Listings
: NEWS
: Housewives' Choice
Kim Peacock introduces your request recordsContributors
Presenter:
Kim
Peacock
: FIVE TO TEN
A story, a hymn, and a prayer: TUNE TIME
Reginald Porter-Brown at the organ of the Granada, TootingContributors
Unknown:
Reginald
Porter-Brown
: MUSIC WHILE YOU WORK
Falkman and his Apache Band: THE SQUADRONAIRES DANCE ORCHESTRA
Directed by Ronnie AldrichContributors
Directed By:
Ronnie
Aldrich
: DEAR SIR ...
A correspondence column of the airEdited and introduced by Adrian Thomas
Contributors
Introduced By:
Adrian
Thomas
: Concert Hour BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA
(Leader, J. Mouland Begbie )Conducted by Alexander Gibson
Contributors
Leader:
J. Mouland
Begbie
Conducted By:
Alexander
Gibson
: LISTEN WITH MOTHER
A programme for children under five: WOMAN'S HOUR
Scottish EditionIntroduced by Elsie Russell
' Typing for the Army': Edith Graham tells of her experiences at a Brigade Headquarters
' Looking Back': Jean S. Lauder reminds us of home-life at the beginning of the century, and asks the question—' What will your descendants know of you 150 years from now? '
' Up-Helly-AA ' : Walter Mowat describes this Viking Festival which takes place every year in Shetland
(Continued in next column)
' The Black Rock':
Elizabeth Stark recalls her many experiences while climbing in the mountains of Scotland
' New Zealand to Scotland':
Margaret L. Salas , who recently made the journey by sea from -New Zealand to Britain with her family of three, tells of her adventures during this voyage
Serial: Cousin Jan ,' by Antonia Ridge. Read by the author
Contributors
Introduced By:
Elsie
Russell
Unknown:
Edith
Graham
Unknown:
Jean S.
Lauder
Unknown:
Walter
Mowat
Unknown:
Elizabeth
Stark
Unknown:
Margaret L.
Salas
Unknown:
Cousin
Jan
Unknown:
Antonia
Ridge.
: SALUTE TO BRITAIN
played by the United StatesAir Force Orchestra featuring the Singing Sergeants Directed by Lieut. Robert Landers
Master/Sgt. Bill Jones (baritone)
Conducted by Colonel George S Howard
Contributors
Directed By:
Lieut. Robert
Landers
Directed By:
Master/sgt. Bill
Jones
Conducted By:
Colonel
George
Conducted By:
S
Howard
: HUBERT SELBY
at the BBC theatre organ: MRS. DALE'S DIARY
Mrs. Dale, the doctor's wife, records the daily happenings in the life of her familyScript by Jonquil Antony
Contributors
Script By:
Jonquil
Antony
: SOUTHERN SERENADE
Music of the sunny south played by the Southern Serenade OrchestraDirected by Lou Whiteson
Contributors
Directed By:
Lou
Whiteson
: SONGS FOR SALE
A collection of words and music offered by Joan ButlerMervyn Saunders , John Cameron with the Spa Orchestra directed by Tom Jenkins
Introduced by Michael Brooke
Contributors
Unknown:
Joan
Butler
Unknown:
Mervyn
Saunders
Unknown:
John
Cameron
Directed By:
Tom
Jenkins
Introduced By:
Michael
Brooke
: FAMILY FAVOURITES
Tunes you have asked us to play: The Younger Generation UNDER-TWENTY PARADE
A slice of life served up for the family by Shirley Flack and Tim ThomasMan o' War Bay
Michael Olumide reports from Nigeria on an adventure course for young Africans
Holiday Plans-
Bettv Prewett gives some straight tips on holiday hostelling from first-hand experience
Letter from a Refugee Camp
Peter Horn, aged nineteen, whose home is Displaced Persons Camp Waidmannsdorf B., Klagenfurt, Austria, greets under-twenties over here
' You're Only Young Once'
The Adventures of the CaldlcottJ
(Fourth Series)
Script by Edward J. Mason
13—' In which the Youth Club is
Challenged '
Contributors
Unknown:
Shirley
Flack
Unknown:
Tim
Thomas
Unknown:
Michael
Olumide
Script By:
Edward J.
Mason
: The Archers
Written by Edward J. Mason and Geoffrey Webb.A story of country folk.
Contributors
Writer:
Edward J.
