by C. H. TREVOR
From The Concert Hall, Broadcasting
House Time Signal, Greenwich, at 2.0
From 2.0 to 4.15 Scottish Regional will radiate a programme of its own. Details on page 855.
A Running Commentary on the Second Half of the Inter-University Association Football Match by GEORGE F. ALLISON Relayed from The Arsenal Stadium
(Copyright. See notice on page 853)
' Pomona in the Pullens ', being another adventure of Pomona in Ireland by WINIFRED M. LETTS , arranged as a dialogue story with incidental music played by ERNEST LUSH
THE STAR GAZER
A Musical Play based on Edna Ferber's novel of the same name
Music by Jerome Kern
Book and Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein 2nd
Adapted for broadcasting by Henrik Ege
Cast:
(By arrangement with Gaumont British Picture Corporation,Ltd.) and THE B.B.C. THEATRE ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON
Prologue : On the Show Boat 'Cotton Blossom', 1927
Scenes: 1. On the 'Cotton Blossom', alongside the levee at Natchez, 1890; 2. The Box-Office and Theatre of the 'Cotton Blossom', three weeks later; 3. On the deck of the 'Cotton Blossom', the same night; 4. On the levee at Natchez, the next day; 5. At the Chicago World's Fair, 1893; 6. An Apartment house in Chicago, 1904: 7. The Trocadero Restaurant, Chicago, a few days later; 8. Ravenal's Apartment, 1927
Epilogue: On the Show Boat 'Cotton Blossom', 1927
Production by JOHN WATT
Contributors
Unknown:
Edna
Ferber
Music By:
Jerome
Kern
Unknown:
Oscar
Hammerstein
Production By:
John
Watt
GAYLORD RAVENAL:
Michael
Cole
KIM:
Edith
Day
Steve:
Walter
Plynge
Pete:
C Denier
Warren
Queenie:
Alberta
Hunter
Parthy Ann Hawks:
Margaret
Yarde
Captain Andy:
Percy
Parsons
Ellie:
Fay
Carroll
Frank:
Sydney
Keith
Julie:
Florence
McHugh
Joe:
Ike
Hatch
Charlie:
Maurice
Hansard
Landlady:
Mary
O'Farrell
Vallon:
W G
Ellwanger
MAGNOLIA:
Edith
Day
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