Listings
: NEWS
Programme Parade: 'THE DAILY DOZEN'
Exercises for men and women: This Week's Composer
ELGARGramophone records of his overtures
: - LIFT UP YOUR HEARTS I
Rev. J. C. Bacon: NEWS
Programme Parade followed by THE KITCHEN FRONT* Bottling Pears,' by Hilda Whitlow
Contributors
: SONG AND DANCE'
Popular songs and dance music on gramophone records: THE LITTLE ORCHESTRA
Directed by Jack Hardy , with Violet Carson (soprano)Contributors
: KREISLER and McCORMACK
on gramophone recordsSerenade (Schubert) : McCormack and Kreisler
-Mazurka in A minor (Chopin-
Kreisler) ; Andantino (Lemare) ; Tango (Albeniz-Kreisler): Kreisler
Who is Sylvia? (Schubert) ; Now sleeps the crimson petal (Quilter) ; To the Child (Rachmaninoff) : Mc Cormack
Caprice viennois ; Love's Joy ; Love's
Sorrow (Kreisler) : Kreisler
Ave Maria (Schubert) : McCormack and Kreisler
Contributors
: THE DAILY SERVICE
from page 8b of ' New Every Morning ' and page 10 of ' Each Returning Day.' Thy kingdom come. 0 God ; Psalm 2, 1-11 ; St. John 11. w. 17-27 :Eternal Ruler of the ceaseless round.
: SANDY MACPHERSON
at the theatre organ: ' HEALTH MAGAZINE'
Short topical talks by experts on subjects affecting the health of the family: MUSIC FOR TWO PIANOS
played by Cyril Smith and Phyllis SellickContributors
: 'TWO'S COMPANY'
Famous double acts, on records: JACK LEON
and his Orchestra: BREAK FOR MUSIC
ENSA show for war-workers, introduced by Bryan Michie. Arthur Salisbury and his Orchestra, with Renee Barr. Guest artists, Edward Cooper and Lorna MartinContributors
: NEWS
: Geraldo and his Orchestra
with Sally Douglas, Len Camber, Johnny Green, and Three Boys and a GirlContributors
: BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA
Conducted by Clarence RaybouldContributors
: ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICE
from St. Mary of the Angels, Levenshulme, Manchester, with an address by the Rt. \\Rev. Mgr. Joseph Masterson D.D., V.G. ,Contributors
: 'BREAK FOR FICTION'
' The Triumph of Daniel Dansy ' : a Marshland story, written and read by S. L. BensusanContributors
: ' DUFFY'S TAVERN'
Recorded in America by arrangement with the U.S. Armed Forces Radio Service: Y RHACLEN GYMRAEG
(News and topical talks in Welsh)5.0 Newyddion y Dydd
5.5 ' Yr Wythnos yng Nghymru.' gan Meuryn
5.10 Sgwrs amserol
: CHILDREN'S HOUR
'The Incredible Adventure of Miss Moon ' : new mystery serial by Tudur Watkins , produced by John Keir Cross. Episode1—'A Rabbit Rolled Over 'Contributors
: NEWS
National and Regional announcements and Scottish News summary: DVORAK
Terzetto in C, Op. 74, for two violins and viola played by Frederick Grinke (violin), David Martin (violin), and Watson Forbes (viola)Contributors
: £ 250 RED CROSS RADIO CONTEST
with two star problems provided by Adelaide Hall and Kenway and Young ; four sound problems ; two musical problems played by Jack Payne 's Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Andrews. Introduced by Ronald Waldman , and produced by Audrey Cameron in aid of the Red Cross Penny-a-Week Fund.In the £ 250 Red Cross Radio Contest broadcast on Friday, August 4, the correct answers were :
BBBB-CBCB
The following twenty-seven listeners submitted correct entries and share the £ 250 prize : P. J. Alderson , Darlington ; J. Ashworth , Rochdale ; Mrs. T. Bain, Dunfermline ; Mrs. G. Barrett, Leeds ; Mrs. E. Browne. Mylor, Cornwall ; Miss Caines, Oxford ; Mrs. Curtis. Exeter ; Mrs. F. Dodd. Liverpool ; E. R. Drabble , Matlock ; Miss M. Elliot , Torquay ; Mrs. E. G. Forbes. Ealing ; Miss A. E. Francis , Rickmansworth ; Mrs. Gray, Lassnade; A. Keir. Glasgow ; G. Longden. Sheffield ; Mrs. E. M. Lyn-Carlisle, Bowness-on-Solway ; Miss M. Mackie , Milngavie ; Mrs. G. M. Millican, Glasgow ; Mrs. R. Mosely, Birchington-on-Sea ; B. F. J. Moxon. Leeds ; Mrs. M. Richardson, Brighton ; Mrs. E. F. Ronaasen, Sutton ; Miss 1. M. Smith , Don-caster ; Mrs. Thornton, Ashton-in-Makerfleld ; Mrs. N. Tinker. Holmflrth ; Miss E.'Todd, Dundee ; D. J. Toye, Worcester.
Contributors
: JAMES MOODY
and his Sextet: 'GIVE 'EM AIR I
From author to ether on a kilocycle, by Pat Dixon and Max Kester , with acknowledgments to Max Kester and Pat Dixon.Contributors
: ' REPORTING SICK, SIR '
A dramatised impression of life in an R.A.F. Hospital overseas. Written and produced by Leonard CottrellContributors
: NEWS
: MARGARET EAVES
sings with the BBC Midland Light Orchestra : conductor, Rae Jenkins \Contributors
: AMERICAN COMMENTARY
Raymond Gram Swing: News in Gaelic
and postscript: BILLY TERNENT
and his Orchestra: HARRY LEADER
and his Band. From the Astoria Dance Salon, London: : NEWS
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