Listings
: Weather Forecast
for Farmers and Shipping: THE B.B.C. NORTHERN ORCHESTRA
Leader, Alfred BarkerConductor, T. H. MORRISON
WINIFRED ROEBUCK (violin)
Contributors
: ARTHUR SALISBURY and his ORCHESTRA
Relayed from The Savoy Hotel: THE BELFAST WIRELESS ORCHESTRA
Leader, Philip WhitewayConductor, E. GODFREY BROWN
EILEEN MASON (soprano)
Contributors
: THE HUNGARIA Gypsy BAND
Conducted by GEORGE GARAYRelayed from The Hungaria Restaurant
Contributors
: A Ballad Concert
BETTY LESSLIE (soprano)DOROTHY GODFREY (violoncello)
(From Scottish)
Contributors
: The Children's Hour
Songs at the pianoforte by Toni FARRELLGrandfather Frog (No. 4) by Thornton W. Burgess , told by MAC
THE ZOO MAN
Microphone Correspondence
Contributors
: ' The First News '
including Weather Forecast and Bulletin for Farmers: THE B.B.C. MIDLAND ORCHESTRA
Leader, ALFRED CAVEConducted by LESLIE HEWARD
Contributors
: Famous Trials�5 'THE TRIAL OF LADY ALICE LISLE'
before Lord Chief Justice Jeffreys of the ' Bloody Assizes' at Winchester on August 27, 1685, on a charge of high treasonReconstructed from the Records by C. WHITAKER-WILSON
The order of the Speakers
Witnesses for the Prosecution :
Other Jurors : WALLACE EVENNETT ,
ADRIAN THOMAS and ERNEST BORROW
The Production by HOWARD ROSE This ' Famous Trial' will be repeated in the National programme tomorrow night.
Contributors
: The Music of Eric Coates
composer of Knightsbridge (In Town Tonight), including a new suite, TheThree Men
DORA LABBETTE (soprano)
THE B.B.C.
THEATRE ORCHESTRA
Leader, MONTAGUE BREARLEY
Conducted by THE COMPOSER
ORCHESTRA
March, London Bridge
I Fantasy, Cinderella
DORA LABBETTE AND ORCHESTRA
Back o' the Moon (The Mill o'
Dream o' Nights / Dreams)
ORCHESTRA
Symphonic Rhapsody No. i
Dance of the Orange Blossoms (The
Jester at the Wedding)
DORA LABBETTE AND ORCHESTRA Two Old English Songs : -
Who is Sylvia?
It was a lover and his lass
ORCHESTRA
New Suite, The Three Men
1. The Man from the Country 2. The Man about Town
- 3. The Man from the Sea
(First Performance)
March, Knightsbridge (In Town Tonight)
Contributors
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