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Relay Of Band Of

The Royal Dragoons

Today's Wireless

12-12.20 p.m.-Relay of Service of In-[ tercession from St. John's Cathedral. 12.30 p.m. Cicely Courtneidge in Mu-

sical Comedy.

1. p.m.--Local Time Signal and Wea-

ther Report.

1.03 p.m.-Bizet-Symphony No. 1 in C Major. Played by the London conducted Philharmonic Orchestra

by Walter Goehr.

1.30 p.m.-Reuter and Rugby Press, and Announce- Weather Forecast

ments.

1.40 p.m. Variety.

Banjo & Guitar Duet:-Medley Of Stephen Foster

Songs.

Intro:-

ZBW 355 M. (845 k.c.'s) and 31.49 M. (9.52 megacycles)

ach, Baby; But Definitely; Military Man.: Henderson Twins with

Bob Crosby and His Orchestra with vocal retrain by Bob Crosby. Fox-Tro-Did I Remember (From Knock, Knock, Who's there? Jack Hylton and His Orchestra with vocal refrain.

Sun Fox-Trots-When The

Says "Goodnight" to The Mountain; I'll Sing You A Thousand. Love Songs, (From 'Cain & Mabel')....Roy Fox and His Orchestra.

Orchestra. From the Studio-Serial Story- "Seeing The Empire"; How Doth The Little Crocodile (From “Alice in Wonderland"); Fury Said To A Mouse (From "Alice in Won land");

der- "Tis The Voice

- of the Lobster (From "Alice land"); They Tol Wonder- Me. You Had Been To Her (F• derland"). com "Alice in Won-

George Baker (Bari-7.30 ch Piano accomp. by Ger- Moore.

Massa's in de Cold, Cold Ground; Hard Times; Old Dog Tray; Swanee River; Old Black Joe; In 16.30 My Old Kentucky Home; Oh, S sanna!... The Brothers R (Banjo & Guitar Duet),

Vocal-When April

Moon

Pertini

(From 'The Ho comes Again ywood Revels of 1936'); T-

wo Heads Against The (Adams, Ager)....Cliff Con- Lolly (Tenor) with accomp. on Two Pianos. Vocal with Orchestra-Drury Lane Pantomime Memories. Intro:-Ask Git yer 'air a Policeman-1869; Cut-1891; What is the use of lov-| ing a Girl?-1903; Oh, the Busi- Koo-1912; ness-1903; Hitchy

Who were you with last night? 1912; Mysterious Rag-1912;. Oh! you beautiful doll-1912; My Boy- 1913; My Southern Maid-1913.... Columbia Light Opera Company with Orchestra conducted by Char- les Prentice.

2.15 p.m.--Close down.

6 p.m.-For The Children.

Uncle Charlie's Nursery Rhymes. Sung by Uncle Charlie..

Nursery Rhymes.

Sung by Uncle George's Party. Medley of Shirley Temple Songs

(From 'Poor Little Rich Girl'). In-]. tro: You've gotta eat your Spin-

tone) ald

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p.m.-London Relay--'Empire Ex- change'. Points of view by travel- lers from the Dominions & Colonies. 7.45 p.m.-Anton and the Paramount Theatre Orchestra with Al Bolling- ton (Organ).

Intro:-

p.m.-Songs by Paul Robeson (Bass). Hol Hol (The Wagon Song from

Medley Of Paso-Dobles. "King Solomon's Mines"); Climb-

Spanish Gipsy Dance; Castiliana: ing Up (The. Mountain Song from "King Solomon's Mines"); LonelyThe Girl from-Madrid; The Spirit Road (From "Song of Freedom"); The Black Emperor (From "Song] of Freedom").

6,42 p.m.—Dance Music.

Fox-Trot-Oh, You Rogue.......Ted Fio Rito and His Orchestra with vocal chorus by Muzzy Marcellino. Truly Fox-Trot-Yours Truly Is

Yours; Comedy One-Step-Fancy

Jack Hylton's] Meeting You.... Orchestra with vocal refrain.

Not Waltzes-Say That You Will

Forget (From 'Lullaby); Sweet Mary Rose...:Bernhard Ette and His Dance Orchestra. Fox-Trots Supposing; Empty Sad- the 'Rhythm on dles (From Range') Jay Wilbur and His Band.

Foolish Things The (from 'Spread it abroad');

.Roy Fox Touch Of Your Lips..

Fox-Trots-These

and His Orchestra with vocal re- frain.

Novelty Fox-Trot-Big

Chief De

Sote; Fox-Trot-Cross Patch...

