Listings
: THE DAILY SERVICE
@ From page 41 of ' New Every Morning ': A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Gaspar Cassado (violoncello) :Minuet, Op. 14, No. 1 (Paderewski, arr. Cassado). Spanish Dance (Aragonesa) (Cassado). Melody, Op. 42, No. 3 (Chaykovsky)
Alfred Cortot (pianoforte) :
Kinderscenen (Scenes from Childhood) (Schumann)-1 Of Foreign Lands and Peoples. 2 Strange Story. 3 Playing ' tag '. 4 Child's Petition. 5 Quite Happy. 6 Important Event. 7 Dreaming. 8 At the Fireside. 9 Knight of the Hobby Horse. 10 Almost too severe. 11 Frightening. 12 Child falling asleep. 13 The Poet Speaks
Bronislaw Hubermann (violin) :
Romanza andaluza (Sarasate). Choral Prelude, Nun komm der Heiden Heiland (Come, Redeemer of the Gentiles) (Bach, arr. Hubermann). Waltz in A, Op. 39 (Brahms, arr. Hochstein)
Contributors
Unknown:
Gaspar
Cassado
Pianoforte:
Alfred
Cortot
Violin:
Bronislaw
Hubermann
: A COURSE OF BIBLE TALKS
' The Archsdogical Background of the Old Testament ' -(Foundations of Bible History)
S. H. Hooke
Professor of Old Testament Studies in the University of London
Contributors
Unknown:
S. H.
Hooke
: THE BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA
Leader, Frank ThomasConducted by Mansel Thomas
Nancy Thomas (soprano)
Contributors
Leader:
Frank
Thomas
Conducted By:
Mansel
Thomas
Soprano:
Nancy
Thomas
: The First Test Match ENGLAND v. NEW ZEALAND
A commentary by Howard Marshall from Lord'sContributors
Commentary By:
Howard
Marshall
: AN ORGAN RECITAL
by Berkeley Mason from the Concert Hall,Broadcasting House
Contributors
Unknown:
Berkeley
Mason
: FOR THE SCHOOLS
Interlude2.5 Science and Gardening
' The Development of Horticulture '
C. H. MIDDLETON
2.25 Interlude
2.30 Concert
Thomas Armstrong , D.Mus. and Laurence Holmes (tenor)
Contributors
Unknown:
C. H.
Middleton
Unknown:
Thomas
Armstrong
Tenor:
Laurence
Holmes
: A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
George Boulanger and his Orchestra : Intermezzo, Forget - me - not (Macbeth). Valse triste (Vccsey). Hungarian March Pot-Pourri (Pecsi Prichystal)Tino Rossi (tenor) : Reviens,
Cherie (Cyrlerog - Gardont, and Patruno). Des peines d'amour (Charlys and Himmel).
London Palladium Orchestra, conducted by Richard Crean : Scenes pittoresques (Massenet) - Angelus ; Gypsy Merrymaking
Boston Promenade Orchestra, conducted by Arthur Fiedler : March, Entry of the Boyarda (Halvorsen)
Contributors
Unknown:
George
Boulanger
Tenor:
Tino
Rossi
Unknown:
Richard
Crean
Conducted By:
Arthur
Fiedler
: THE HOTEL VICTORIA ORCHESTRA
Leader, A. SpieroUnder the direction of Emilio Colombo from the Hotel Victoria
Contributors
Leader:
A.
Spiero
Unknown:
Emilio
Colombo
: A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
London Palladium Orchestra conducted by Richard Crean : Marche symphonique (Savins). Japanese Carnival (de Basque)Orchestra Mascotte: Waltz, Les
Fleurs (The Flowers) (Waldteufel). Waltz, Woodland Whispers (Joost)
Alfredo Campoli and his Orchestra: Tango Habanera (Payan, arr. Hartley). Obstination (Stubbornness) (Fontenailles, arr. Crook)
Albert Sandier and his Orchestra:
Prelude (Hadyn Wood). Si mes vers avaient des ailes (Hahn). Frasquita Serenade (Lehdr).
Contributors
Conducted By:
Richard
Crean
Unknown:
Alfredo
Campoli
Unknown:
Albert
Sandier
: The First Test Match
ENGLAND v. NEW ZEALANDA commentary by Howard Marshall from Lord's
Contributors
Commentary By:
Howard
Marshall
: FRED HARTLEY AND HIS SEXTET
with Brian Lawrance Souvenirs of Song, No. 4(All arrangements by Fred Hartley )
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Lawrance
Arrangements By:
Fred
Hartley
: THE FIRST NEWS
including Weather Forecast: FOR FARMERS ONLY
Farm HorsesW. S. Mansfield and J. G. Stewart
Contributors
Unknown:
S.
