Listings
: Scottish Children's Hour
Resolutions all Round by ' The ROAD-MENDER'HAMILTON ROBERTSON
' Professor KNOWALL' and THE RADIO RELATIONS
Contributors
: THE FIRST NEWS
including Weather Forecast, followed by Scottish Announcements, Scottish Market Prices for Farmers, and Scottish Sports Bulletin: Rangers v. Celtic
An Eye-Witness Account of the ScottishLeague Match, by R. E. KINGSLEY
Contributors
: Hearts v. Hibernians
An Eye-Witness Account of the ScottishLeague Match, by R. F. DUNNETT
Contributors
: Coming Programmes
A Survey of Future Features: The Pantomime 'Cinderella'
Written, Composed, and Produced by ERNEST LONGSTAFFE with incidental songs by variousComposers
Cast and THE B B C REVUE CHORUS and THE B B C VARIETY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by ERNEST LONGSTAFFE
(From Regional)
' Cinderella ' was broadcast in the National programme last night
Contributors
: Ne'er-Day Ne'er-Do-Weels
A Curn Comics that'll mebbe gar ye begin the New Year wi' a smile(From Aberdeen)
: Scottish Dance Music
THE JOHN MACARTHUR QUINTETDirected by JOHN MAcARTHUR
Contributors
: NEWS SUMMARY
Weather Forecast and News: DANCE MUSIC.
THE CASANI CLUB ORCHESTRADirected by CHARLES KUNZ
Relayed from Casani's Club
(From Regional)
Contributors
: A Scottish Hour
with Song and ClatterFor the third year in succession Scottish Broadcasting House is to be the scene of New Year revelry. As on previous occasions, members of the Scottish staff will contribute to the programme, proving once again, it is hoped, that the staff can not only arrange programmes but contribute to them as well. This year, however, Edinburgh will not have it all its own way, Glasgow has some surprise items up its programme sleeve and listeners may confidently expect the appearance before the microphone of stars in the outside world of entertainment. Scottish Hour will be followed at midnight by an hour's music for dancing. The Scottish Regional transmitter, therefore, will be the only one running at this time and insatiable listeners in the South will have to go all-Scottish.
: Music for Dancing
by THE B B CSCOTTISH ORCHESTRA
Leader, J. MOULAND BEGBIE
Conducted by IAN WHYTE
Contributors
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