Listings
: THE DAILY SERVICE
From page 85 of ' New Every Morning ': LUDWIG LEICHHARDT
An explorer who never returned' How many days, weeks, months ? No matter. I have found the secret. The heart of Australia. It is I, Ludwig Leichhardt , who am the first to see it. And it is the truth. At last the truth.'
The story written by J. D. L. Hood and Rayner Heppenstall
Production by John Richmond
(Empire Programme)
Contributors
: THE SPA ORCHESTRA
Leader, J. Andrew CooperConductor, Kneale Kelley from the Spa, Scarborough
Contributors
: The Second Test Match ENGLAND v. NEW ZEALAND
A commentary on the third day's play by P. G. H. Fender from Old Trafford, ManchesterContributors
: THE ECCLES BOROUGH BAND
Conductor, H. Clayton(From Manchester)
Contributors
: FROM MOZART TO MARX
A survey of recorded GermanLieder by Sydney Northcote , D.Mus. Loewe. Mendelssohn, Taubert
Contributors
: Jack Wilson and his Versatile Five
(From Birmingham): A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Robert Heger : Overture, Pique Dame (The Queen of Spades) (Suppe)Gitta Alpar (soprano): Doll's
Song (Tales of Hoffmann) (Offenbach). Bird's Song (Pagliacci) (Leoncavallo).
Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Szyfer: Mosaic Fantasia on Coppelia (Delibes, arr. Tavan)
Derek Oldham (tenor): Patiently
Smiling (Land of Smiles) (Lehdr). Castles in the Air (Lincke). Under the Lilac Bough (Lilac Time) (Schubert-Clutsam)
Orchestra of the Concerts
Colonne (Paris), conducted by Gabriel Pierne : Espana (Chabrier)
Contributors
: THE HUNGARIA GYPSY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by Bela Bizony from the Hungarian Restaurant,London
Contributors
: QUEER HAPPENINGS ® AT SEA
Commander A. B. Campbell(An electrical recording of a talk broadcast in the Regional programme on June 20)
Contributors
: The Second Test Match ENGLAND v. NEW ZEALAND
A commentary on the third day's play by P. G. H. Fender from Old Trafford, ManchesterContributors
: THE FIRST NEWS
including Weather Forecast: SWIFT SERENADE
Tommy Matthews and hisConcert Orchestra with Denise
Presented by David Porter
Concert arrangements by Ray Terry
(From Manchester)
Contributors
: THE BBC MIDLAND ORCHESTRA
Leader, Alfred CaveConducted, by Eric Warr
Arthur Roberts (pianoforte)
Contributors
: THE MAN BEHIND THE MELODIES
Some Musical Reminiscences(in person) by Herman Darewski
Arranged for broadcasting by Howard Thomas and Max Kester
With the following famous artists who helped to make his melodies known
Ellaline Terriss Violet Loraine
G. H. Elliott
Walter Williams
Bruce Bairnsfather
Lola Shari and Morgan Davies
The BBC Theatre Orchestra and Section of the Men's Chorus
Conducted by Mark H. Lubbock
Contributors
: THE THIRD NEWS
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping: CHAMBER MUSIC
Miriam Licette (soprano)The Griller String Quartet:
Sidney Griller (violin) Jack O'Brien (violin) Philip Burton (viola)
Colin Hampton (violoncello) Max Gilbert
Contributors
: THE POETS
John Clare-the Ploughman-Poet of NorthamptonshireSelected and read by Owen Reed
Contributors
: ROY FOX AND HIS BAND
with MARY LEEDENNY DENNIS
BARRY GRAY SID BUCKMAN
JOHN BLACKLEY and THE CUBS
Contributors
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