10.15 : THE DAILY SERVICE

10.30 : Weather Forecast for Farmers and Shipping

10.45 : THE BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA

Leader, J. Mouland Begbie
Conductor, Guy Warrack

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11.45 : A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS

Emanuel Feuermann (violoncello), and Gerald Moore (pianoforte): Sonata in A minor for violoncello and pianoforte (Schubert)—1 Allegro. 2 Adagio. 3 Allegretto
Schulz - Furstenberg Trio: Trio
Sonata in B flat (Schubert)

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12.15 : A PIANOFORTE RECITAL

by* Lance Dossor
(From West of England)

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12.45 : 'THE CARE OF PETS'

' Some Personal Experience '
Mrs. Christina Wood

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13.00 : CHAMBER MUSIC

The Spencer Dyke String Quartet:
Spencer Dyke (violin)
Tate Gilder (violin)
Frederick Riddle (viola)
Cedric Sharpe (violoncello)
After the Revolution Nicholas Tcherepnin was appointed Director of the Conservatoire at Tiflis, but he emigrated two or three years later and, like so many other Russians, made his home in France.
This String Quartet in A minor is numbered Op. 11, and is therefore a comparatively early work. One naturally expects a man's earlier compositions to show traces of ' 'influence' and, in this case, the predominant melodic influence is obviously that of Borodin, though the material is not handled at all as Borodin would have handled it. In this respect the Quartet is thoroughly characteristic of the great bulk of the music being written in Russia thirty or forty years ago. It is tinged with that delightful national flavour that makes Russian music so generally attractive, but displays an almost Mendelssohnian neatness of workmanship.

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14.00 : A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS

The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Leo Blech : Ballet
Music, Les petits riens (Mere Trifles) (Mozart). Overture: No. 6 Gavotte: No. 10 Pantomime: No. 12 Gavotte
The New York Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Barbirolli : solo violin : Yehudi Menuhin I Concerto in D minor for violin and orchestra (Schumann). In kraftigem, nicht zu schnellen Tempo : Langsam : Lebhaft, doch nicht schnell
The BBC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Koussevitsky : Symphony No. 7 in C, Op. 105 (Sibelius)

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15.00 : A Sonata Recital

Marjorie Hayward (violin)
G. O'Connor-Morris (pianoforte)

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15.40 : 'UNDER LONDON'

' Rivers and Thames Tunnels '
F. L Stevens

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16.00 : ERIC FOGG

conducts
The BBC Northern Orchestra
Leader, Alfred Barker
Mariorie Blackburn (pianoforte)

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17.00 : The Children's Hour

Programme for all Regions 5.0-6.0
The stranger tries to buy the book that started the adventure of the Dragon's Head. You will hear how Lord Peter Wimsey, who is in the centre, settled the mystery, this afternoon at 5.30.
877 kc/s Regional 342.1 m.
1013 kc/s Midland 296.2 m.
668 kc/s North 449.1 m.
804 kc/s Wales 373.1 m.
977 kc/s N. Ireland 307.1 m.
767 kc/s Scottish 391.1 m.

5.0 'Over the Hills and Far Away'
A programme of holiday gramophone records chosen by Lionel Gamlin and W.E. Davis
(From Regional)

5.30 'The Learned Adventure of the Dragon's Head'
A Lord Peter Wimsey detective story by Dorothy L. Sayers, adapted as a play by Leslie Stokes
with Robert Holland, Jack Melford, Leslie Perrins, Philip Wade, Ivan Samson, and Harcourt Williams
Many of you must know and like Lord Peter Wimsey - that unusual detective; many of you may like his nephew, Viscount St. George, commonly called Gherkins, even better, if only because he is nearer your age. It was a bit of luck for him that measles had broken out at his school, or he would have missed the excitement of the mystery of the Dragon Fountain. He thought Peter Wimsey a fairly decent uncle before, but a glorified uncle afterwards. Robert Holland is to play Gherkins, and it is hoped that Jack Melford will play Lord Peter Wimsey. (From Regional)

18.00 : 'DIZZY FINGERS'

A programme of gramophone records by Alan Frank

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18.30 : THE BBC ORCHESTRA

(Section C)
Led by Laurance Turner
Conducted by Warwick Braithwaite

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19.05 : AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY

On Holiday—1
F. J. Mortimer

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19.20 : Regional Bulletin for Farmers

19.25 : Interlude

19.30 : THE SECOND NEWS

including Weather Forecast

20.00 : The City of Bristol Police Band

(by permission of the Watch Committee)
Conducted by Captain F. W. Wood (M.Y.O), Director of Music
(Soloist, Constable Winterburn)
(West of England)

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20.30 : Sing Song

A Saturday Night Entertainment
with Reginald Foort at the BBC Theatre Organ
Peter Bernard
The Vagabond Lover with Berta Ricardo
Hetty King
Bobby (Uke) Henshaw and Doris Harding
Billy Russell
A Section of the BBC Men's Chorus
The BBC Variety Orchestra. conducted by Charles Shadwell Comperes. Willie Wirikett and Cyril Tames
Presented by John Sharman
Do join in the choruses if you feel like it

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22.00 : BACH

Sonata No. 2, in A minor, for unaccompanied violin
1 Grave-Fuga. 2 Andante. 3
Allegro played by Antonio Brosa

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22.30 : AMERICA DANCES

Gene Krupa and his Swinp:
Orchestra from Atlantic City, New Jersey
(In collaboration with the Columbia
Broadcasting System)
It wns originally arranged that Dukt Ellington and his Orchestra should broadcast tonight, but unhappily Duke Ellington is ill. and happily the 'Ace Drummer Man ', Gene Krupa and his Orchestra, who were to have broadcast next Saturday, can take his place.
Krupa was born in Chicago twenty-nine years ago. His first job with a name band was with Joe Kayser in Chicago. In 1929 he joined Red Nichols and his
Orchestra, to find that Benny Good-man, his boyhood pal, was clarinet and sax man ; a few years later he joined up with Benny and rode with him on the tide to fame.
Last winter he formed his own band and it is recorded that in March, on Atlantic City's Steel Pier. when Drummer Krupa's new orchestra got in the groove, 5,000 pop eyed adolescents raised the roof.

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23.00 : JACK HARRIS AND HIS BAND

with DINAH MILLER
SANDRA SHAYNE
FRED LATHAM from Ciro's

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23.50 : LATE NEWS SUMMARY

including Weather Forecast