Regional Programme London is a radio channel.

Regional Programme

Regional Programme is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 9th March 1930 and ended on the 9th September 1939. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

Regional Programme London

London

THE DAILY SERVICE

Weather Forecast for Farmers and Shipping

THE BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA

Leader, J. Mouland Begbie 
Conductor, Guy Warrack

A LIGHT CLASSICAL CONCERT

Carola Cerf (soprano) 
The Bronkhurst Trio: 
John Fry (violin) 
Edward Robinson (violoncello) 
Henry Bronkhurst (pianoforte) TRIO11.58 CAROI.A CERF 12.15 TRIO

THE CENTRAL BAND OF HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL AIR FORCE

(by permission of the Air Council) 
Conducted by Squadron-Leader R. P. O'Donnell , M.V.O ., 
Director of Music, Royal Air Force from the Royal Air Force 
Headquarters, Uxbridge

GENERAL RELEASE

Songs from the Current Films with Marjorie Westbury 
Harry Porter and The Three Graces 
The Midland Revue Orchestra 
Leader, Norris Stanley 
Conductor, Reginald Burston 
The programme arranged by Reginald Burston  and Martyn C. Webster 
Compere, Hugh Morton 
(Midland)

A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS

Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, conducted by Sir Dan Godfrey : Overture, The Crown Diamonds (Auber).. Nell Gwynn Dances (Edward German)-l Country Dance. 2 Pastoral Dance. 3 Merrymakers' Dance 
Berlin Charlottenburg Orchestra: 
Invitation to the Dance (Weber, arr. Berlioz) 
Symphony Orchestra, conducted by George Walter : Austrian Peasant Dances (arr. Schoneherr) 
Grand Symphony Orchestra: 
Algerian Suite (Saint-Saëns) — Prelude, In Sight of Algiers ; Moorish Rhapsody ; Evening Reverie ; French Military March 
Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Vaclav Talich : Slavonic Dances (Dvořák)—No. 8 in G ; No. 9 in B ; No. 3 in A flat ; No. 1 in C

HOTEL VICTORIA ORCHESTRA

Leader, Aldo Spiero from the Hotel Victoria, London

Gramophone Records MUSICAL COMEDY PROGRAMME

Harry Welchman and Chorus: 
Riff Song; One Alone (The Desert Song) (Romberg) 
London Theatre Orchestra: 
Selection, White Horse Inn (Stolz, Benatzky) 
Evelyn Laye : Lover come back to me (New Moon) (Romberg) 
Evelyn Laye and Geoffrey Gwyther : Blue Eyes (Blue Eyes) (Kern) 
Carl Brisson : Wonder Bar ; Tell me I'm forgiven (Wonder Bar) (Katscher) 
The New Mayfair Orchestra : 
Selection, The Cat and the Fiddle (Kern) 
Marie Burke (with Sextette): 
Bill ; Can't help lovin' dat man (Both from The Show Boat) (Kern) 
Charles Prentice and his Orchestra : Daly's Theatre Waltz Memories 
Dennis King , Raymond Newell and Chorus : March of the Musketeers (The Three Musketeers) (Friml)

The Children's Hour

Programmes for all Regions 5.0-6.0
877 kc/s REGIONAL 342.1 m.
5.0 Northern Ireland Programme
5.30 Midland Programme

1013 kc/s MIDLAND 296.2 m.
5.0 Northern Ireland Programme
5.30 'THE HEART OF ENGLAND'
A programme from the Midlands arranged and produced by Robin Whitworth, with speakers from all parts of the Midlands and the BBC Midland Singers (Chorus Master, Edgar Morgan)

66? kc/s NORTH 449.1 m.
5.0 AN AFTERNOON OF STORY-TELLING
for all ages 'Town Tales - York'. 'The Story of Brother Jocundus', told by Noel
This is the fourth story in the series by Ann Rivers of legends connected with different towns in the North of England. Will it be your town next? 'The Stranger on the Bar' by Catherine Buckle Another adventure of Little Miss Pinch, told by Nan ' The Ambitious Toad ' by Lorna Wood, told by Harold Today Tomuel the Toad joins the company of animals brought to life by Lorna Wood. Do you remember Cuthbert, the hardworking hedgehog. Cyril Centipede, Benjamin the bat, and all the others? SONGS by Charles Longster

WEST OF ENGLAND
1050 kc/s 285.7 m.
5 0 Northern Ireland Programme
5.30 'THE EMPTY HOTEL'
A serial play by Anthony Gittins Final Episode

804 kc/s WALES 373.1 m.
5.0 CHWARTER AWR I'R PLANT LLEIAF
gan Enid Davies Bydd Enid yn adrodd straeon ' o'r frest' i ddifyrru'r plant ieuengaf oil
5.15 CYFRINACH Y MORFA
Y chweched ddrama yn y gyfres gan Marjorie Wynn-Williams O'r diwedd mae pethau yn dirwyn i ben ar Forfa Pen Myfyr. Mae'r Cnafon ar fin dod o hyd i achos y digwyddiadau rhyfedd yn yr ogofau, a chawn wybod y gwir am ' Gyfrinach y Morfa '.
5.45 CWRS Y BYD
Sgwrs gan Iwan Morgan (Stories, a play, and a talk)

