Ⓓ from page 21 of 'New Every Morning
Ⓓ 'The Collision of H.M.S
Victoria and H.M.S. Camperdown Commander F. G. Loring, R.N..
O.B.E.
@ Intermediate French
' Le Chateau de Versailles
JEAN-JACQUES OBERLIN am
YVONNE OBERLIN
(Scottish)
11.20 @ Interval Music
11.25 Senior Geography Ⓓ America
'Man and Fellow-Man: The North
American Indian
JEAN DUFFIELD
Duets for Two Pianos
(From Midland)
Ⓓ Under Sixteen v. Over Sixty
Spelling Master: F. H. Gnsewood
(An electrical recording of the Spelling
Bee broadcast in the Regional programme on Sunday, November 20)
@ Joseph Slater (flute)
Marie Korchinska (harp)
(g) on gramophone records
with Webster Booth
Ⓓ Interval Music
2.5 Nature Study
@ R und the Countryside
A Country Walk '
ERIC PARKER
2.25 C Interval Music
2.30 British History
Ⓓ The Soldier King'
HUGH CHESTERMAN
A serial reading from Surtees
4—' Jawleyford' told by G. H. Dayne
' His dexterity in getting into people's houses was only equalled by the difficulty of getting him out again.' Thus Surtees on our hero, who here makes up his mind to leave Laverick Wells and take advantage of a brief acquaintanceship with J. Jawleyford of Jawleyford Court in order to hunt in Lord Scamperdale's country.
(From North)
Leader, Harold Fairhurst
Conductor, Richard Austin
Solo violin, Milstein from the Pavilion, Bournemouth Constant Lambert's Horoscope was written las: year and was produced at Sadler's Wells in January. Its theme is the very ancient belief in the influence exerted on human beings by sun and moon in conjunction with the twelve divisions of the zodiac. The chief characters are a man and a woman. He has been born with the sun in Leo and the moon in Gemini ; her sun is in Gemini, her moon in Virgo. In the words of the composer: ' The two opposed signs of Leo and Virgo ... struggle to keep the man and woman apart. It is by their mutual sign, the Gemini, that they are brought together and by the moon that they are finally united.'
@ ' Thanksgiving Day at Cousin
Lucy's'
Florence Dean
including Weather Forecast
' Alternate Husbandry on the Dry
Side of England '
F. Rayns and Major J. Keith
(Section E)
Led by Manus O'Donnell
Conducted by Joseph Lewis
' My Music' being a programme* selected from the music which has been ' dedicated to Joseph Lewis ' during his sixteen years as a BBC conductor
An entertainment presented by past members of the Royal Flying Corps, Royal Naval Air Service, and Royal
Air Force
The cast will include
Hugh Wakefield Tommy Handley
Jack Warman Dawson Reed Eddie Bowers
Alan Russell Alan Green
Will Russell
Herbert Aldridge
Roy Royston
Richard Dolman and amongst the guests invited are
Sir Alan Cobham and Flight-Lieut.
Tommy Rose
A chorus consisting of members of the Comrades of the Royal Air Forces Association, and Women's Royal Air Force Old Comrades
Association
Sketches by Vernon Harris and Alan Russell
The Orchestra conducted by Charles Shadwell
Produced by Charles Brewer
This evening Charles Brewer's all-1 flyers' show will come on the air for the fourth time. Once again listeners will be able to imagine themselves in the mess hut of an aerodrome ' somewhere in France ' during the latter part of the war.
A newcomer to the ' Flying High ' programme will be the inimitable Tommy Handley , who was in the R.N.A.S. during the war. Dawson Reed was also a Naval flying man. Jack Warman has appeared in every ' Flying High ' programme to date ; Hugh Wakefield is a well-known actor, and Richard Dolman has been associated with George Grossmith in a great many successes.
So it is ' Flying High ' again, and the rafters will have a retrospective ring indeed for Sir Alan Cobham and Flight-Lieut. Tommy Rose , Brewer's guests for the evening.
'Flying High' will be repeated on Saturday (National, 4.0)
' The Near East'
Sir Ronald Storrs , K.C.M.G.,
C.B.E.
Interlocutor : E. H. Carr , Professor of International Politics, University
College of Wales, Aberystwyth
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping
A lightning history of jazz on gramophone records
Presented by Stan Patchett and Leslie Perowne
Conducted by the Rev. W. H. Elliott
Organist, Reginald Goss-Custard from St. Michael's Chester Square
The Grinke Trio:
Frederick Grinke (violin)
Florence Hooton (violoncello)
Kendall Tavlor (pianoforte)
Organised by the Variety Artistes'
Benevolent Fund and Institution including
Dance music by Bobby Howell and his Band
Compere, Lionel Gamlin from Grosvenor House, Park Lane
on gramophone records
