Listings
: Experimental Television Transmission by the Baird Process
(356.3m: Vision ; 261.3m.Sound): A Concert
MADGE NICHOLSON (Soprano)CHARLES BYE (Violin)
ARTHUR HORMAN (Bass)
Contributors
: FOR THE SCHOOLS
Dr. ERNST DEISSMANN and Herr HEINZ WALZ : 'German Dialogue '—I, Unterhaltung auf der Reise von London nach Berlin (Conversation on the journey from London to Berlin)2.25 Interlude
2.30-2.45 Mr. A. LLOYD-JAMES :
' English Speech—II, More about Letters and Sounds. Eye Language and Ear Language'
Contributors
: EVENSONG
From WESTMINSTER ABBEY: ' THE MUSIC OF SOME GREAT COMPOSERS '—II
Mr. C. ARMSTRONG GIBBSContributors
: Light Music
THE GROSVENOR HouseORCHESTRA
Directed by JOSEPH MEEUS
From GROSVENOR House
Contributors
: The Children's Hour
' ROBERT Louis STEVENSON ,' as recorded by GEOFFREY BRADLEY , with Songs to suit the occasion by GEORGE PARKER6.0 A READING by V. C. CUNTON BADDELEY
From ' DAVID COPPERFIELD ,' by CHARLES DICKENS
Contributors
: DISCUSSION ' THE WOULD AND OURSELVES '—I AMERICA
Mr. EVELYN WRENCHMr. S. K. RATCLIFFE
Mr. RAYMOND SWING
Contributors
: Vaudeville
MABEL CONSTANDUROS and MICHAEL HOGAN' The Bugginses' Picnic'
STAINLESS STEPHEN
Comedian
DOROTHY McBLAIN
The Girl who whistles in her throat
NANCY LOGAN
Syncopated Songs at the Piano
LESLIE WESTON
Comedian
JACK PAYNE and his B.B.C. DANCE
ORCHESTRA
Contributors
: Red Tabs
A Radio PlayProduced by VAL GIELGUD
The cast: Clifton Gibbs; Alban Blakelock; Malcolm Graeme; V.C. Clinton Baddeley; John Perry; Lionel Millard; Carleton Hobbs; Richard Goolden; Philip Wade; Harman Grisewood; H.G. Stoker; Douglas Burbidge; Lindsell Stuart; Louis Goodrich; Eric Stanley; Peter Hannen, and Hermione Gingold
Contributors
: THE WEEK IN GENEVA
By Mrs. M. A. HAMILTON , M.P.(From Geneva)
Contributors
: (1,554.4 m. only) Experimental Transmission for the Radio Research Board
By the Fultograph ProcessAbout this project
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