from page 57 of 'New Every Morning'
Ⓓ , at 10.30
for Farmers and Shipping
Ⓓ Music and Movement for
Juniors
ANN DRIVER
by J. W. HORTON
for Infants
ANN DRIVER
(From Midland)
with DOROTHY CARLESS
SAM BROWNE
by Harry Rudall told by Felix Deelank
This is the third of six talks. The author is a New Zealander who has spent many months exploring
England, particularly the North.
This afternoon he continues his tour. both by cycle and on foot, and describes how he came from Holy Island across the Cheviots down to the Roman Wall and so to within a few miles of Carlisle.
(From North)
Under the direction*of Johan Hock from Queen's College Chambers
Lecture Hall, Birmingham
The Grinke Trio:
Frederick Grinke (violin)
Florence Hooton (violoncello)
Dorothy Manley (pianoforte)
, at 2.0
2.0 Interval Music
Travel Talk
' The Swing of the Seasons '
' Summer comes in the Alps'
F. McDERMOTT
Most of you probably think of Switzerland as a place for winter sports, a snow-covered land of mountains and valleys made for skis; and so it is in the winter. Captain McDermott is to tell you about the coming of summer. But its immediate prelude is a depressing time-mud and slush ; the streams turned into torrents ; with every now and again the roar of an avalanche bringing death and disaster.
But ns the snows melt, flowers spring up, and as the sun grows warmer and the snow disappears, the peasants, who have moved down the mountains for the winter, move up them again, garlanded and led by the Queen of the Revels. Most of you will imagine she is the most beautiful girl to be found-but she is nothing of the kind.
A feature programme showing how your cups and saucers are made
Listeners are to be taken in imagination to one of the Five Towns in Northern Staffordshire, famous for pottery and as the setting for many of Arnold Bennett's stories. The idea is to visit a works and to try to find out how our dips and saucers are made. One particular piece of earthenware will be followed in all its processes, and some of the men and women who work on it will describe what they are doing.
(From Midland)
' The Wonderful Pear Tree '
' The Country of the Gentlemen ' and other Chinese Folk Tales
(These two are from ' Folk Tales of all Nations')
Scott Goddard
Ⓓ 'Problems of the Empire '
1-' Palestine '
R. COUPLAND , Beit Professor of Colonial History in Oxford
University
A programme of Continental Jazz on gramophone records
Arranged by James Holloway
by Edmund Barclay
Characters
Ziffy Phelps, a swaggy Snowy, a teamster
Bannister, down on his luck A Farmer
Bibby, a killer and Bibby's other self
The production byHoward Rose
(Empire Programme)
Light Music for Trio
No. 3 â Leslie Woodgate
April Day Romance
Gaelic Fantasy
Two Sea Songs (arranged)
1 Tom Bowling. 2 The Arethusa
including Weather Forecast
Ronald Cartland , M.P.
Leader, Alfred Cave
Conducted by Leslie Heward
Arthur Benjamin was born in Sydney in 1893 and won an open scholarship to the Royal College of Music, London. He is equally well known as a pianist and a composer and first appeared on the concert platform at Queen's Hall in 1925, under Sir Henry Wood. His compositions include the opera The Devil Take Her, and a Violin Concerto that has been played by both Albert Sammons and Louis Godowsky. He has also proved himself an original composer of film music, and among his successes is the music to Wings of the Morning. Arthur Benjamin 's ' Overture to an Italian Comedy' was first performed at a recent Patron's Fund Concert at the Royal College of Music. It was written as an overture to his opera Prima Donna , which has not yet been produced.
New York to Hollywood by Air
A Sound picture of the most complete civil aviation system in the world
Produced by Lawrence Gilliam
The American air mail service celebrates its twentieth anniversary this week. The programme presents an authentic picture of the outstanding developments of air travel
From New York
presented by The Two Leslies
(Leslie Sarony and Leslie Holmes )
A Happytizing Concoction with more than one plum in it
The mixture cooked and served up by The Two Leslies and produced by their co-chef of Music-Hall fame,
John Sharman
The pie will contain the following plums
Suzette Tarri
-Douglas Young and Nan Kenway
Helen Hill
Mario Lorenzi Hugo
and finally the two pudding stirrers
The Two Leslies
(Leslie Sarony and Leslie Holmes )
Added seasoning by The BBC Revue Chorus and The BBC Variety Orchestra
Chef d'Orchestre, Charles Shadwell
' Radio Pie ' will be repeated in the Regional programme tomorrow at 3.0
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping
A Rhythmic Programme in the Modern Manner with Eddie Carroll and his Orchestra
The Cavendish Three
The Melody Men
Star Dance Band Soloists introduced by Billy Scott-Coomber
Continuity written and spoken by James Dyrenforth
At the piano, Eddie Carroll
A discussion between
Lady Astor, Ernest Oldmeadowi and a Doctor
from (he Cafe de Paris
On gramophone records
