★ from page 85 of ' New Every Morning
★ Music and Movement for
Juniors
ANN DRIVER
11.20 * Interval Music
11.30 Music and Movement
★ for Infants
ANN DRIVER
★ by Frederick Dalrymple from Canton Parish Church, Cardiff
with Gwen Jones
★ Stanley Unwin
In his talk today Stanley Unwin will describe the various processes that go into making a book from the moment when the manuscript arrives in the publishing house to the moment when the reader takes it into his hands in bookshop or library. Many people have a hand in the book before you get it, the publisher's reader, for example, the publisher himself, the printer, the proof-reader, the author again, and finally the traveller and the distribution department.
Under the direction of Johan Hock
from Queen's College Chambers Lecture Hall, Birmingham
A Programme of Light Classics by The Johan Hock Ensemble and Nan Maryska (soprano)
Nan Maryska started to play the cello at the age of four, but when seven, gave it up for the violin. She later studied the piano, and eventually took lessons with Artur Schnabel in Berlin. While there a one-time repetiteur of the Scala, Milan, heard her singing and persuaded her to study under him. She made her debut with two recitals in London, and was immediately afterwards engaged for the Coronation Grand Season at Covent Garden.
Since then Nan Maryska has sung all over the provinces, broadcast frequently, and appeared in television. Last November she made her first appearance in oratorio, singing the soprano part in Messiah.
* Travel Talks
The Orient
' At Singapore '
E. JAGO
Here is a broadcast picture of Singapore, one of Britain's bastions in the Far East, and eighth largest seaport in the world. The speaker will describe the busy dockside scenes, back streets of Singapore, sweltering in their humid heat, crowded with almost every Eastern nationality, the fine European quarters, and the magnificent new airport. He will also have something to say about the Awang, a typical youngster of Singaporer
★ Henri Temianka (violin)
Sonata in E (No. 1) (Pugnani)-
I Largo ; 2 Allegro brillante ; 3 Rondo. Romance, Op. 23 ; and Chant de Roxane (Szymanowski)
★ Junior English
From a Greek Hero Story arranged by JEAN SuTCLrFFE
' The Story of Theseus ' (3)
3.5 * Interval Music
3.10 Topical Talks and Feature
★ Programmes
'It happened this/Week'
A programme illustrated by recordings or dramatic reconstruction of recent news
3.30 * Interval Music
3.35 Talks for Sixth Forms
* India-3
' The Administrative View '
LORD HAILEY, G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E.
A tour round the world on gramophone records with Dudley Glass
February 26, 1852 by ' 'Taffrail'
(Captain Taprell Dorling , D.S.O.,
R.N.)
A story of fortitude, self-sacrifice, and discipline in the face of danger
Production by Howard Rose
(Empire Programme)
played by The Joseph Lewis Orchestra
including Weather Forecast
' What to do about it'
Howard Marshall , on behalf of listeners, questions ' Mr. White Hall ', a senior official concerned with National Service.
Once again ' Mr. White Hall ' will be in the studio to answer questions put to him by Howard Marshall on various listeners' problems in connection with National Service. As a result of his previous two broadcasts Howard Marshall has been deluged with questions, and this evening, after having analysed them, he will put to 'Mr. White Hall ' a further hatch.
Wilfrid Roberts. M P.
Two Settings for Chorus and Orchestra
The BBC Chorus
(Section B)
The BBC Orchestra
(Section E)
Led by Laurance Turner
Conducted by Leslie Woodgate
(No. 1)
Joe Stein
Lancashire's own comedian
Eddie Price something different in tenors
Wynifred Doran character comedienne
The Four Stuarts harmony's headlights
Kenneth Heather in an epic poem written by him on the Ramparts at Ypres, 1915
' All's Well That ...'
A character comedy sketch by Jack Warman and Harry Terry
Cast
Sandy Macpherson at the BBC Theatre Organ
The BBC Variety Orchestra
Produced and conducted by Ernest Longstaffe
A Sound Picture of Fifty-Second
Street
Written by Travis Ingham
Produced by William Robson
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping
Descriptions of the Commonwealth today recorded in Australia, and introduced by Michael Terry
3—'The Australian People-
Country Life '
John Archibald McCallum
(The series arranged in collaboration with the Australian Broadcasting
Commission)
Last week listeners to this series of talks from ' down under' heard something about the life in the great cities of Australia. Tonight the scene shifts to the vast Australian country-side, and you will hear about life in the Bush, on the great sheep ranges, and fruit farms.
The speaker was born in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales in 1892, and was educated at
Mittagong Public School, Sydney High School, and the University of Sydney. After serving through the war he returned to Australia, and soon obtained the appointment of English master at Sydney High School, and Tutorial Class Lecturer at Broken Hill. He is a well-known figure in Australian broadcasting, having been doing commentaries for the past three years for the Australian Broadcasting Commission.
Conductor, Harold Hind
String Quartet
1 Andante moderate. 2 Allegro frenetico. 3 Andante molto moderate (Pastorale). 4 Finale: Vivace played by The Griller String Quartet:
Sidney Griller (violin)
Jack O'Brien (violin)
Philip Burton (viola)
Colin Hampton (violoncello)
on gramophone records
