Speakers :
Rhys Hopkin Morris ,
Welsh Regional Director of the BBC
Lord Davies of Llandinam
Sir Noel Ashbridge,
Chief Engineer of the BBC
Principal D. Emrys Evans,
M.A., B.Litt.,
Principal of the University College of North Wales
(From Bangor)
5.0 From Northern Ireland :
' Wee Tim and Conn the Tinker Man'
A story by DENIS O'DWYER , told by C. E. OWENS
5.15 A Selection of Verse
A programme of gramophone records
5.45 THE Zoo MAN
A Musical Comedy Operetta by Bruno Hardt-Warden
Music by Robert Stolz
(Midland Programme. For full details see page 30)
' Wild Violets' will be broadcast again tomorrow in the National programme at 7.50
Contributors
Unknown:
Bruno
Hardt-Warden
Music By:
Robert
Stolz
String Quartets, Op. 3 played by The Hirsch String Quartet:
Leonard Hirsch (violin) ; Reginald Stead (violin) ; Sydney Errington (viola) ; Leonard Baker (violoncello) Quartet in G, Op. 3, No. 3
1 Presto. 2 Largo. 2 Minuetto. 4 Presto
(From North)
This week listeners will have the opportunity of hearing the complete Op. 3, which will be given in further recitals on the following days-Tuesday (Regional 7.50), Wednesday (Regional 7.30), Thursday (National 6.40), and Saturday (National 9.20).
Contributors
Violin:
Leonard
Hirsch
Violin:
Reginald
Stead
Violin:
Sydney
Errington
Viola:
Leonard
Baker
The Griller String Quartet:
Quartet in A (Armstrong Gibbs)-1 Lento espressivo - Poco piu mosso. 2 Moderato-Allegro molto. 3 Andante moderato. 4 Con moto, ma non troppo
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