The British Open Amateur
Championship
A commentary from the course during play, by Henry Longhurst , from the Royal Liverpool Golf Club,
Hoylake
This year the Amateur Golf Championship will be broadcast on a larger scale than ever before. As well as the broadcast this morning there will be others in the Regional programme this afternoon at 1.30 and 3.10, and in the National programme at 4.50. There will be two accounts of the play in the National programme tomorrow at 1.30 and
4.20.
Henry Longhurst will use a portable transmitter while following the matches of his choice.

at the Organ of the Plaza Cinema, Swansea
Tom Jenkins, a native of Neath, began his musical studies on the piano at the age of seven. Between the ages of twelve and seventeen he was mainly engaged in piano competitions and Eisteddfodau where he won 185 prizes. His piano teacher, who was also an organist in a large church at Neath, began to give him lessons on the organ, but in less than a year the teacher died and Tom Jenkins took his place as the organist at the age of seventeen. Eighteen months later he became organist and choirmaster, and assisted Dr. Hopkin Evans in forming the Neath Choral Society.
When the Cardiff Plaza opened, Tom Jenkins was appointed musical director of the orchestra from 1926 to 1931, since when he has been organist and manager of the Swansea Plaza. He gave his first broadcast from there in 1932, and subsequently broadcast every week for years.

Medley of Irving Berlin's Waltzes - arr. Dee
Dancing Teddy Bear - Mathis
The Rosary - Nevin
Folly Dance - Haines
China Doll Parade - Zamecnik
Selection, The Pirates of Penzance - Sullivan

The Twilight Serenaders and Dan Donovan from Hilversum

Conductor, A. H. Muddiman (Soloist, P. C. RHODES> )

The British Open Amateur
Championship
An account of the morning's play, by Henry Longhurst , from the Royal
Liverpool Golf Club, Hoylake

Sandy Macpherson at the BBC Theatre Organ

The British Open Amateur
Championship
A commentary from the course during play, by Henry Longhurst , from Hoylake
3.20 Interlude

6—' Folk Songs'
H. E. Piggott
Singer, Frederick Harvey

The BBC Midland Orchestra
Conducted by Leslie Heward