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* for Farmers and Shipping

Marjorie Terry (soprano)
Glyn Dowell (tenor)

MARJORIE TERRY
Scythe Song 1
Come, O come, my life's delight...Harty
Song of the Blackbird...Quilter

GLYN DOWELL
Daffodil Gold...Robertson Hodgson
Faery Song (The Immortal Hour)...Boughton
Sea Fever...Ireland

MARJORIE TERRY
A Song of Shadows...Armstrong Gibbs
A Soft Day...Stanford
Why have you stolen my delight?...Head
The Bargain...Somervell

GLYN DOWELL
Song of the Palanquin Bearers...Martin Shaw
To Music, to becalm his fever...Walter Adrian

Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conductor, Walton O'Donnell
John Craen (oboe)
Overture, Le Cid Massenet Early Spring at Kithurst.........Farjeon
(Solo oboe, JOHN CRAEN)
Third Suite (Variations), Op. 33-
1 Dialogue. 2 Waltz. 3 Triumphal March. 4 Minuet. 5 Gavotte. 6 Scherzo. 7 Funeral March. 8 Nocturne. 9 Polonaise........Arensky
Two Interlinked French Folk tunes
Ethel Smyth

Popular dance music and songs on gramophone records

Under the direction of Sydney
Phasey
, at 2.0

Alexander Borowsky (pianoforte):
Variations in B flat (Mozart)
Natan Milstein (violin), accompanied by Leopold Mittmann : Chaconne (Vitali, arr. Charlier)
Alexander Borowsky (pianoforte):
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 (Liszt)

Community Singing
Led by T. P. Ratcliffe with The Band of His Majesty's Welsh
Guards
(by permission of Col. W. A. F. L.
Fox-Pitt, M.V.O., M.C.)
2.50 The Match:
Wolverhampton Wanderers v. Portsmouth
A commentary by Thomas Wood rooffe, with summaries of the play by Ivan Sharpe from the Empire Stadium, Wembley
Follow the play with the plan on the front cover

The English Native Amateur
Championship
An account of the afternoon's play, by Bernard Darwin , from the Birkdale
Golf Course, Southport

with Olive Fox
Anne Leslie
Eddie Henderson
Gordon Holdom
Ann Wheatley .
Petre Julian
Rupert Rogers
Conrad Leonard
Edgar Scrooby
The ' Nice Hour ' Quartet
Clarkson Rose
The Orchestra, conducted by Charles Shadwell
Produced by Harry S. Pepper
* Ours is a Nice 'Our, Ours Is ' was broadcast in the Regional programme last night

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arranged by Desmond MacMahon and presented by W. K. Stanton
Robert Easton (baritone)
The BBC Midland Orchestra
Led by Ernest Element
Conductor, W. K. Stanton
ORCHESTRA
Trumpet Tune-Minuet Chark's Hornpipe
ROBERT EASTON AND ORCHESTRA
High Barbaree I drew my ship
ORCHESTRA
Rakes of Mallow Pastoral
ROBERT EASTON AND ORCHESTRA
Mary of Allendale
The Bonny Fisher Lad
ORCHESTRA
Leveridge's Minuet
ROBERT EASTON AND ORCHESTRA
I live not where I love
I am a brisk and sprightly lad
ORCHESTRA
Robertson's Hornpipe

For the Sixth Season and One
Hundred and ninety-sixth time we silence the mighty roar of Londvu, and from its great crowds we bring to the microphone some of the interesting people who are
IN TOWN TONIGHT" introducing
Personalities from every walk of life in interviews with Lionel Gamlin
Flashes from the News of the Week and ' Standing on the Corner'
(Michael Standing interviews the ' Man in the Street')
Edited and produced by C. F. Meehan

STANFORD AND
' McNAUGHTON
Wise Jesters
JACK DALY the Irish Personality Star
JANE AYR AND EDDIE LESLIE
An Hors-d'oeuvre of Nonsense
RALPH LYNN in ' The Overdraft'
Written by Denis Breeze
Cast
RENEE HOUSTON AND
DONALD STEWART
BUNNY DOYLE
Fra Yorkshire
THE BBC VARIETY
ORCHESTRA
Conducted by CHARLES SHADWELL
Presented by JOHN SHARMAN
In an article in last week's Radio Times John Sharman spoke of his difficulties in booking first-rate acts for ' Music-Hall ' throughout the year. Tonight brings one of his triumphs, for that great comedian, Ralph Lynn , of Aldwych farce fame, is to broadcast in his particular metier for the first time. It would be his radio debut but for a talk on Bournemouth which 'he gave from Bournemouth a few weeks ago.
He helped to write the sketch in which he is to play tonight, and it is based on his ideas. He has also written a sketch, with a Scottish atmosphere, in which he is shortly to appear in a kilt on music-hall stages throughout the country.
News about others in tonight's bill is that McNaughton, of Stanford and McNaughton, is the son of one of the two McNaughtons, the famous double act (the partners have broadcast many times) ; Jack Daly , a broth of a boy, was a serious ballad singer until a mule kicked him into the orchestra pit (the laughter of the audience proved he was a comedian) ; Jane Ayr (not of Bronte fame) is a niece of Andre Messager , and Eddie Leslie a son of Fred VVhittaker , a famous pantomime cat ; Bunny Dovle , fra' Yorkshire, has just finished playing Rudolph in The Sleeping Beauty at Birmingham ; while that great favourite, Renee Houston , with her partner Donald Stewart , is to make a welcome reappearance in ' Music-Hall', ', and doubtless will make things lively for Charles Shadwell , to the delight of listeners and the audience.

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Raymond Gram Swing
(From America)

The BBC Theatre Orchestra
Leader, Tate Gilder
Conductor, Stanford Robinson in a popular operatic programme with Dino Borgioli (tenor)
Dino Borgioli , star of this evening's presentation, is internationally famous as a concert singer, and can sing with equal accomplishment in five languages.
He was bom in Florence in 1896, and studied under Giachetti, the famous teacher of bel canto. He first made his name when he sang in I Puritani, and subsequently established his reputation by appearances in Favorita, Sonambula, Don Pas quale, The Barber of Seville, Susanna's Secret, and other operas. He made his name at Covent Garden in Manon and La Traviata.
Borgioli has sung regularly at
Salzburg under Toscanini and Bruno Walter , and makes regular appearances at Glyndebourne, where this year he is going to sing in Don Giovanni. He has sung in most of the world's famous opera houses, and has just returned from a successful tour of the U.S.A. and Australia.

A programme of gramophone records
Presented by Scott Goddard

with Pat Taylor
Hughie Diamond » from the London Casino
, at 11.30

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