Listings
From page 29 of ' New Every Morning '
at the Organ of the Rialto
Cinema, Coventry
Symphony Orchestra conducted by Pierre Monteux : Overture, The Trojans at Carthage (Berlioz)
Yehudi Menuhin and Orchestre
Symphonique of Paris conducted by Georges Enesco : Poeme, Op. 25 (Chausson)-Lento e misterioso-Animato - Poco lento - Allegro - Tempo 1
The BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Koussevitzky: Symphony No. 7, in C, Op. 105 (Sibelius)
Contributors
Conducted By:
Pierre
Monteux
Unknown:
Yehudi
Menuhin
Conducted By:
Georges
Enesco
Conductor, Arthur Cole from the Winter Gardens,
Cheltenham
Contributors
Conductor:
Arthur
Cole
from St. Mark's,
North Audley Street
Francis Sutton
Contributors
Unknown:
Francis
Sutton
Cricket
A commentary during play by HOWARD MARSHALL from Lord's
Contributors
Play By:
Howard
Marshall
Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Serge Kousstevitzky : Waltz (String Serenade) (Chaykovsky)
Arthur Rubinstein (pianoforte):
Seville (Albeniz)
Lettish Choir with Orchestra conducted by Kuper: Polonaise (Act 3) (Boris Godunov ) (Mussorgsky)
Contributors
Unknown:
Serge
Kousstevitzky
Pianoforte:
Arthur
Rubinstein
Unknown:
Boris
Godunov
Eric Parker
(An electrical recording of a talk previously broadcast in the National programme on May 29)
Contributors
Unknown:
Eric
Parker
by Jehanne Chambard
Contributors
Unknown:
Jehanne
Chambard
from the Pavilion Gardens, Buxton
Contributors
Leader:
Leonard
Hirsch
Conductor:
Maurice
Miles
A running commentary by Major G. Phipps-Hornby from Hurlingham
Today's polo match is the piece de resistance of the Indian Empire Garden Party to be held at Hurlingham-an occasion which gives those who have served, or are serving, in the Indian Civil Service and the Indian Army a chance to meet. It is understood that the All-India team will consist of Rao Rajah Hanut Singh and RajKumar Prithi Singh and two officers from the British forces in India, and that the World team will include representatives from various parts of the Empire.
Contributors
Commentary By:
Major G.
Phipps-Hornby
Unknown:
Rao
Rajah
Unknown:
Hanut
Singh
Unknown:
Rajkumar
Prithi
Antonia Butler (violoncello)
Kathleen Markwell (pianoforte)
Contributors
Unknown:
Antonia
Butler
Pianoforte:
Kathleen
Markwell
A commentary during play by HOWARD MARSHALL from Lord's
Contributors
Play By:
Howard
Marshall
with Walter Glynne
Contributors
Unknown:
Walter
Glynne
including Weather Forecast
Toys and the Making of Barrels
Described by craftsmen and introduced by F. H. Grisewood
(From Birmingham)
In this programme, which Midland is contributing as the first of a new series in the National programme, a foreman enameller from a hard toy factory in the Black Country will give an impression of his work in a trade which he has followed for twenty-one years. Then a young woman who designs dresses for a soft toy factory will speak for the other side of the industry. A journeyman cooper from Burton-on-Trent, who has been in the trade since boyhood will describe the making of barrels, and the ancient custom of initiating a young cooper who has completed his apprenticeship. A large barrel is built round the young man who has finished his time, and he is then rolled in the barrel for a short distance.
Contributors
Introduced By:
F. H.
Grisewood
Leader, J. Mouland Begbie
Conductor, Guy Warrack
Contributors
Leader:
J. Mouland
Begbie
Conductor:
Guy
Warrack
A Programme of Songs and Duets from the Theatre with Maria Elsner (soprano) Jan van der Gucht (tenor) and The BBC Theatre Orchestra
Leader, Montague Brearley
The programme arranged and conducted by Mark H. Lubbock
Contributors
Soprano:
Maria
Elsner
Soprano:
Jan van Der
Gucht
Leader:
Montague
Brearley
Conducted By:
Mark H.
Lubbock
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping
or ' The Derbyshire Angler '
A programme of sport and song written around Charles Cotton of Beresford Hall by D. G. Bridson with Tom Case 's Singers and the strings of the BBC Northern Orchestra
Led by Harold Jones
Conducted by Alfred Barker
Songs and music arranged by Crawford McNair
Produced by D. G. Bridson
(From Manchester)
The hero of this radio dramatic feature is Charles Cotton (1630-1687), the translator of Montaigne, the son-in-law of Izaak Walton , and the author of the second part of ' The Compleat Angler '. The programme will be presented in the form of a series of episodes, most of which are based on Izaak Walton 's classic.
Contributors
Unknown:
Charles
Cotton
Unknown:
Beresford
Hall
Unknown:
D. G.
Bridson
Unknown:
Tom
Case
Unknown:
Harold
Jones
Conducted By:
Alfred
Barker
Arranged By:
Crawford
McNair
Produced By:
D. G.
Bridson
Unknown:
Izaak
Walton
Unknown:
Izaak
Walton
Charles Cotton:
Ivan
Samson
The Scholar:
Carleton
Hobbs
Izaak Walton:
F A
Nichols
Maudlin:
Charlotte
Moss
Maudlin:
Doris
Howson
Hobbinol:
George
Allen
The Boy:
George
Noton
First Narrator:
Norma
Wilson
Second Narrator:
Fred
Fairclough
Max Rostal (violin)
Franz Osborn (pianoforte)
Contributors
Violin:
Max
Rostal
Pianoforte:
Franz
Osborn
from the Piccadilly Hotel.