Listings
@ From page 45 of ' New Every Morning'
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at the Organ of the Regal Cinema,
Torquay
Moriz Rosenthal (pianoforte) : Waltz in C sharp minor-Preludes, Op. 28 ; No. 6, Lento assai in B minor ; No. 3, Vivace in G ; No. 7, Andantino in A (Chopin). Reflets dans l'cau (Debussy)
Contributors
Pianoforte:
Moriz
Rosenthal
German for Older Pupils
' Wir gehen ins Wachsfigurenkabinett'
GRETA MARKSTEIN and WILHELM RECHNITZ
Contributors
Unknown:
Greta
Markstein
Unknown:
Wilhelm
Rechnitz
The Virtuoso String Quartet: Theme and Variations (Emperor Quartet) (Haydn). Moment musical in F minor (Schubert). Novellette No. 5 (Frank Bridge)
The Soil from which Christ Sprang
2-The Mission of the Prophets by the Very Rev. C. A. ALINGTON , D.D.,
Dean of Durham
Contributors
Unknown:
Very Rev. C. A.
Alington
Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conductor, E. GODFREY BROWN
JAMES JOHNSTON (tenor)
Contributors
Leader:
Philip
Whiteway
Conductor:
E. Godfrey
Brown
Tenor:
James
Johnston
by MAURICE VINDEN from St. Mark's, North Audley Street
Contributors
Unknown:
Maurice
Vinden
The Practice and Science of Gardening: ' The Plant Cell: How Plants are
Built Up'
B. A. KEEN , D.Sc., F.R.S.
Contributors
Unknown:
B. A.
Keen
A Song Lesson
THOMAS ARMSTRONG , D.Mus.
Contributors
Unknown:
Thomas
Armstrong
Music by Liszt
G. D. Cunningham (organ) : Prelude
(Prelude and Fugue on B.A.C.H.).
The Paris Philharmonic Choir, conducted by Ernest Levy : Credo (Missa choralis)
Sigrid Onegin (contralto) : Die
Lorelei Walter Rehberg (pianoforte) : Sonetta del Petrarca
Alexander Brailowsky (pianoforte) and the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Julius Priiwer : Allegro maestoso (Concerto in E flat)
Grand Orchestre Philharmonique de
Paris, conducted by Selmar Meyrowitz : Part of First Movement, Faust (Faust Symphony)
Contributors
Unknown:
G. D.
Cunningham
Unknown:
Ernest
Levy
Contralto:
Sigrid
Onegin
Pianoforte:
Lorelei Walter
Rehberg
Pianoforte:
Alexander
Brailowsky
Conducted By:
Julius
Priiwer
Conducted By:
Selmar
Meyrowitz
Early Stages in German
A. H. WINTER
Contributors
Unknown:
A. H.
Winter
FREDERICK GRINKE (violin)
DOROTHY MANLEY (pianoforte)
Contributors
Violin:
Frederick
Grinke
Pianoforte:
Dorothy
Manley
The Royal Opera Orchestra, Covent
Garden, conducted by Eugene Goossens : Overture, The Bronze Horse (Auber)
The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sir Landon Ronald : Theme and Variations from Suite No. 3 (Tchaikovsky)
Contributors
Conducted By:
Eugene
Goossens
Conducted By:
Sir Landon
Ronald
HENRY WILLIAMSON
This afternoon Henry Williamson is to repeat the talk he gave on Wednesday evening of last week. He tells the story of an otter cub which he rescued from a drain after its mother had been killed. A cat suckling it saved its life. It was saved in early spring, and by midsummer had grown bigger than its foster-mother. Listeners will hear how it remained tame until one day it was caught in a rabbit-gin from which Williamson rescued it. From that day it was never seen again. Or was it ? His search for it, his anxiety that when an otter was killed it shouldn't turn out to be his little friend with maimed claws gives suspense and charm to this talk.
Contributors
Unknown:
Henry
Williamson
Unknown:
Henry
Williamson
PERCY MANCHESTER (tenor)
Contributors
Tenor:
Percy
Manchester
including. Weather Forecast
ANTHONY HURD
Contributors
Unknown:
Anthony
Hurd
(Section E)
Led by MARIE WILSON
Conducted by ARNOLD PERRY
ODA SLOBODSKAYA (soprano) Peter Cornelius, author, poet, and composer, and one .of the leaders of the self-styled 'New German ' school of music which gathered round Liszt at Weimar in the middle of last century, had been dead a good many years before his work began to receive anything like its fair share of success. The comic opera, The Barber of Baghdad, of which text and music are both his own, was performed only once in his lifetime, and was not revived until nearly thirty years later, at Munich. Weber's opera, Euryanthe, contains some of his finest music, but it is now rarely performed. It was killed, almost from the first, by the weakness of its libretto, which is one of the worst in operatic history. But the overture, one of Weber's best, has always been a favourite in the concert hall. It begins with an impetuous introduction ; the subject matter that follows is taken from songs in the opera, two of the chief being sung by the hero.
Contributors
Unknown:
Marie
Wilson
Conducted By:
Arnold
Perry
Conducted By:
Oda
Slobodskaya
The Third Edition of a Fortnightly
Topical Revue of the World's Entertainment
Featuring Personalities and News of the Stage, Screen, and Microphone
Introduced by HENRY KENDALL
(By arrangement with Warner Bros . First
National Productions, Ltd.) with THE BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by CHARLES SHADWELL
Devised by BERTRAM HENSON
Produced by JOHN WATT
Contributors
Introduced By:
Henry
Kendall
Arrangement With:
Warner
Bros
Conducted By:
Charles
Shadwell
Unknown:
Bertram
Henson
Produced By:
John
Watt
H. A. Mess , Ph.D.
Contributors
Unknown:
H. A.
Mess
MARIETTA and MARTHA AMSTAD (sopranos)
Contributors
Sopranos:
Martha
Amstad
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping
(from New York)
The Presidential Election
RAYMOND SWING
Contributors
Unknown:
Raymond
Swing
Blog
post that mentions
this programme:
in 'The Eve of All Souls'
A Miracle Play in four scenes by BERNARD WALKE
Characters
Mary Tregenza , the bride Her Mother.....Neighbours Her Father.....Neighbours Sarah Jane. ....Neighbours Daft Willie ....Neighbours
William Henry .....Neighbours Silas Penberthy. ....Neighbours
John Trevorrow , the bridegroom
Voices of those who have died in the Parish for the year, Priest, Choir,
Bell-ringers, and Villagers
Scene 1 : Dressing the bride
Scene 2 : Outside the church during the wedding
Scene 3 : The home of bride and bridegroom
Scene 4 : The church at night
From St. Hilary, Cornwall
And produced there by FILSON YOUNG
Contributors
Unknown:
Bernard
Walke
Unknown:
Mary
Tregenza
Unknown:
Sarah
Jane.
Unknown:
William
Henry
Unknown:
Silas
Penberthy.
Unknown:
John
Trevorrow
Unknown:
Filson
Young
WINIFRED SMALL and JEAN POUGNET
Contributors
Unknown:
Winifred
Small
Unknown:
Jean
Pougnet