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The English Native Amateur
Championship
A commentary during play, by Bernard Darwin , from the Birkdale
Golf Course, Southport
While the English native championship is not prized as highly as the English Open or the English Amateur, it is none the less a contest of great importance in the golfing world. All competitors must be English-born, and its winners frequently find themselves in the running for the two higher titles.
Bernard Darwin , well-known golf commentator, will be on the spot with a portable transmitter. With this he will follow players from hole to hole, bringing listeners an on-the-spot account of what he sees.
There will be further commentaries this afternoon and tomorrow.
from the Chiswick Empire
by Leslie Lickfold from St. John's (Episcopal) Church,
Edinburgh
Talks by visitors from the dominions and colonies
Under the direction of Johan Hock
from Queen's College Chambers Lecture Hall, Birmingham
The Catterall Quartet:
Arthur Catterall (first violin)
A. Waters Leavins
Lena Wood (viola)
Johan Hock (violoncello)
Quartet in E flat, Op. \0....Novacek
1 Allegro molto. 2 Molto adagio. 3 Scherzo: Presto. 4 Finale:
Vivace
Quartet in D, Op. 64, No. 5...Haydn
1 Allegro moderato. 2 Adagio cantabile. 3 Minuetto: Allegretto. 4 Finale: Vivace.
Lionel Tertis (viola)
Sonata in F (Handel, arr. Tertis) Accompanied by Ethel Hobday :
Prelude and Allegro (Kreisler, -arr. Tertis)
Conductor, G. W. Hespe
The English Native Amateur
Championship
A commentary during play, by Bernard Darwin , from the Birkdale
Golf Course, Southport
Recital by Lily Pons (soprano)
Lo! here the Gentle Lark
(Bishop). Les Variations de Proch. Parysatis (The Nightingale and the Rose) (Saint-Saens). La Valse (Mireille) (Gounod). Dans la forêt près de nous (Lakme) (Delibes)
H. N. Blinkhorn
on gramophone records
A highly moral fable by Bertram
Young
Characters
Peter Martin, a young man of casual habits
A Theatre-Queue Entertainer Joe, an expert dart-player Several other dart-players Max Gordon , a bookmaker A small boy
Annie, a barmaid
Ann Sheridan , Peter's fiancee Mrs. Roberts, Peter's landlady The Devil, a powerful demon
Production by Howard Rose
(Empire Programme)
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The English Native Amateur
Championship
An account of the afternoon's play, by Bernard Darwin , from the Birkdale
Golf Course, Southport
Dances arranged for two pianofortes played by (All arrangements by Mark Strong)
Humoreske Tchaikovsky Jig..........................Loeilly-MacDoweel Mexican Air, La Golondrina.......trad. Skye Boat Song MacLeod En bateau (In (Petite Suite)
Ballet a Boat) } Debussy Willow Song (Othello)
Coleridge- Taylor
The Little White Donkey...........Ibert Two Waltzes Brahms
(All arrangements by Gilbert Vinter )
The Leggiero Quintet first broadcast in July, 1938. The members are all well-known broadcasters, both as soloists and as members of other light-music and chamber-music combinations. They are Edward Walker (flute), Reginald Kell (clarinet), Gilbert Vinter (bassoon), Frederick Grinke (violin), and John Cockerell (harp).
Gilbert Vinter is responsible for all the special arrangements. It was his idea to form a specifically broadcasting unit of five virtuosos which would devote itself to light music written by the great composers from Bach to Bartok.
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6.20 National Bulletin for Farmers
on gramophone records
Ronald Cartland , M.P.
Conductor, T. Collinson
at the BBC Theatre Organ
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
Script by Donald Alexander
Production by John Cheatle
' Freedom ', said Dean Swift , ' consists in a people being governed by laws made with their own consent, and slavery in the contrary.' This programme will bear eloquent testimony to this axiom, and to the long fight for freedom in franchise made by the English people.
The scene of the broadcast is a public meeting just before a modern election. Two sons of the people decide to go in and listen to the speaker. Within the framework of the speaker's remarks on franchise the whole story of the English parliamentary system is encompassed in a sequence of short scenes and speeches from past history.
See the diagram on page 6
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Captain the Rt. Hon.
Euan Wallace , M.C., M.P.
Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conductor, Walton O'Donnell
A reading from Sir John Barrow 's account on its anniversary by John C. Maude
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of New York, conducted by Willem Mengelberg : Sinfonia in B flat (/. C. Bach)-l Allegro assai. 2 Andante. 3 Presto
Marguerita Roesgen - Champion
(harpsichord), and Paris Symphony Orchestra, conducted by M. F. Gaillard : Rondo (Concerto in C) (/. C. Bach)
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