Listings
From page 97 of ' New Every Morning
How to Detect Rickets
By a Doctor
Egon Petri (pianoforte) : Soiree de
Vienne (Schubert)
Yvonne Printemps (soprano) with harpsichord : Au clair de la lune
(Lulli). Plaisir d'amour (Martini)
Natan Milstein (violin),
Leopold Mittman (pianoforte): Consolation
(No. 3) (Liszt). From my Homeland (No. 2) (Smetana)
Dennis Noble (baritone): The
Bedouin Love Song (Pinsuti). The Carnival (Molloy)
Egon Petri (pianoforte): Waltz,
Faust (Gounod, trans. Liszt)
Contributors
Soprano:
Yvonne
Printemps
Violin:
Natan
Milstein
Violin:
Leopold
Mittman
Baritone:
Dennis
Noble
Pianoforte:
Egon
Petri
by W. Greenhouse Allt from the Freemasons' Hall, Edinburgh
Directed by Henry Hall
Contributors
Directed By:
Henry
Hall
Under the direction of Johan Hock from Queen's College Chambers
Lecture Hall, Birmingham
A Quintet:
Thomas Petre (first violin); Stuart Jones ; Lena Wood (viola); Johan Hock (violoncello);
Tom Bromley (pianoforte)
Contributors
Unknown:
Johan
Hock
Unknown:
Thomas
Petre
Violin:
Stuart
Jones
Viola:
Lena
Wood
Viola:
Johan
Hock
Pianoforte:
Tom
Bromley
Directed by Frank Thomas
Contributors
Directed By:
Frank
Thomas
Theresa la Cava (mezzo-soprano)
Contributors
Mezzo-Soprano:
Theresa
La Cava
The BBC Midland Orchestra
Leader, Alfred Cave
Conducted by Leslie Heward
Alfred Cave (violin)
Norman Fraser (pianoforte)
ORCHESTRA
Overture, Lucio Silla (K.I 35)
NORMAN FRASER AND ORCHESTRA
Pianoforte Concerto No. 15, in B flat
(K.450)
1 Allegro. 2 Andante. 3 Allegro
ORCHESTRA
Symphony No. 25, in G minor
(K.183)
1 Allegro con brio. 2 Andante. 3 Minuetto. 4 Allegro
NORMAN FRASER AND ORCHESTRA
Rondo in A for Pianoforte and Orchestra (K.386)
ALFRED CAVE AND ORCHESTRA
Serenade No. 7, in D (K.250)
(Haffner)
Contributors
Conducted By:
Leslie
Heward
Violin:
Alfred
Cave
Pianoforte:
Norman
Fraser
Unknown:
Lucio
Silla
Unknown:
Norman
Fraser
Unknown:
Norman
Fraser
presented by Frank Stewart
Contributors
Presented By:
Frank
Stewart
including Weather Forecast
6.20 National Bulletin for Farmers
at the BBC Theatre Organ
T. Casey trained at the London Academy of Music, intending to become a conductor of opera. After some years in church work, he took to cinema organ playing in 1914 ; went to America after the war, and returned to play at the Regent Theatre, Brighton, where he remained for ten years. He has been with Provincial cinematograph theatres for sixteen years, and is at present organist at the Gaumont Palace, Chelsea. His recordings are well known.
Sir Walford Davies
Contributors
Speaker:
Sir Walford
Davies
Music Drama in One Act by Colin M. Campbell
(Libretto by C. Harold Bourne )
The BBC Orchestra
(Section C)
Led by Laurance Turner
Conducted by the Composer (First Broadcast Performance) See the article by Robert Hull on page 13
Contributors
Unknown:
Colin M.
Campbell
Unknown:
C. Harold
Bourne
Unknown:
Laurance
Turner
Thais (soprano):
Joan
Cross
Talmaae (tenor):
Edward
Reach
with LOUIS LEVY AND HIS SYMPHONY
(By permission of the Gaumont British Picture Corporation)
JANET LIND and ROBERT ASHLEY
Selection, Everything's Rhythm
Meskill and Ray
Here's Love In Your Eye (From the film The Big Broadcast of 1937)
Robin and Rainger
When Did You Leave Heaven? (From the film Sing, Baby Sing)...Whiting
I'm in a Dancing Mood (From the film This'll Make you Whistle)
Sigler, Goodhart and Hoffman
Selection, Swing Time.................Kern
Orchestrations by Peter Yorke
Contributors
Unknown:
Louis
Levy
Unknown:
Janet
Lind
Unknown:
Robert
Ashley
Unknown:
Peter
Yorke
Italian Programme
Gwenn Knight (soprano)
Esther Coleman (contralto)
John Duncan (baritone)
Diana Poulton (lute)
Contributors
Contralto:
Esther
Coleman
Baritone:
John
Duncan
Baritone:
Diana
Poulton
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping
A Romantic Play by Holt Marvell
With music by George Posford including John Garrick ,
Tessa Deane , and Dick Francis
The Players The Revue Chorus and The BBC Theatre Orchestra conducted by Charles Shadwell
Orchestrations by Harry Perritt
The action of the play takes place at the very beginning of the nineteenth century, first in Venice, later in the little German State of Wurtemburg.
Author's Note: The story, which attempts a fantastic explanation for Weber's writing ' Invitation to the Dance ', is purely imaginary and has no basis in historical fact
Musical Numbers
Venetian Moon (The Gondolier) The Menace of Venice (Pici)
First Love of All (Gianna and Max) The Sport of Kings (Gianna, Pici and the Ambassadors)
Great Grey Clouds (Max)
Let the World Go By (Gianna and Villagers)
Sweet April Weather (Gianna, Max and Chorus)
Toujours la politesse ! (Anabelle and Pici)
My Song (Gianna and Max)
Song, Invitation to the Waltz (Gianna and Chorus) By George Posford , in addition to Weber's famous work which is used in the production
' Invitation to the Waltz ' was broadcast on Wednesday in the Regional programme
Contributors
Play By:
Holt
Marvell
Music By:
George
Posford
Unknown:
John
Garrick
Unknown:
Tessa
Deane
Unknown:
Dick
Francis
Unknown:
Harry
Perritt
Unknown:
George
Posford
The King of Wurtemburg:
Bruce
Winston
Colonel Stauffnitz:
Leslie
Perrins
Carl Maria von Weber:
Carleton
Hobbs
Madame la Motte:
Violet
Marqucsita
Gianna Pici:
Tessa
Deane
Lorenzo Pici:
Dick
Francis
Anabelle:
Yvette
Darnac
Frau Heine:
Renee
de Vaux
Councillor Pascotto:
J Hubert
Leslie
Giovanni:
Charles
Mason
The Gondolier:
Cavan
O'Connor
The Austrian Ambassador:
Ian
Glennie
The Spanish Ambassador:
Cyril
Lidington
The French Ambassador:
Gustave
Ferrari
Max:
John
Garrick
Sir William Candover:
Wilfrid
Rooke Ley
with GENE CROWLEY and JOAN WENDY and KAY HERON from the Holborn Restaurant
, at 11.30
Contributors
Unknown:
Gene
Crowley
Unknown:
Joan
Wendy
Unknown:
Kay
Heron