Listings
Natalie Bramley (soprano)
Philip Bertram (bass-baritone) NATALIE BRAMLEY (soprano) PHILIP BERTRAM (bass(baritone)
Contributors
Soprano:
Natalie
Bramley
Bass-Baritone:
Philip
Bertram
at the Organ of the Regal Cinema, Edmonton
The Phil Park Parade
Contributors
Organist:
Phil
Park
'Through Somerset'
Major J. A. Garton
(To be repeated this evening: West,
7.5)
Contributors
Unknown:
Major J. A.
Garton
songs at the piano
(To be repeated this evening:
Midland, 9.0)
A serial version for broadcasting of Crostie Garstin 's trilogy ' The Pen-hales ', read by Geoffrey Tandy
Ortho Penhale is still fugitive in Spain, an escaped prisoner of war. His daring has already made him a legend in the countryside, but still he cannot reach the coast and get home. In this instalment he finds himself in perhaps the most difficult predicament of his life-with a Spanish lady.
Contributors
Unknown:
Crostie
Garstin
Read By:
Geoffrey
Tandy
by a Radiotjänst Orchestra, conducted by Tage Broström, from Göteborg
Contributors
Conductor:
Tage
Broström
Leader, Alfred Barker
Conducted by Joseph Lewis
Hamish MacCunn (1868-1916), one of the most gifted composers that Scotland has produced, studied at the Royal College of Music under Sir Hubert Parry until 1886. In the following year he came into real prominence as a composer with his concert overture ' Land of the Mountain and the Flood The poetic basis of the music is the passage from Scott's ' Lay of the Last Minstrel', which begins : —
0 Caledonia stem and wild, Meet nurse for a poetic child I
Land of brown heath and shaggy wood! Land of the mountain and the flood Land of my sires! What mortal hand Can e'er untie the filial band
That knits me to thy rugged strand ?
Contributors
Conducted By:
Joseph
Lewis
Unknown:
Hamish
MacCunn
Unknown:
Sir Hubert
Parry
(Solo violin, NORRIS STANLEY)
(Midland)
A programme of popular dance music on gramophone records
A short story written for broadcasting by John Gloag and told by the author
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Gloag
at the Organ of the Granada, Welling with Cyril Gell (at the piano) and Cavan O'Connor
DUDLEY BEAVEN
Contributors
Unknown:
Cyril
Gell
Unknown:
Cavan
O'Connor
Unknown:
Dudley
Beaven
Conductor, W. Dawson (Stagshazz)
Contributors
Conductor:
W.
Dawson
A dramatic feature by Jack Jones , author of ' Rhondda Roundabout'
Production by T. Rowland Hughes
(Wales)
Contributors
Unknown:
Jack
Jones
Production By:
T. Rowland
Hughes
Situated on the Roundabout By-Pass
Under the direction of Naunton Wayne
The Roadhouse Orchestra
Conducted by Charles Shadwell
Unrestricted fun in a built-up area
Devised by Leonard M. Barry
Produced by Vernon Harris and Leonard M. Barry
At the Radio Roadhouse, as at any Other fashionable roadhouse, it is not only the entertainers who entertain. Many a famous artist drops in, and it is part of the idea behind this programme of novelty and surprise to find out who is there. There will be music, there will be all the atmosphere: gaiety, conversation, songs, splashing from the bathing-pool.
Leonard M. Barry , who devised the programme-the first of a series of three-was the producer of the stage production of Stanelli's ' Stag Party', which ran for three years. He has recently produced Big Bill Campbell 's Way Out West, a spectacular stage show based on the radio series 'The Cabin in the Hills'.
Contributors
Conducted By:
Charles
Shadwell
Unknown:
Leonard M.
Barry
Produced By:
Vernon
Harris
Produced By:
Leonard M.
Barry
Unknown:
Leonard M.
Barry
Unknown:
Bill
Campbell
with The Swingtime Quartet:
Arrangements by Ray Terry and Clair Bruce from the Pavilion Gardens, Buxton
Contributors
Arrangements By:
Ray
Terry
Arrangements By:
Clair
Bruce
Ralph Bruce:
Frank
Harlow
Len Whiteley:
Peter
Sloan
Herbert Heyner (baritone)
Eileen Ralph (pianoforte)
Herbert Heyner
One of the most distinguished of British baritones, Herbert Heyner , has appeared at more than twenty seasons of Promenade Concerts, sung principal baritone at all the leading provincial festivals, and also appeared in opera at Covent Garden. He is an extraordinarily versatile artist, for in addition to oratorio and opera he has distinguished himself as a singer of French songs and German lieder. Nor has he neglected British composers ; he has done much to make known the songs of Delius, Elgar, and Dame Ethel Smyth.
Eileen Ralph
Eileen Ralph was born in Perth, West Australia. She began her musical studies at an early age and gained her Associated Board Scholarship at sixteen. At the Royal Academy of Music she won distinctions for piano, singing, and composition, including the Macfarren Gold Medal. She gave her first recital at the Wigmore Hall in 1934. She has since broadcast many times and appeared at orchestral and other important concerts in the provinces. She specialises in the performance of contemporary music.
Contributors
Baritone:
Herbert
Heyner
Pianoforte:
Eileen
Ralph
Unknown:
Herbert
Heyner
Baritones:
Herbert
Heyner
Unknown:
Dame Ethel
Smyth.
Unknown:
Eileen
Ralph
Unknown:
Eileen
Ralph
including Weather Forecast
with Ivor Davis and Celia from the Empress Ballroom,
Blackpool
Contributors
Unknown:
Ivor
Davis