977 kc/s N. IRELAND 307.1 m.. '
5.0 'THE MAGIC SHAWL'
A story by Wilfred Shine, told by J. R. Mageean SONGS by George Beggs SOME IRISH DANCES played by David Curry's Ceilidhe Band
5.30 ' DUB AND THE POT'
A story by Mary Grant Bruce Some GRAMOPHONE RECORDS presented by Augustus (Tom Chalmers) THREE POEMS by Phyllis Kerr

767 kc/s SCOTTISH 391.1 m.
5.0 SAFETY FIRST!
Holidays are coming and the roads will be busy. Today A. Dewar Gibb, Professor of Law, University of 'Glasgow; will remind you to watch your step and help to avoid accidents. Then you will hear a play about a boy's adventures in street traffic - The Daftness of Dick, adapted from the sketch by Eric Davis and Derek McCulloch.
5.30 GEORDIE BROON AND HIS CROOD
A Variety programme performed by the famous gang of youthful entertainers aided and abetted by the Aberdeen Animals. Members of 'the Crood' in today's broadcast are Gerald Abel, Bramwell Cook, Moira Corrigall, Jimmy Cowe, Irene Galloway, May Pert-and, of course, Geordie Broon.

Sunny Side Up

A radio version of the famous Janet Gaynor-Charles Farrell film
(by permission of the 20th Century Fox Film Corporation)
Story, words, and music by De Sylva, Brown, and Henderson
Radio adaptation by B. Martin Marks
Radio score by Jack Beaver
with and
Other parts played by: Macdonald Parke, Joan Young, Mary Alice Collins, Peter Scott
Children played by: Toni Bagnall, Olga Dalglish, Frederick Veale, Gordon Millar, Jean Axten (by permission of Italia Conti)
Solo pianist, Harry Foster
The BBC Augmented Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Mark H. Lubbock
Production by Douglas Moodie
'Sunny Side Up' was broadcast in the National programme on Tuesday

THE SECOND NEWS

Interlude

The BBC Orchestra

(Section F) 
Led by Marie Wilson 
Conducted by Julius Harrison   
Julius Harrison 
Julius Harrison was born at Stourport, sang in the same country church choir as Earl Baldwin, and won a special grant from Worcester-shire to study at the Birmingham School of Music. Later he won the Norwich Festival prize with ' Cleopatra ' and became conductor of the Beecham Opera Company, the British National Opera Company, the Scottish Orchestra, and the Leeds Symphony Orchestra. He was appointed musical director to the Hastings Corporation in 1930. Haydn's Symphony No. 100 
Haydn's Military' Symphony is No. I I of the twelve' Salomon' symphonies written for the impressario of that name during the composer's two visits to England. The ' Military which belong to the second set, dating from 1794, is so called because of the inclusion in the allegretto of the ' military ' instruments, triangle, bass drum, and cymbals, and because of the curious fanfare near the end of the movement.

IRISH DANCE MUSIC

John Kyle (tenor) 
A section of the BBC Northern 
Ireland Orchestra 
Directed by David Curry ORCHESTRA
JOHN KYLE  (in Gaelic)ORCHESTRA
JOHN KYLE (in Gaelic)ORCHESTRA

'THE TOWER'

A. Pageant in Sound by Igor Vinogradoff and Peter Creswell 
Among the characters who loved, suffered and sometimes died, and whom you will hear, are: Richard II, Sir Thomas More, Anne Boleyn, Queen Elizabeth, Guy Fawkes, Strafford, The Lords Nithesdale and Balmerino, and others 
Production by Peter Creswell 
In 1559, on the Thursday before her Coronation, Queen Elizabeth went to the Tower by water and stayed there for three nights. This incident of her stay at the Tower, which is to be depicted in tonight's broadcast, is all the more interesting because another Queen Elizabeth-the present Queen-is to go by water to the Tower on July 13 when she will attend a garden party to be given in aid of Tower Hill Improvement. For the first time for nearly 400 years the Queen's Steps will be opened and used.

NEWS SUMMARY

(including Weather Forecast) 
SPORT, TOPICAL TALKS

JOE LOSS AND HIS BAND

with BETTY DALE 
MONTE REY 
CHICK HENDERSON 
CLEM STEVENS 
THE Loss CHORDS from the Astoria Dance Salon

Gramophone Records LYDIAN AIRS

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Regional Programme Northern is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 17th May 1931.

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Regional Programme Northern Ireland is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 6th January 1935.

Regional Programme Northern Ireland

Regional Programme Scotland is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 13th September 1931. It was replaced by BBC Home Service.

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Regional Programme Midland is a radio channel.

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Regional Programme Western is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 16th May 1933.

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