10.15 : THE DAILY SERVICE

10.30 : Weather Forecast for Farmers and Shipping

10.45 : THE BBC NORTHERN ORCHESTRA

Leader, Alfred Barker
. Conducted by H. Foster Clark
Robert J. Wilson (bass-baritone)

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11.45 : ERNEST LEGGETT AND THE CONTINENTAL PLAYERS

with Leonard Gowings

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12.30 : A BALLAD CONCERT

Janet Hamilton-Smith (soprano)
Charles True (baritone)

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13.00 : Gramophone Records DANCE MUSIC

13.45 : FRANK REA AND HIS ORCHESTRA

from the Orpheus Restaurant,
Belfast

14.30 : A PIANOFORTE RECITAL

by Kathleen Collins
A Beethoven Programme
Fantasia in G minor, Op. 77 Sonata in E minor, Op. 90
1 Mit Lebhaftigkeit und durchaus mit Empfindung und Ausdruck. 2 Nicht zu geschwind und sehr singbar vorzutragen
Rondo a capriccio, Op. 129 (Rage over the Lost Penny)

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15.00 : THE WORTHING MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA

Leader, Harry Lipman
Conductor, Herbert Lodge from the Town Hall, Worthing
Dorothea Aspinall and Audrey Piggott both come from musical families and began their careers at an early age. When twelve years of age Miss Aspinall won an Exhibition at Reading University, where she studied under Howard Jones for five years. Then, at the suggestion of Dr. George Dyson , she entered for an open scholarship at the Royal College of Music. This she won at the same time that Miss Piggott won an open scholarship for cello.
By a curious coincidence, they took as a secondary study each other's instruments. Dorothea Aspinall studied the piano with Lilian Gaskell and Irene Scharrer and Audrey Pig gott the cello under Ivor James , but later was granted a travelling scholarship in order to study for some months in Paris with Diran Alexanian.

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16.00 : A Sonata Recital

Audrey Piggott (violoncello)
Dorothea Aspinall (pianoforte)

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16.30 : LLOYD THOMAS

at the Organ of the Grenada,
Woolwich

17.00 : The Children's Hour

Programmes for all Regions 5.0-6.0

877 kc/s REGIONAL 342.1 m.
5.0 For the Little Ones An old fashioned fairy-tale, told by David
5.15 Welsh Programme
5.45 The Zoo Man as usual

1013 kc/s MIDLAND 296.2 m.
5.0 'Goodwill the Dog' - 1
1 a new serial story by GEORGE WRIGHT told by HUGH
'From Goats to Goldfish' a talk on the care of pets by VERA GREEN
'The Plain Tale of Bill Bloggs' by GARRY HOGG, told by JOHN BENTLEY
Selections by the NORRIS STANLEY SEXTET
5.45 Regional Programme

668 kc/s NORTH 449.1 m.
5.0 Your Own Ideas
'Looking for a House' a story by Joyce Blenkinsopp, aged 10
'My Wish' a poem by Norma Dawson, aged 13
'My Pussy' a poem by L. Parkinson, aged 8
'Springtime' and 'Tree Goblins' poems by Frances Maria Hartley,' aged 8
'Winter' a poem by Roy Robinson, aged 13
'When the Trees Vanished' a fairy story by Cynthia Blakeborough, aged 14
'When Graves Yawn' a play by Anthony Critchley, aged 15
5.45 Regional Programme

804 kc/s WALES 373.1 m.
5.0 November on the Farm
A talk by Jim Farmer
5.15 'Two by Two'
HAYDN ADAMS and TEIFION WILLIAMS (tenor and baritone)
THE Two COONS, MAI JONES and LYN JOSHUA (Singing at the Piano)
5.45 Regional Programme

977 kc/s N. IRELAND 307.1 m.
5.0 'Dance a baby diddy'
A programme for the smaller children with songs by ELSIE MCCULLOUGH
5.15 'The Mastersingers' by Wagner
The story of the opera told by T.O. CORRIN and illustrated by gramophone records
5.45 Regional Programme

767 kc/s SCOTTISH 391.1 m.
5.0 Tales from the Fionn Saga - 1
'The Testing of the Warriors' by the Rev. MALCOLM MACLEOD read by JAMES McKECHNIE
5.15 'Let's go Shopping' - 8
The children visit the Book shop
5.45 Regional Programme

18.00 : Reginald King and his Orchestra

Light Music by British Composers

18.35 : A Visit to the Quarterly Meeting at Long Ashton of the Federation of West Country Farmers

The members of this imaginary body have broadcast several times already in the West of England and National programmes. This evening they are discussing the new Government measures for land fertilisation. The speakers, most of whom are genuine farmers, and all of whom hold very genuine views on the subject will include -
Ian Orr-Ewing, M.P.
W. H. Limbrick
W. T. Price
G. Scott
S. T. Skelton
S. Wear
Under the Chairmanship of A. W . Ling
(From the Research Station, Long Ashton)
(Western Programme)
The Rt. Hon. W. S. Morrison , the new Minister of Agriculture, has been responsible for the inauguration of a new land fertility campaign, whereby basic slag and lime are being subsidised to farmers in order to improve the general condition of the grassland of the country. On September 29, in the National programme, Mr. Morrison made a broadcast statement to farmers in general.
This evening the imaginary Federation of West Country Farmers will take Mr. Morrison's broadcast talk as the text for their discussion.

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19.00 : THE SECOND NEWS

including Weather Forecast

19.20 : Interlude

19.30 : Bach at Cothen: 1

Antonio Brosa (violin)
George Ackroyd (flute)
Ernest Lush (harpsichord)
ANTONIO BROSA
Sonata No. 1 in G minor for unaccompanied violin
1 Adagio. 2 Fuga: Allegro. 3 Siciliano. 4 Presto
GEORGE ACKROYD ,ANTONIO BROSA ,
AND ERNEST LUSH
Trio in G for flute, violin, and harpsichord
I Largo. 2 Vivace. 3 Adagio. 4 Presto
Further programmes in this series will be broadcast as follows: Tuesday (Regional, 8.0), Wednesday (Regional, 6.0), Thursday (National,
7.30), and Saturday (National, 9.35).

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20.00 : ' SWIFT SERENADE '

The Swift Serenade
Concert Orchestra
The Singer, Violet Carson
The Speaker, David Porter
Concert arrangements by Ray Terry
(Northern Programme)

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20.30 : THE BBC MIDLAND ORCHESTRA

Leader, Alfred Cave
Conducted by Leslie Heward

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21.20 : SONGS YOU MIGHT NEVER HAVE HEARD, No. 3

A programme of new songs for whose probable popularity you are invited to vote
The singers
Morgan Davies
Eve Becke
Gerry Fitzgerald
Bertha Willmott
The Tin Pan Alley Trio
A Section of the BBC Men's Chorus
The BBC Variety Orchestra
Conducted by Mark H. Lubbock
Reginald Foort at the BBC
Theatre Organ
Ivor Dennis at the piano
'Compere, Bryan Michie
All the songs included in this programme were selected by a Committee of Listeners

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22.00 : NEWS SUMMARY

(including Weather Forecast)
SPORT, TOPICAL TALKS

22.25 : BERT FIRMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA

with GEORGE BARCLAY from The Cafe Anglais

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23.30 : LATE NEWS SUMMARY

Time Signal, Greenwich including Weather'Forecast

23.40 : A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS

Herbert Janssen (baritone): Der
Harfenspieler (Wolf)
Elena Gerhardt (mezzo-soprano):
Von ewiger Liebe (Op. 43, No. 1) (Brahms). Zum Schluss (Schumann)

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