10.15 : THE DAILY SERVICE

10.30 : Shipping Forecast

10.45 : ' WHAT'S IN THE PAPERS !

12.00 : THE NORTHERN STUDIO ORCHESTRA

Directed by JOHN BRIDGE
(From North Regional)

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12.45 : REGINALD NEW

At THE ORGAN of THE BEAUFORT
CINEMA
From WASHWOOD HEATH,
BIRMINGHAM

13.30 : THE COMMODORE GRAND ORCHESTRA

Directed by JOSEPH MUSCANT
From THE COMMODORE THEATRE, HAMMERSMITH

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15.20 : WALES v. IRELAND

A Running Commentary on THE INTERNATIONAL RUGBY FOOTBALL MATCH by Capt. H. B. T. WAKELAM
Relayed from CARDIFF ARMS PARK, CARDIFF
(West Regional Programme)

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17.00 : REGINALD FOORT

At THE ORGAN OF THE REGAL,
KINGSTON-ON-THAMES

17.15 : The Children's Hour

Selections by the Choir of the Stanley Road School, Teddington, under the Direction of Mr. Bougourd.
The Story of "Harlequin's New Year Party" (Noreen Shanahan)
The Third Adventure of Paddy the Beaver from "The Adventures of Paddy the Beaver" (Thornton W. Burgess )

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18.00 : ' The First News '

WEATHER FORECAST, FIRST GEN
ERAL NEWS BULLETIN; London Stock Exchange Report, Football Results and Bulletin for
Farmers

18.25 : Interval

18.30 : WELSH INTERLUDE

Professor R. WILLIAMS-PARRY
Reading some of his own Poems
(West Regional Programme)
6.50 Mr. H. M. ABRAHAMS : An Eyo-Witness
Account of the Varsity Sports

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19.05 : ' THIS SURPRISING WORLD '

Mr. GERALD HEARD

19.30 : A RECITAL OF GRAMOPHONE RECORDS

By CHRISTOPHER STONE

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20.00 : THE BRIGHTON MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA

Conductor, JAN HURST
Relayed from TiiE Aquarium, BRIGHTON
THE play of Rosamunde, Princess of Cyprus, was by Madamo von Chezy, remembered also as the authoress of the libretto of Weber's opera, Euryanthe. Her son, who was one of Schubert's friends, has left it on rocoid that all the music for the play--eleven separate numbers -was completed in five days, and that the only orchestral rehearsal lasted less than two hours. None the less, the reception given to the music on the production of the play was so cordial that the Overture had to be twice repeated. At the end of the play Schubert himself had to appear and make his acknowledgments. Bat the play itself was such poor stuff that even Schubert's music could not keep it alive, and the music was put aside and lost for many years. As English people are proud to remember, it was re-discovered and given back to a grateful world by Sir George Grove and Sir Arthur Sullivan , who made the journey to Vienna in 1867 specially to look for it and other buried treasures.
SMETANA, although overshadowed by his former pupil Dvorak, was none the less the first Bohemian to raise the music of his native country to a distinguished place in the world's art. Outside the confines of its own land, Czech music was known little, if at all, before his day, though the national melodies had more than once found their way into the music of the great masters-the' Emperor's Hymn ' of Haydn being a notable example.
In 1866 Smetana was appointed Director of the National Theatre in Prague, and in the same year produced the opera which has remained his most famous work-Die Verkaufte Braut. It is a really comic opera, text and music alike being pervaded by the true comedy spirit, and when adequately presented, never fails to achieve the success it deserves as one of the best of all modern works in its own class.

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21.00 : ' The Second News'

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS
BULLETIN

21.15 : Shipping Forecast; New York Stock Market Report

21.20 : ' On the 9.20'

Conversations in the Train-X

21.40 : VIOLET LORAINE in A New Romantic Comedy with music 'His Majesty Proclaims....'

The Cast will include:
LADY TREE, O.B.E. ; HAROLD KIMBERLEY ; ERNEST SEFTON ; NANCIE LOVAT ;
CLAUDE HULBERT
THE REVUE CHORUS and THE B.B.C. THEATRE
ORCHESTRA, conducted by the COMPOSER
The play produced by BERTRAM FRYER

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22.35 : THE WEEK'S VAUDEVILLE

Not a Serious Review
By ASHLEY STERNE

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22.40 : DANCE MUSIC

AMBROSE and his ORCHESTRA, from THE MAY
FAIR HOTEL