Mansfield
Unknown:
J. G.
Stewart
: BOCCHERINI-l
Chamber Music played by The Kutcher String Quartet:Samuel Kutcher (violin) ; Max Saal peter (violin) ; Raymond Jeremy (viola) ; Douglas Cameron (violoncello)
Quartet in C
1 Allegro con moto. 2 Minuetto. 3 Adagio. 4 Finale: Allegro giusto
Boccherini was one of the foremost 'cellists of the eighteenth century, and also a composer of immense industry. It used to be said that he was a fountain of which it was only necessary to turn on the tap to produce a stream of music. He left no fewer than 467 instrumental works, including twenty symphonies, all of them marked by simple, natural melodiousness and by a dignified and courtly style. He and Haydn had a mutual regard, and the relation of Boccherini's music to that of the more famous master was characterised in the saying that ' Boccherini was the wife of Haydn '.
Further programmes in this series will be broadcast as follows: Tuesday (Regional, 9.40), Wednesday (Regional, 8.0), Thursday (National,
8.0), and Friday (National, 10.0).
Contributors
Violin:
Samuel
Kutcher
Violin:
Max
Saal
Violin:
Raymond
Jeremy
Viola:
Douglas
Cameron
: MONDAY AT SEVEN
Presented by Harry S. Pepper and John WattSinging commere, Judy Shirley
7.0 Walsh and Barker
The Well-Known Duettists
7.10 Claude Hulbert and Bobbie Comber
(The Big Business Boys)
'At it Again'
Exploit No. I by H. E. Kavanagh
7.20 Peter Taunton in ' Ici Radio Boloni'
7.30 Inspector Hornleigh
Investigates
3-The Man from Hobart by Hans W. Priwin
In this series of sketches, Inspector Hornleigh interrogates the various witnesses, and in each case the witness makes some slip which convicts him. Are you as astute as Inspector Hornleigh? The mistake the witness makes will not be disclosed until the end of the programme.
7.40 Tunes to Come-4
Judy Shirley and The BBC Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Charles Shadwell
Contributors
Presented By:
Harry S.
Pepper
Presented By:
John
Watt
Unknown:
Judy
Shirley
Unknown:
Claude
Hulbert
Unknown:
Bobbie
Comber
Unknown:
H. E.
Kavanagh
Unknown:
Peter
Taunton
Unknown:
Hans W.
Priwin
Unknown:
Inspector
Hornleigh
Unknown:
Judy
Shirley
Conducted By:
Charles
Shadwell
: 'THE STRANGE ADVENTURES OF MR. PENNY '
by Maurice MoiseiwitschSecond Series: Episode No. 12 with Richard Goolden as Mr. Penny (By permission of Claud Jenkins of Daly's
Theatre) and Doris Gilmore as Mrs. Penny
Contributors
Unknown:
Maurice
Moiseiwitsch
Unknown:
Richard
Goolden
Unknown:
Claud
Jenkins
Unknown:
Doris
Gilmore
: THE THIRD NEWS
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping: 'DON JUAN DE MANARA'
Acts 3 and 4 of Goossens'sOpera from the Royal Opera House,
Covent Garden
The action takes place in Spain towards the end of the sixteenth century
Cast
Chorus of revellers and nuns
Conductor, EUGENE GOOSSENS
Chorus Master, Robert Ainsworth
Producer, Harald Andr6
Scene : A room in a fashionable
Posada in Madrid
Contributors
Conductor:
Eugene
Goossens
Chorus Master:
Robert
Ainsworth
Don Pedro:
Harold
Williams
Don Cristobal de Aranda:
John
Dudley
Don Enrique:
Morgan
Davies
Don Luis:
Frank
Sale
Dona Paquita:
Marie
Burke
Gomez:
Roy
Devereux
Don Juan de Manara:
Lawrence
Tibbett
Sanchez:
Booth
Hitchin
Marta:
Stella
Andreva
Phantoms: Don Jose:
Dennis
Noble
Phantoms: Dom Mortes:
Norman
Allin
Phantoms: Don Luis:
Frank
Sale
Phantoms: Dona Carolina:
Mae
Craven
Phantoms: Dona Ines:
Margaret
Carlisle
: ' During the Interval'
Fables of La FontaineA reading from the translation of Edward Marsh , by H. S. Ede
Tonight, and again next Monday at the same time, a number of La Fontaine's fables will be read from translations made by a man of letters who must have been secretary to more distinguished statesmen than any other man in modern times. Sir Edward Marsh-he was knighted in February of this year-is now private secretary to Mr. Malcolm MacDonald and is probably best known for his secretarial services to Mr. Winston Churchill and Mr. J. H. Thomas. He is an inveterate firstnighter, published a 'Memoir of Rupert Brooke ' in 1918, and his translations of ' Fables of La Fontaine' in 1931. They are exceedingly amusing and freely adapted to everyday speech. Those that are to be read tonight are The Young Widow', ' The Lark and the Farmer ', ' The Married Couple and the Burglar ', ' The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse 'The Fox and the Stork', and The Old Maid's Marriage '.
Contributors
Unknown:
Edward
Marsh
Unknown:
H. S.
Ede
Unknown:
Edward
Marsh-He
Unknown:
Rupert
Brooke
: 'DON JUAN DE MANARA',
Act 4 from Covent GardenScene : Nave of the Church of the Sacred Rosary
: JACK JACKSON AND HIS BAND
from the Dorchester Hotel: DANCE MUSIC
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