Listings
: THE WESTERN STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Leader, Frank ThomasPauline Maunder (soprano) From 11.30 to 12.0 Scottish Regional will radiate a programme of its own.
Details on page 207.
From 12.0 to 12.30 Belfast will radiate a programme of its own. Details on page 207.
Contributors
: A Programme of Gramophone Records
Vocal and InstrumentalDennis Noble (baritone) : The
Carnival (Molloy) ; Will she be waiting up ? (Sterndale Bennett)
Jean Dennery (pianoforte) : Polonaise in A, Op. 40 (Chopin); Ballad, No. 3, Op. 47 (Chopin)
Dennis Noble : Bedouin Love Song
(Pinsuti) ; Son o' mine, and The Rebel (Freebooter Songs) (William Wallace )
Contributors
: ARTHUR SALISBURY and his ORCHESTRA
Relayed from The Savoy HotelFrom 3.5 to 3.25 West Regional will radiate a programme of its own, which will also be taken by North Regional.
Details on page 205.
: The Belfast Wireless Orchestra
Conducted by Peter MontgomeryMay Turtle (soprano)
Contributors
: A Ballad Concert
EDNA PICKERING (pianoforte)EILEEN BLAKE (soprano)
Contributors
: The Children's Hour
Tales of Hatchetty Hollow : No. 5 'All's Well that Ends Well', by ALAN C. JENKINS , told by BARBARA THE ZOO MAN' Embroidered History', by Major
J. T. Gorman , told by MAC
Gramophone Records
Contributors
: ' The First News '
Weather Forecast, First General News Bulletin and Bulletin for Farmers: PHYLLIS SCOTT (soprano) and JOHN RORKE (baritone)
in Coon Songs PHYLLIS SCOTT at the Piano: THE B.B.C. ORCHESTRA (Section D)
(Led by LAURANCE TURNER )Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
LESLIE ENGLAND (pianoforte)
Contributors
: 'Old Words to New Music'
By JAMES DYRENFORTH (the words) and KENNETH LESLIE-SMITH (the music) (Authors of ' Love Needs a Waltz' and ' Puritan Lullaby ')People in the Play
THE REVUE CHORUS and THE B.B.C. THEATRE ORCHESTRA
Under the direction of STANFORD
ROBINSON
Orchestrations by PHIL CARDEW
Contributors
: News Summary
Weather Forecast and News: DANCE MUSIC
JACK JACKSON and his BANDRelayed from The Dorchester Hotel
Contributors
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