by NORMAN ANDREW
Relayed from
The Town Hall, Manchester
Works by Cesar Franck
Prelude, Fugue and Variation, Op. 18 Choral No. 3, in A minor Caritabile .
Final, Op. 21
The Royal Choral Society, conducted by Malcolm Sargent , and Walter Glynne (tenor) : Hiawatha (Hiawatha's Wedding Feast) (Coleridae-Taylor) — You shall hear how Pau-Puk-Keewis ; But the gracious Hiawatha ; He was dressed in shirt of doe skin ; Till the wind became a whirlwind ; Onaway ! Awake, beloved ; Thus the gentle Chibiabos ; And they said 0 good lagoo
Contributors
Conducted By:
Malcolm
Sargent
Conducted By:
Walter
Glynne
of HIS MAJESTY'S COLDSTREAM GUARDS
His MAJESTY'S SCOTS GUARDS
His MAJESTY'S WELSH GUARDS
(By kind permission of the Officers
Commanding)
Relayed from The Quarry, Shrewsbury (Conducted by Major ANDREW HARRIS ,:
Director of Music, H.M. Welsh Guards, Senior Director of Music, The Brigade of Guards) (Conducted by Lieut. .H. E DOWELL,
Director of Music, H.M. Scots Guards) ; (Conducted by Lieut.
J. CAUSLEY WINDRAM , Director of Music, H.M. Coldstream Guards)
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrew
Harris
Unknown:
H. E
Dowell,
Unknown:
J. Causley
Windram
A play for Broadcasting by HORTON GIDDY
The main action of the play takes place on board a British Destroyer, which is lying at anchor in a tropical bay where, except for native fishing craft, the only other vessel is a foreign cruiser. It is an hour before sunset when the play opens.
The Voices heard are
Also Newsboys, Restaurant Customers, Street Criers, Travellers by Train etc., etc.;
The Production by PETER CRESWELL This play was broadcast in the National programme last night
Contributors
Broadcasting By:
Horton
Giddy
Production By:
Peter
Creswell
An Announcer:
Lindsay
Baxter
An Admiralty Telephonist:
Richard
Hurndall
A Quartermaster:
Alec
Finter-
The First Lieutenant:
Walter
Horsbrugh
Sub-Lieutenant:
Noel
Dryden
A Gunner:
J Adrian
Byrne
A Sailor:
Edwin
Ellis
A Signalman:
Percy
Goodyer
A Petty Officer:
William
Russell
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