Listings
: FASCINATIN' RHYTHM
Mon:a Liter Quartet with Elton Hayes(songs with guitar accompaniment)
(Elton Hayes is appearing in ' The Beaux' Stratagem
Contributors
: SANDY MACPHERSON
at the BBC theatre organ.: SPORTS PARADE
Interviews, talks, and discussions with and about famous sporting personajities and events. Also, commentaries on the opening overs in the matches Warwickshire v. Middlesex. and the Army v. R.A.F.Introduced by Michael Brooke
Edited by Angus Mackay
Contributors
: LONDON LIGHT CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Conducted by Michael KreinContributors
: ON THE SWEETER SIDE
Felix Mendelssohn and his Hawaiian SerenadersContributors
: CRICKET
Warwickshire v. MiddlesexArmy v. R.A.F.
Commentaries by Rex Alston from Lord's, and' by E. W Swanton from the County Ground, Edgbaston
Contributors
: DANCING BY THE SEA
Joe Loss and his OrchestraFrom the Villa Marina, Douglas. Isle of Man
Contributors
: EUGENE PINI
and his Tango Orchestra: OUT AND ABOUT
AthleticsA.A.A. Championships
Commentary by Harold Abrahams on the half-mile
From White City Stadium, London
Contributors
: Athletics
A.A.A. ChampionshipsCommentary by Harold Abrahams on the quarter-mile
From White City Stadium. London
Contributors
: Rifle Shooting
Report by Lionel Marson and Brian Johnston on the shoot for the King's Prize at BisleyContributors
: Racing
The Downe StakesCommentary on the race by Raymond Glendenning. assisted by. Claude Harrison as race-reader; and by Richard North , assisted by Maurice Ring as race-reader
From Town Moor. Doncaster
Contributors
: Rifle Shooting
Further report by Lionel Marson and Brian Johnston on the final stages of the shoot for the King's Prize at BisleyContributors
: Athletics
A.A.A. ChampionshipsCommentaries by Harold Abrahams on the finish of the three miles and on the 120 yards hurdles
From White City Stadium. London
Contributors
: Reginald Dixon
at the organ of the Tower Ballroom. Blackpool: 'Athletics
A.A.A. ChampionshipsCommentaries by Harold Abrahams on the 220 yards and the 440 yards hurdles
Contributors
: Gala Party Variety
with Dick Bentley , Peter Cavanagh Jean Kennedy , Doreen HarrisIntroduced by Henry Riddell
From the sports ground of a factory at Dagenham
Contributors
: JAZZ CLUB
presents a tribute to a great jazzman' Jelly Roll' Morton
(1885-1941) with Raymond Foxley (piano) and the Levee Ramblers
Introduced by Lord Donegall Produced by Johnnie Stewart
Contributors
: Sport
including cricket close of play scores: ' T.HE REBEL MAID'
Lyrics by Gerald DodsonMusic by Montague Phillips with Gwyneth Williams, Elsie Eaves Gwilym Phillips , John Morgan
Ernest Davies , Sidney Evans
BBC Welsh Chorus
BBC Welsh Orchestra
.- Conducted by Idris Lewis
Script by W. Macqueen-Pope
Narrator. Philip Phillips
Contributors
: A SONG BY THE WAY
Gladys Ripley (contralto)Kenneth Neate (tenor)
Robert Easton (bass-baritone) Augmented BBC Revue Orchestra
Conducted by Frank Cantell
Introduced by Stephen Williams
Contributors
: SATURDAY BANDSTAND
The massed bands of Luton(Conductor, Albert E. Coupe ) and Morris Motors
(Conductor, G. V. Brooks ) Cornet soloist, Denis Carr
Introduced by Peter Fettes
Produced and conducted by Harry Mortimer
From the Daily Herald Festival Concert at The Dome. Brighton
Contributors
: GOLDEN SLIPPER CLUB
Edmundo Ros and his Rumba Band Paul Adam and his Mayfair MusicContributors
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