Listings
: THE BBC NORTHERN ORCHESTRA
Led by Harold JonesConducted by Alfred Barker
Marguerite Crichton (soprano)
Contributors
: DANCE MUSIC
on gramophone records: LIGHT MUSIC FROM GERMANY
Twelve Women MusiciansErna Hohberg-Monti and her Artists
The Berlin Radio Quartet
Ingrid Larssen (saxophone)
Felix Schroder (piano) from Berlin Schlager-Pot-Pourri (A selection of favourites)Ungarische Weisen (Hungarian Melodies)
Contributors
: THE BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA
Leader, Frank ThomasConducted by Mansel Thomas
Contributors
: HORACE FINCH
at the Organ of the Empress Ballroom, Blackpool: THE ARTHUR DULAY QUINTET
The Day before Yesterday, No. 12(AH arrangements by Arthur Dulay )
Contributors
: ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
England v. the Rest of EuropeA commentary on the second half of the International match by Thomas Woodrooffe from the Arsenal Stadium, Highbury
This afternoon the Arsenal Stadium will be the scene of one of the most unusual football matches ever played, when a picked team representing England will take on a similarly representative team of the whole Continent. This is the first time in football history that such a match has been arranged, and it is certain that England, the original home of Association football, will make every effort to justify her position.
In previous international matches the English team, having had no chance to practise together, faced sides whose members had come to know each other well. This afternoon both teams, while representing the pick of players available, will face each other having had little experience of actual team-work.
Contributors
: A Programme of GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Harold Bauer (pianoforte): Aufschwung (Soaring); Warum (Why?); and Das Ende vom Lied (The End of the Song) (Fantasiestiicke, Op. 12) (Schumann)Contributors
: Walk Up! Walk Up THE SHOWMEN OF ENGLAND
Excerpts from: ' The Thirteenth Chair ' ' I Pagliacci ' 'Cavalleria Rusticana ' and music from de Courville revues and films The recorded voices of: Madame Tetrazzini Cicely Courtneidge and a recording of Binnie Hale and Gordon Harker in the British Lion film This is the Life ' Supported by: Ernest Sefton , Maurice Denham , Dudley Rolph , Chappie D'Amato , Monti Ryan Interviewer, Leslie Mitchell (by permission of British Movietonews) With a section of the Dagenham Girl Pipers, the BBC Revue Chorus, and the Augmented BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Louis Levy Production by Archie Campbell This programme was also broadcast last night (National 8.0)Contributors
: NEWS BULLETINS
in French, German, and Italian: THE BBC THEATRE ORCHESTRA
Leader, Tate GilderConducted by Harold Lowe
Contributors
: BAND WAGGON
with The Band Waggoners conducted by Phil CardewCharles Smart at the BBC Theatre Organ
Miff Ferrie's
Jakdauz Richard Murdoch and Arthur Askey
' Mr. Walker Wants to Know '
The fourth in a new series by Ernest Dudley and Gordon Crier
New Voices
Produced by Harry S. Pepper and Gordon Crier
Contributors
: 'VARIETY AT HOME'
Violet CarsonMag and Alice Mira B. Johnson
Douglas Maynard
Eric Kershaw and his Rhythmic
Guitars
Edwin and Ceres Harper and Rowland Powell 's Variety
Orchestra
(Northern)
Contributors
: TWO BANDS
will play for dancingMichael Flome and his Band from the May Fair Hotel
11.0 Joe Kaye and his Orchestra from the Ritz Hotel
Contributors
: GRAMOPHONE RECORDS
Music by HolbrookeSymphony Orchestra, conducted by Clarence Raybould : Prelude,
Dylan Norman Walker (bass-baritone) and Orchestra, conducted by Clarence Raybould : Noden's Song (The Children of Don)
Contributors
: NEWS SUMMARY
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