10.15 : THE DAILY SERVICE

10.30 : Weather Forecast

for Farmers and Shipping

10.45 : The BBC Welsh Orchestra

Leader, Frank Thomas
Conductor, Idris Lewis
Ceredig Jones (baritone)
Until he was twenty years of age, Ceredig Jones worked on his father's farm, and spent all his leisure time studying music with the village schoolmaster. After several successes at Eisteddfodau he entered the Royal Academy of Music, and in two years he gained the L.R.A.M. Diploma and the Academy's Bronze and Silver Medals. One of his greatest successes in his native country was his rendering of the bass part in Messiah, in Neath in August, 1934.

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11.30 : Felton Rapley

at the Organ of the Gaumont Palace, Birmingham

12.00 : FRANK BIFFO'S BRASS QUINTET

(All arrangements by Guy Fletcher and Jack Beaver )

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12.30 : A BALLAD CONCERT

Ethel Lyon (soprano)
Leslie Jones (baritone)

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13.00 : AS I LOOK BACK

Commander A. B. Campbell
(An electrical recording of the talk broadcast in the National programme on September 5)

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13.20 : CHAMBER MUSIC

The Griller String Quartet from Queen's University, Belfast

14.00 : Gramophone Records DANCE MUSIC

14.30 : A LIGHT CLASSICAL CONCERT

Ruth Perry (mezzo-soprano)
The Philharmonic String Trio:
David Martin (violin)
Frederick Riddle (viola)
James Whitehead (violoncello)

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15.15 : THE CENTRAL BAND OF HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL AIR FORCE

(By permission of the Air Council)
Conducted by Squadron-Leader R. P. O'Donnell , M.V.O., Director of Music, Royal Air Force from the Royal Air Force
Headquarters, Uxbridge

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16.15 : THE BATH PUMP ROOM ORCHESTRA

Leader, Norman Rouse
Conductor, Maurice Miles from The Pump Room, Bath

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17.00 : THE CHILDREN'S HOUR

18.00 : A RECITAL

The Maurice Cole Trio:
Winifred Small (violin)
Kathleen Moorhouse (violoncello)
Maurice Cole (pianoforte)
Most of the chamber music of Schumann's later period shows unmistakable traces of the weariness which was falling on his spirit as a result of successive attacks of mental depression and bodily illness. But the Trio in D minor is far less affected by any such weakness than his other music composed in those last years, and, though a restlessness of spirit can easily be heard in it, the music has its moments of self-confident energy too.

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18.45 : THE METROPOLITAN BOROUGH ELECTIONS

John Maud
The polling for the Metropolitan Borough Council elections takes place on November 1. John Maud , who is well known as an authority on local government, will describe the work that is done by these councils, and show listeners why it is important that they should use to the full their privilege of the vote, whatever their political views may be.

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19.00 : THE SECOND NEWS

including Weather Forecast

19.20 : Interlude

19.30 : A RECITAL

by Clifford Deri (baritone)

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19.50 : ' MIDLAND PARLIAMENT

20.40 : BBC BALLROOM

Dancing tonight to
Herman Darewski and his
New Melody Rhythm Band
Admission by radio only
This is the third broadcast in the series from the BBC Ballroom, and the popular conductor to be starred tonight is that great personality, Herman Darewski , fresh from yet another triumphant season at Bridlington, where this summer a million people paid for admission to the Spa Royal Hall. He has given one broadcast already since his return, the occasion being when he reintroduced his New Rhythm Band to the South, and broadcast from a London studio on October 6. This orchestra made its debut on the air in April, went with him to Bridlington, and broadcast from there in May. They played with him there during the season and will be incorporated in the New Melody Rhythm Band he presents tonight.
Darewski, broadcasting for the first time from the already famous BBC Ballroom (will listeners please note that they cannot be allotted tickets just yet ?) has planned a new device whereby those dancing in their homes, with the radio on, may find, to their surprise, that they hear themselves dancing. He hopes that as many listeners as possible will dance tonight. Listeners will hear an ' actuality ' programme-a band of seventeen, announcements, requests for particular dances, the real thing. Darewski is very anxious for listeners, whether they are dancing or no, to write and tell him how the broadcast comes over.

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21.20 : Northern Music-Hall VARIETY

from
THE GRAND THEATRE,
DONCASTER
In tonight's broadcast from this perennially popular Variety theatre, listeners are likely to hear, among other fine acts appearing at the Grand, Doncaster, this week, Castelli (Harry) and his Gypsy Accordion Band, Mills and Fred, comedy act, Rhys and Elsie, vocalists and a piano, and Peter Raynor , ventriloquist and mimic.

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22.00 : NEWS SUMMARY

(including Weather Forecast)
SPORT. TOPICAL TALKS

22.25 : BRAM MARTIN AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA

with GENE CROWLEY from the Holborn Restaurant

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23.30 : LATE NEWS SUMMARY

including Weather Forecast

23.40 : A RECITAL OF FRENCH-CANADIAN FOLK SONGS

Sarah Fischer (soprano)
Dans Pari

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