★ from page 41 of 'New Every Morning
by David Lloyd (tenor)
at the Organ of the Ritz Cinema,
Belfast
Noel Coward Melodies arr. Henry Hall
Piccadilly Playtime...Leach and Evans June Night on Marlow Reach
Reginald King
Selection, Lilac Time
Schubert, arr. Clutsam
' Gay ' Tunes......arr. Terry
Eileen Tunbridge (soprano)
Winifred Gould (mezzo-soprano)
Muriel Boardman (contralto)
Cecilia Clapp at the piano
Eileen Vaughan
The popular singer and Ruby Taylor and Frances Keyte
Four hands and two pianos
Presented by Leslie Bridgmont
by The Swiss Radio Orchestra
Conductor, Constantin Bernhard from Zurich
by Olive Cloke
Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conductor, Walton O'Donnell
Elizabeth Sheridan (soprano)
ELIZABETH SHERIDAN AND ORCHESTRA
William Wallace 's symphonic poem ' Villon ' is an orchestral commentary upon passages from the poems of Villon, a French poet of the fifteenth-century. In England he has found a large number of translators, including Swinburne and Rossetti.
The symphonic poem falls into four sections. The first is in the form of a scherzo which represents Villon's wayward nature. The second is a slow movement which suggests the famous Ballade of Dead Ladies '. The third is based upon another ballade ' made at the request of the poet's mother to pray to
Nostre-Dame'. The last section reflects the riotous call of Paris, an echo of past youth, back again to the gaiety of Paris, and then the chime of a clock and, as darkness falls, the prayer is heard and the music ends peacefully.
ELIZABETH SHERIDAN AND ORCHESTRA
Cleo Sabel songs at the piano
Warwick Vaughan impersonations
(To be repeated this evening:
Midland 9.40)
at the Organ of the Plaza Cinema,
Swansea
The Singers :
Anna Meakin
William Blackburn
James Johnston and The ' Stop Dancing ' Players
Directed by James Moody
from St. Paul's Cathedral
Order of Service
Psalms xlvii-xlix
Lesson, II Kings xxiii, 36-37, xxiv, 1-17
Magnificat (Plainsong, Morley)
Lesson, St. Mark xiii, 14-37
Nunc Dimittis (Plainsong, Morley)
Anthem, Thou, O God, art praised in Sion (Macpherson)
'Thou, O God, art praised in Sion, and unto thee shall the vow be performed in Jerusalem. Thou that hearest the prayer, unto thee shall all flesh come.' (Words: Psalm lxv, 1-2)
Hymn, Put thou thy trust in God (A. and M. 692, w. 1, 2, 5, and 6) (The choir will consist of men's voices only)
Music from the Films on gramophone records
with Peggy Dell , June Malo , Primrose.
Doreen Stephens , Bruce Trent
including Weather Forecast
H. M. Abrahams
Conductor, P. S. G. O'Donnell
Movements from
' Messe Solemnelle a l'usage des paroisses '
(Solemn Mass for Use in Parish
Churches)
Three Verses of the Kyrie
1 Plein chant du premier Kyrie, en taille. 2 Recit de Chromhorne. 3 Dernier Kyrie (Plein Chant)
Verses of the Gloria
1 Et in terra pax (Plein Chant). 2 Glorificamus te (Duo sur les tierces). 3 Domine Deus , Rex caelestis (Dialogue sur les jeux de trompettes, clairons et tierces du grand clavier, et le Bourdon avec le Larigot du Positif). 4 Qui tollis peccata mundi, suscipe (Tierce en taille). 5 Amen (Dialogue sur les grand jeux) played by Ralph Downes (organ) from Brompton Oratory
See the short article on page 12
fortnightly programme of current events in the world of science
(To be repeated tomorrow:
Regional 3.15)
The listeners' own serial thriller
Devised by Gale Pedrick
Written by Max Kester
Listen tonight and send your suggestion for next week's instalment on a postcard. The writer of the one used will receive one guinea.
The characters are: Sally Seldom , air hostess ; Christopher Cripps , newsreel cameraman ; Hildebrand Hurst , world-famous tenor; John Newbold , North-Country business man; The Lady in Grey ; Scotty, a Cockney boy ; Ferguson, the man from the Soho cafe.
Tommy Handley with Cecilia Eddy
Eric Egan
Lionel Gamlin and Sam Heppner
Supported by Jack Harris and his Band in a new radio show including
' Man Bites Dog'
Topsy Turvy Interviews
The show presented by Francis Worsley
cluding Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping
3—' Ahab and Jezebel'
Production by Val Gielgud
from the Headland Hotel, Newquay
Listen to
Jeanne de Casalis
' Mrs. Feather'
Jack Warner in satirical nonsense with his pianist, Bobby Alderson
Dorothy Morrow the personality vocalist
Edward Cooper songs at the piano and dance to
Shirley Waldron and his Dominoes Dance Band
The Ritz Players
Directed by Maurice Iliffe with Joan Davey
George Parry Jack Goddard from the Winter Gardens Ballroom,
Wellington Pier
Nancy Evans (contralto): Irmelin. Indian Love Song
Heddle Nash (tenor) : To the Queen of my Heart. Love't Philosophy
Lisa Perli (soprano) : Cradle
Song. The Nightingale. Evening Voices (Twilight Fancies)
