Listings
: THE DAILY SERVICE
from page 77 of ' New Every Morning ': QUENTIN MACLEAN
at the Organ of the TrocaderoCinema, Elephant and Castle
: A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Artur Schnabel (pianoforte) and the Pro Arte Quartet: Quintet in A, Op. 81 (Dvorák)-1 Allegro ma non tanto. 2 Dumka. 3 Scherzo (Furiant) Molto vivace. 4 Finale: Allegro.The Pro Arte Quartet: Interludium in modo antico. Orientale.
(Nos. 3 and 2 of Five Novelettes, Op. 15) (Glazunov)
Contributors
: THE BBCWELSH ORCHESTRA
Leader, Frank Thomas .Conducted by Mansel Thomas
Clifford Deri (baritone)
Contributors
: Cricket OXFORD v. CAMBRIDGE
A commentary during play by HOWARD MARSHALL from Lord'sContributors
: THE ST. DENNIS SILVER PRIZE BAND
Conductor, C. H. Baker from the Foster Hall, Bodmin (Soloist, M. BUNT> )Contributors
: THE JOHN MACARTHURQUINTET
Directed by John MacArthur(From Glasgow)
Contributors
: Gramophone Records KINGS OF SONG
I-American Stage and Film tune writersRogers and Hart
Fields and McHugh Gordon and Revel
Presented by Leonard G. Feather
Contributors
: EVENSONG
from St. Paul's CathedralOrder of Service
Psalm xxxvii
Lesson, I Kings xvii
Magnificat (Bennett in E flat) Lesson, Luke x, 23-xi, 13
Nunc Dimittis (Bennett in E flat)
Anthem, Jesu, the very thought of Thee (Bairstow)
Jesu, the very thought of Thee
With sweetness fills my breast ; But sweeter far Thy face to see, And in Thy presence rest.
(St. Bernard) (Translated by E. Caswall )
Hymn, Thy Kingdom come (E.H.
504)
Contributors
: An Interlude of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Isolde Menges (violin): Gavotte in E (Bach, arr. Kreisler). Poem (Fibich). Zephyr (Hubay): CricketOXFORD v. CAMBRIDGE
A commentary during play by HOWARD MARSHALL from Lord'sContributors
: AMBROSEAND HIS ORCHESTRA
from the Monte Carlo Restaurant,Paris Exhibition
: THE FIRST NEWS
including Weather Forecast: THE ROYALAGRICULTURAL SHOW
Viewpoints and personalities from the Show Ground at WrottesleyPark, Wolverhampton
This year the Royal Agricultural Show is being held from July 6 to July 10, and Anthony Hurd will bring to the microphone some of the well-known personalities in the British farming world.
Contributors
: A RECITAL
Alan Hyde (horn)John Wills (pianoforte)
Contributors
: BACKGROUND TO SPORT
' Breeding the Racehorse'J. D. Robertson and Captain Eric Rickman
(' Robin Goodfellow ' of the Daily
Mail)
Contributors
: The Opera Group presents 'BLUEBEARD'
A Comic Opera by Jacques OffenbachBeing selected music with a narrative based on the libretto (after Meilhac and Halevy) by Charles Lamb
Kenney
Written and adapted for the microphone by Kathleen Nott and Ernst Schoen
The BBC Revue Chorus and The BBC Theatre Orchestra
Conducted by Georg Knepler with The action takes place in a village belonging to Lord Bluebeard, at the Court of King Boteche, in Lord Bluebeard's castle, and again at the Court
Contributors
: THREE IN WALTZ TIME
Alleyne and Leonhardt(Two Pianos) and Lola Shari
The programme presented by Douglas Moodie
Contributors
: THE THIRD NEWS
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping: ' I PROTEST '
Short talks on Common Nuisances: THE BOYD NEEL ORCHESTRA
Leader, Louis WilloughbyConductor, Boyd Neel
Doris Owens (contralto)
Eric Greene (tenor)
Contributors
: THE NEW GEORGIAN TRIO
Two- Country Dances John Stanley, - arr. BridgewaterTwo Pieces from the Queen of Sheba - Gounod, arr. Bridgewater
Jumping Jack - Sabathil
Valse nocturne - Tokayer
Chatterbox - Raff, arr. Bridgewater
Sicilienne - Faure
Tarantella - Busé
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