★ from page 101 of 'New Every Morning'

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Bernard Goldstein (violin)
Archie Marks
(saxophone and clarinet)
Nora Walsh (pianoforte)

by Jozef Delafaille from Newry Cathedral

with Mary Lee
Tony Lombardo

Talks by visitors from the Dominions and Colonies

Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conductor, Walton O'Donnell
Tina Bonifacio (harp)

from Stockholm by Sune Waldimir 's Orchestra
Conductor, Sune Waldimir

Lionel Tertis (viola)
Nacht und Traume (Night and Dreams) (Schubert, arr. Tertis). Liebestraum (Love Dream) in A flat (Liszt, arr. Tertis). Apres un reve (After a dream) (Faure, arr. Tertis)

A recorded documentary programme showing the full procedure of enlisting in the Territorial Army
Recorded by kind permission of the 7th Battalion, the Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) at their Battalion
Headquarters in Glasgow

Schubert or Gershwin?
Berlin or Brahms ? played by The BBC Northern Ireland
Orchestra
Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conductor. Walton O'Donnell and James Moody's Dance Band

A gramophone programme with a salt-water flavour
Presented by Roger Wimbush

(original version)
Conducted by Victor de Sabata
Continued in the Regional programme at 6.0
The very rarely heard original version of The Flying Dutchman differs in several respects from the familiar form of the opera. Neither the overture nor the end of the opera has its present tenderly poetic conclusion ; the scoring is even heavier and more brassy than in the final version ; most important of all, the work plays without a break from start to finish.
The story is based on Wagner's favourite theme : the redemption of a sinner through a woman's love. The hero, a Dutch skipper, is condemned for blasphemy to roam the seas till the Day of Judgment-unltss he can find a woman who will love him faithfully (for which purpose he is allowed ashore once every seven years). One day his ship anchors alongside a Norwegian vessrl, both sheltering from a storm. He and the Norwegian captain. Daland, become friends and he accompanies Daland to his home. There the Dutchman and Daland's daughter. Senta, fall in love. Her lover, Erik, tries in vain to win her back, but the Dutchman, believing he has lost her, puts to sea. In despair Senta throws herself from a cliff ; the Dutchman's ship sinks ; and the transfigured forms of the lovers are seen rising from the sea.

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Eric Parker

Wilfrid Roberts. M.P.

(' Woman's Love and Life sung by Dorothy Helmrich
(mezzo-soprano)
Seit ich ihn gesehen (Since I saw him)
Er, der Herrlichste von Allen (He, the noblest of all)
Ich kann's nicht fassen, nicht glauben (I cannot grasp it, not believe it)
Du Ring an meinem Finger (Thou ring on my finger)
Helft mir, ihr Schwestern (Help me, sisters)
Siisser Freund , du blickest mir verwundert an (Dear friend, you look at me as if amazed)
An meinem Herzen, an meiner Brust
(In my heart, in my breast)
Nun hast du mir den ersten Schmerz getan (Now for the first time you have wounded me)

at the BBC Theatre Organ

A radio report of events preceding the outbreak of world war. August
4, 1914
Compiled from the original documents by Harold Temperley
(See centre column. A short article will be found on page 61

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by Geza Frid
Geza Frid , of Hungarian nationality, is well known both as composer and pianist. He was born in 1904 and began studying the piano at the early age of five. Later he entered the Budapest Academy of Music, where he continued his piano studies and also studied composition under Bela Bartok.
Frid's String Quartet was performed in Budapest and London in 1927, and since then he has composed several new works, including a concerto for pianoforte and choir, which was broadcast in 1935, with the composer at the piano. His orchestral suite has been performed in Paris, Amsterdam, Budapest, Boston, and New York.

in the company of Arthur Askey
('Hello, Playmates! ')
Eddie Carroll and his Orchestra
Rhythm music in the modem manner
Gwen Jones
The Radio Revellers
Four voices and two guitars
Compère, Leslie Mitchell
Presented by Douglas Lawrence

Under the direction of Sid Phillips with Pat Taylor
Hughie Diamond

The Lener String Quartet