Listings
: THE BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA
Leader, Frank ThomasConductor, Idris Lewis
Gwen Hirst (contralto)
Contributors
: A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alois Melichar : Overture, The Jolly Robbers (Suppe)Elizabeth Rethberg (soprano):
Hab' ich nur deine Liebe (Boccaccio) (Suppe)
Willi Domgraf - Fassbaender :
Weberlied (The Gypsy Baron) (Johann Strauss )
The Berlin State Opera Orchestra, conducted by Alois Melichar : Overture, The Opera Ball (Heuberger)
Richard Tauber (tenor) : Im chambre separee (The Opera Ball) (Heuperger)
Emmy Bettendorf (soprano), and Herbert Ernst Groh (tenor) : Love Duet, 0 Holdes Bild (Barber of Bagdad) (Cornelius)
Alessandro Stradella (Flotow)
The Berlin State Opera House Orchestra, conducted by Frieder Weiss -man : Overture
Fritzi Jokl (soprano) : Seid metner
Wonne stille Zeugen
Joseph Schmidt (tenor):
Virgin Maria
Contributors
: A BALLAD CONCERT
Anne Dawson (soprano)John Lalitte (baritone)
ANNE DAWSON
Contributors
: A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Marek Weber and his Orchestra:Viennese Memories of Lehar (arr. H. Hall )
Magyari Imre and his Hungarian
Gypsy Orchestra: The Broken Fiddle (Pisto). Messina Waltz (Bela). I'd be a tree, if you'd be my blossom (Arfad)
Tino Rossi (tenor): II pleut sur la route (Chamfleury, Himmel). Dans l'ombre du passe (Pirrot, Di Lazaro , Lacalle). Amapola (Sauvant, Chamfleury, Lacalle)
Orchestre Mascotte : Goodnight
Waltz (Wood, Bilio, Conrad). Evening Star Waltz (Lanner-Hohne)
The Bohemians: Waltz, Oranges from Spain (Winkler). Day in the Tyrol (Romer and Faun). Bohemian Polka (Schwanda the Bagpiper) (Weinberger)
Contributors
: ' MR. PIM PASSES BY'
A comedy by A. A. MilnePresented by the Oxford Repertory
Players
(under the direction of Eric Dance and Stanford Holme)
Cast
The action of the play takes place in the morning-room of Marden House, Buckinghamshire, on a day in July
Production by Lance Sieveking
(Midland Programme)
' Mr. Pim Passes By' was broadcast in the Regional programme last night
Contributors
: ' THE MACHINE THAT SCREAMED'
A short story written for broadcasting by L. G. HorsefieldContributors
: A SONATA RECITAL
Anthony Collins (violin)Kathleen Cooper (pianoforte)
Egon Kornauth is a forty-six-year-old Moravian composer who has done his best work in the field of chamber music, though he has also written a quantity of orchestral music, piano music, and songs. Even as a schoolboy he held an organist'* post in his native Olmiitz, played the cello in the local theatre and
Contributors
: FRIENDS TO TEA
A vest pocket vaudevilleProduced by Ernest Longstaffe with Clarence Wright
Walter Badham
Cal McCord and Jean Melville
Accompanied by Rae Jenkins , violin and viola
Fred Alexander , violoncello and guitar
Ivor Dennis at the piano
Compere, Peter Mosley
Contributors
: Reginald King and his Orchestra
Light Music by British Composers: PHYLLIS SCOTT and JOHN RORKE SONGS FROM HERE AND THERE'
Phyllis Scott at the pianoforteContributors
: THE SECOND NEWS
including Weather Forecast: THE BACH FAMILY-I
J. S. Bach 's great-uncles and unclesBerkeley Mason (organ)
The BBC Singers A and B
Conducted by Trevor Harvey
Further programmes in this series will be broadcast on Tuesday
(National, 9.35), Thursday (National,
7.0), Friday (National, 6.40), and Saturday (Regional, 7.30).
See the article by Karl Geiringer on page 7
Contributors
: BBC BALLROOM
dancing tonight toBert Firman and his Orchestra
Admission by Radio only
Contributors
: THE BBC ORCHESTRA
(Section E)Led by Laurance Turner
Conducted by Leslie Heward
Contributors
: 'THE LIFE OF WALTER BARNES,
Fisherman, of Brixham, Devon 'Sixty-three years in the life of a deep water fisherman
Presented as a dramatic feature
The story of the Town of Brixham, of the rise and decline of the Brixham
Trawler
Written and told by Walter Bames with a cast of Brixham men and women, including the grandson, son, and daughter of Walter Bames , in dramatised scenes from 1875 to 1938
Production by Francis Dillon
Contributors
: BRAM MARTIN AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA
with TERESA DALEGENE CROWLEY
THE HIGH SPOTS from
The Holbom Restaurant
Contributors
: A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Ortambert (violin), Drouet (violin),Russen (viol da gamba), Alban (harpsichord) : Sonata in D minor (Bach) -1 Adagio; 2 Allegro; 3 Largo; 4 Vivace
Blanquant (flute), Proffit (violin),
Landshoff (violoncello), Alban (pianoforte): Trio Sonata in G (Bach)-l Largo; 2 Vivace; 3 Adagio; 4 Fugue
: LATE NEWS SUMMARY
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