Listings
: THE DAILY SERVICE
From page 53 of 'New Every Morning': OTHER WOMEN'S LIVES
Beatrice SingerBeatrice Singer is a married woman who is to broadcast under her maiden name. She has two children, runs a home-and a business at the same time. Three years ago, when : times were bad, she started an employment bureau for educated women, specialising in obtaining for them posts on the domestic side. In this short while she has built up a successful business and she will tell listeners something about her life.
Contributors
: THE BBC NORTHERN ORCHESTRA
Led by Harold JonesConducted by Alfred Barker
Gladys Willis (pianoforte)
Contributors
: THE COMMODORE GRAND ORCHESTRA
Leader, Charles VorzangerDirected by Harry Davidson from the Commodore Theatre,
Hammersmith
Contributors
: A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Gerhard Hiisch (baritone), Margaret Kilpinen (pianoforte): No. 1 Heimat. No. 2 Kleines Lied. No. 4 Ober die tausend Berge (Lieder der Lieber, Op. 61) Venezianisches Intermezzo, Op. 79, No. 4 (Kilpinen)Karol Szreter (pianoforte): Tarantella (Venice and Naples) (Liszt)
Conchita Supervia (mezzo-soprano), accompanied by Frank Marshall : Tonadillas. Las currutacas modestas — Callejeo. La maja dolorosa. Amor y odio-El tra-la-la y el punteado. El majo discreto-El majo timido (Granados-Periquet)
Contributors
: H. ROBINSON CLEAVER
at the BBC Theatre Organ: SPORT TENNIS AND SAILING
A running commentary on the final stages of the GRASS COURTCHAMPIONSHIPS by Colonel R. H. BRAND and F. H. GRISEWOOD from Queen's Club, London
THE TORBAY
INTERNATIONAL
CORONATION REGATTA described by Major ARTHUR WAYCOTT and JOHN N. LAMPSON
Contributors
: ORCHESTRE RAYMONDE
Conductor, George WalterTheresa la Cava (mezzo-soprano)
For several years Theresa la Cava studied at the Royal College of Music and privately under Signor Bacchi. Since that time Mme. la Cava has had a varied experience: ranging from concerts at camps and hospitals during the War to Lieder recitals and a concert at a harvest home in a stack yard of a Tudor farm in Kent.
Mme. la Cava first broadcast in 1928, and since that time she has been heard over the air on a number of occasions in various types of programme.
Contributors
: THE FIRST NEWS
including Weather Forecast: All Nationals except Droitwich A RECITAL
by Henry Mondi (baritone)6.30 YR EGWYL GYMRAEG
(The Welsh Interlude)
' Y Cymro mewn Dinas Estron '
(' Welshmen in a Foreign City')
Grace Wynne-Griffith
(From Bangor)
Contributors
: A RECITAL
Arthur Catterall (violin)Berkeley Mason (pianoforte)
Contributors
: ' THE BBC PRESENTS THE ABC'
An Alphabetical MiscellanyDevised by Alan Keith and produced by A. W. Hanson
Letter ' J '
Contributors
: MUSIC-HALL
BENNETT AND WILLIAMS Two Jovial Boys with their Phono-Fiddles(By permission of George Black)
ETHEL REVNELL AND GRACE WEST The Two Oddments
BILLY COTTON AND HIS BAND
COOKIE BOWERS Movie Cartoons' Mouthpiece
THE BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by CHARLES SHADWELL
Contributors
: THE THIRD NEWS
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping: THE BBC THEATRE ORCHESTRA
Leader, Montague BrearleyConducted by Harold Lowe
Denis O'Neil (tenor)
Contributors
: CHAMBER MUSIC
Reginald Kell (clarinet) Anthony Collins (viola)Kathleen Cooper (pianoforte)
Contributors
: LATE NEWS SUMMARY
including Weather Forecast: MIDNIGHT MUSIC
A programme of Melodies and Memories revived by HENRY HALL 'S MUSIC MAKERSContributors
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