Listings
: THE BATH PUMP ROOM ORCHESTRA
Conductor, Edward DunnRelayed from The Pump Room, Bath
Contributors
: A Programme of Gramophone Records
A Recital by EILEEN JOYCE and ELSIE SUDDABYEileen Joyce (pianoforte) : La Danse d'Olaf (Pick Mangiagalli); Si Oiseau j'etais a toi je volerai (If I were a bird, to you I would fly) (Hanseti) ; En route (Palmgren)
Elsie Suddaby (soprano): By thy banks, gentle Stour (Boyce, arr. Lehmann); Nymphs and Shepherds (Purcell)
Eileen Joyce Intermezzo, No. 6, Op.
76 (Brahms); Rhapsody, No. 4, Op. 119 (Brahms)
Elsie Suddaby : Almond Tree (Schumann) ; Cradle" Song (Schubert)
Eileen Joyce ; Etude de Concert, in A flat (De Schlozer)
Contributors
: The Belfast Wireless Orchestra
Conductor, E. GODFREY BROWNRUTH GEORGE (soprano)
Contributors
: An Organ Recital
by CLIFFORD MARSHALLRelayed from The Town Hall,
Manchester
Contributors
: THE TOWER ORCHESTRA
Conducted by W. ARTHUR CLARKERelayed from
The Tower Ballroom, Birmingham
Contributors
: A Programme of Gramophone Records
Walford Hyden and his MagyarBand : Viva Grana (arr. Hyden)
John Hendrik (tenor) : Love in Bloom (Robin and Rainger) ; Remembrance (Allen, Green and Melfi)
The Steiner Salon Orchestra : In a Toy Shop (Jesscl)
Art Tatum (pianoforte) : After you're gone
Ronald Murgatroyd (tenor) : In your arms tonight
The Carlyle Cousins with Quaglino's
Quartet: America Calling
Walford Hyden and his Magyar
Band : La Cuaracha (D'Lorah)
Contributors
: The Children's Hour
'Silver Candlesticks', a ChristmasAdventure on the North Road, by MARION V. HAYES
The cast includes: Ivan Rohan ;
Harold Reese ; Ralph de Rohan ;
Ethel Lodge; Cyril Nash ;
Charles Lefeau
Competition Results
Contributors
: 'The First News
including Weather Forecast, followed by Regional Announcements by Regional Announcements: THE REEL PLAYERS
Leader, MARGARET SMARTROBERT BURNETT (baritone)
HUNTER MACMILLAN (pianoforte)
(From Scottish Regional)
Contributors
: THE WIRELESS MILITARY BAND
Conductor,B. WALTON O'DONNELL
RONALD GOURLEY
(entertainer)
Contributors
: The Cafe Colette Orchestra
Directed by WALFORD HYDEN in a programme of dance music from the Continent and other parts of the world, with LILY BIRAWERMARCEL DE HAES and LEO DE POKORNY
Produced by A. W. HANSON
This broadcast grows in popularity. It never stales because each time it comes on the air both music and dialogue are new. One or two old favourites will be included again, of course, by request, and all the artists to appear tonight have delighted Cafe Colette fans before. Leo de Pokorny, who is to compere, is just back from a long tour in Cedric Harwicke's part in The Late Christopher Bean. He will give a Christmas flavour to this evening's programme.
Contributors
: 'Blue Beard
founded upon Arthur Collins's Drury Lane PantomimeJ. Hickory Wood
Popular Songs from the Past by various
Authors and Composers. Additional
Tunes by George Barker and Robert Chignell. Orchestral arrangements by Robert Chignell and Thomas Butterworth
Principal Characters
The cast will also include :
DORREEN SEASON, NORA BLAKEMORE,YVONNE MORLEAU, ROSE SMITH-ROSE, IRIS JAY
THE REVUE CHORUS and THE B.B.C. VARIETY ORCHESTRA conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON
Adaptation and Production by GORDON MCCONNEL
Contributors
: JACK JACKSON and his BAND
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