Mason
Writer:
Geoffrey
Webb
Editor:
Godfrey
Baseley
Producer:
Tony
Shryane
: News and RADIO NEWSREEL
followed by: Sport
: Michael Redgrave in 'HORATIO HORNBLOWER'
A radio serial based on the novels of C. S. Forester and adapted by Sheldon Stark and Philo HigleyEpisode 12
Music composed and conducted by Sidney Torch
Produced by Archie Campbell
Contributors
Unknown:
C. S.
Forester
Adapted By:
Sheldon
Stark
Unknown:
Philo
Higley
Conducted By:
Sidney
Torch
Produced By:
Archie
Campbell
Commodore Sir Horatio Hornblower:
Michael
Redgrave
Matthews:
Michael
Harding
French Officer:
Keith
Pyott
Neuville:
Seymour
Green
Captain Pellew:
Arthur
Ridley
Mason:
Duncan
Carse
: THE FORCES SHOW
Sports Column with Leslie Welch , the Memory ManGuest Comedian:
Harry Locke
Show Time
Excerpts and stars from current British films
Valerie Hobson
Edward Underdown and James Robertson Justice in ' The Voice of Merrill '
Solo pianist: Bronwyn Jones
The Peter Knight Singers
The Stanley Black Concert Orchestra
Script by Bob Monkhouse and Denis Goodwin
Produced by Bill Worsley and Frank Hooper
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Murdoch
Unknown:
Kenneth
Home
Unknown:
Sam
Costa
Unknown:
Lana
Morris
Unknown:
Carole
Oarr
Unknown:
Leslie
Welch
Unknown:
Harry
Locke
Unknown:
Valerie
Hobson
Unknown:
Edward
Underdown
Unknown:
James
Robertson
Pianist:
Bronwyn
Jones
Script By:
Bob
Monkhouse
Script By:
Denis
Goodwin
Produced By:
Bill
Worsley
Produced By:
Frank
Hooper
: NIGHTS OF GLADNESS
A tribute to composers whose melodies in the past twenty-five years have enriched the world of musical comedy and operettaIntroduced by Eric Maschwitz and ' The First-Nighter '
Written by Gale Pedrick
Chapter 9
The music of: Edward German ,Lionel Monckton Rudolf Friml , Montague Phillips with Lucille Graham. Billie Baker
Bruce Trent , Dudley Rolph
Jan van der Gucht
BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgate )
BBC Concert Orchestra
(Leader, John Sharpe )
Conductor, Gilbert Vinter
Produced by Michael North
We are inclined to talk airily about the evergreen quality of the theatre music which has enlivened the British theatre in the past fifty years or so. The 'Nights of Gladness' series has proved quite overwhelmingly that this applies to a great many more musical comedies (and ' plays with music ') chan we suspected. The First-Nighter and his knowledgeable friend, Eric Maschwitz, have already discussed (with melodious illustrations) the work of leading British composers, and have talked about many productions which, while originating on the Continent or in America, became ' best-sellers ' when played in the West End with British companies. This week we evoke memories of shows that have been revived again and again and which, like Sir Edward German's ' Merrie England' and Montague Phillips' ' The Rebel Maid,' seem to have acquired a dignified and permanent place in entertainment. We shall hear, too, the familiar melodies of ' The Quaker Girl '— happy shades of Gertie Millar and Joe Coyneand ' The Vagabond King,' in which Derek Oldham sang as Francois Villon. G. P.
Contributors
Introduced By:
Eric
Maschwitz
Written By:
Gale
Pedrick
Unknown:
Edward
German
Unknown:
Lionel
Monckton
Unknown:
Rudolf
Friml
Unknown:
Montague
Phillips
Unknown:
Lucille
Graham.
Unknown:
Billie
Baker
Unknown:
Bruce
Trent
Unknown:
Dudley
Rolph
Unknown:
Jan
van Der Gucht
Chorus-Master:
Leslie
Woodgate
Leader:
John
Sharpe
Conductor:
Gilbert
Vinter
Produced By:
Michael
North
: NEWS
: LET'S SETTLE FOR MUSIC
by Kenny Baker 's DozenIntroduced by Wilfrid Thomas
Contributors
Unknown:
Kenny
Baker
Introduced By:
Wilfrid
Thomas
: A BOOK AT BEDTIME
' Barmy in Wonderland ' by P. G. WodehouseReader, Richard Hurndall
7—' A Reunion '
Contributors
Reader:
P. G.
Wodehouse
Reader:
Richard
Hurndall
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