Regional Variations (4)
National Programme
National Programme
National Programme
Regional Variations (6)
Regional Programme
Regional Programme
THE B.B.C. NORTHERN ORCHESTRA
Regional Programme
Regional Programme
Regional Variations (2)
THE TOWER ORCHESTRA
(From Edinburgh)
RECEPTION TEST
By J. J. OBERLIN , B.A., and Mme.
OBERLIN
4-' Concours : Ports de France ' ' Chantons : Voulez-vous savoir '?
(From Glasgow)
Composition, by A. TURNBULL, M.A.
4—'What does it say ' ? (Topic)
(From Edinburgh)
CHARLES SINGER, D.Litt., M.D.,
F.R.C.P.
(National Programme)
Regional Variations (2)
EVENSONG
Regional Variations (5)
The Children's Hour
The Children's Hour
The Children's Hour
The Children's Hour
Your Favourite Record j This is a programme of Records chosen by our listeners themselves, and presented by TINKERBELL and Uncle
DUDLEY
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' The First News'
'The First News'
' The First News'
Time Signal, Greenwich; The First News
Weather Forecast, First General News Bulletin, followed by Scottish Announcements and Scottish Market Prices for Farmers (From Edinburgh)
Regional Variations (5)
London Regional Programme
As Belfast
Songs from the Films No. 3
As Belfast
JOHN A. NICOLSON
(From Glasgow)
The Reel Players
(Leader, Margaret Smart)
Robert Burnett (baritone)
Heloise Russell-Fergusson, with clarsach
Relayed from The Model Studio, the Scottish National Radio Exhibition, Waverley Market, Edinburgh
King James I
Robert Henryson
Gavin Douglas
Reader, HAROLD L. WIGHTMAN
(From Glasgow)
Of the three poets who are included in our anthology of Scottish verse James I is probably the best known personality because of his long captivity in England and his romantic marriage. Henryson, however, is more typically Scots, and many of our listeners will be familiar with some of his fables. Gavin Douglas , at one time Bishop of Dunkeld, translated Virgil's ' Aeneid ' into Scots, the prologues to which contain descriptions of Scottish landscape which have great charm and poetic merit.
Harold Wightman is well known and popular in the West Coast as an elocutionist and entertainer, and has played in several of the Scottish National Players' productions.
Regional Variations (3)
THE B.B.C. THEATRE ORCHESTRA
CECIL DAY LEWIS reading a short story written for the microphone
Regional Variations (5)
News Summary
News Summary
News Summary
Time Signal, Greenwich; News Summary
Weather Forecast and News