, a good fellow at the office, considerate to those under him, proud of his wife, kind to his children-the type of man you would imagine would never take risks. Yet go for a drive with him and you may find to your surprise and concern that he always insists on taking right-handed corners on the right of the road. ' Saves time, nothing there ', he argues-and one day, of course, there is something there. Two cars meet in a head-on crash.
In a new series of five-minute talks Kenneth Adam is to give six separate imaginary biographies similar to the above. He will show how lives are lost through taking risks and using the roads without care or consideration or common sense, not alone by motorists, but by cyclists and pedestrians as well.

Contributors

Unknown:
Kenneth Adam
Unknown:
Kenneth Adam

National Programme Daventry

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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