Winning

CONTRACT

(By the Four Aces)

David Burnstine, Merwin D. Maier, Oswald Jacoby, Howard Schenken World's leading Team-of-Four, Inventors of the system that has

beaten every other system in existence.

of the Matador; Juanita; A girl like you.

"Big Broadcast of 1938"-Selection (Robin-Rainger). Intro:-Mama, that moon is here again; The Waltz lives on; You took the words right out of my heart; Thanks for the This little ripple has memory; rhythm; Don't tell a secret to a

rose.

8 p.m.-Local Time Signal, Weather

Report and Announcements.

8.03 p.m.-Half an hour of Irish Music. Medley Of Jigs: The Bantry Hunt; Glengariff's Pride; The Pet of the Pipers....... Sean Nolan (Violin) with Piano.

Sweet Serenade Romantic

Potpourri

Crooks (Tenor) with Orchestra. 8.33 pm, Marcel Mule

Solos)..

(Saxophone

La Precieuse (Couperin, arr. Kreis

ler); Schon Rosmarin (Kreisler);' Variations Sur Malborough (Arr. F. Combelle); Le Cygne (Saint- Saens).

8.45 p.m.-A Light Orchestral Concert

and. with Keith Falkner (Baritone) Jessica Dragonette (Soprano). Polonaise Militaire (Chopin-arr

Walter); Invitation To The Waltz: (Weber-arr. Walter)....Orchestre Raymonde.

[

Plaisir D'Amour (Martini); Se Tu Jessica M'Ami (Pergolesi) Dragonette with the Renaissance Quintet.

Wings (From 'Mayfair Melody'); A Song Doesn't Care (From 'Mayfair Melody').......Keith Falkner with

Orchestra.

Ballad Memories. Intro:-Sweet and -low; Garden_of_sleep; Come, sing to me; Three Fishers went sailing; Sally in our Alley; The dear little shamrock; God send you back to: me; Lazily, drowsily; The Bells of St. Mary's......New Mayfair Or-- chestra with vocalists. Through The Doorway Of Dreams

(From 'Big Broadcast of 1936');" Alice Blue Gown (McCarthy, Tier- ney).....Jessica Dragonette with Orchestral Accomp. under the di- rection of Rosario Bourdon. Without The Moon (From 'Mayfair Melody'); San Diego. Betty (From 'Mayfair Melody') ....Keith Falk- ner with Orch. and Chorus. When Day Is Done (De Sylva-Kat-- scher)....Paul Whiteman and His Concert Orchestra..

The Kerry Dance (Molloy),.....John McCormack (Tenor) with Orches- tra conducted by Lawrance Col-19.30 p.m.-London_Relay-The_News.

9.50 p.m.-Vivian Ellis at the Piano. lingwood.

Let Me Play-By Vivian Ellis (In which the Composer introduces fifteen of his best known tunes).

Irish Rhapsody (Herbert).

New

Light Symphony Orchestra. Shannon River (Egan-Morgan).

John McCormack (Tenor) with Piano accompaniment by Edwin Schneider.

Reels: Kitty's

10 p.m.-London Relay-Sweet Seren-- ade'. A potpourri of romantic tunes. 10.80 p.m.-London Relay-The Band" Of His Majesty's 4/7th Royal Dra- goon Guards. (By permission of Lieut.-Col. J. A. Aizlewood, M.C.) from the Grand Parade Bandstand, Eastbourne. Welsh Rhapsody (Ed- ward. German). Waltz, Thoughts (Alford). Selection, Chu Chin Chow (Norton).

Gone A-Milking; The Dogs Among the Bushes; The Merry Sisters....Frank O'Higgins with Julia (Traditional Fiddler) Gray at the Piano. Danny Boy (Weatherley)...Mary Kay (Contralto) with Piano Accomp. Kathleen Mavourneen

Crawford-F. N. Crouch)...Richard 11 p.m.-Close down.

(Mrs. Julia

What's On At the Cinemas

"Undersea

AT THE QUEEN'S AT THE ALHAMBRA—“Love Un-, der Fire."-An excitement-loving my-Kingdom", with Ray "Crash" Corriganj. Yard detective careen into a thrill-hall, Lee Van Atta, and Lois Wilde stery girl and a devilmay-care Scotland Farnum, Lon Chaney, Jr., Jack Mul- packed war zone romance in battle- Ancient chariots, catapults, battering: shattered Spain. With Loretta Young, rams, legions of swordsmen, and caval- Don Ameche, Frances Drake, Walherry lancers, battle with strange mechan- It is true that North's fourth-Catlett, John Carradine, Big Rumann, ical men armed with atom-guns, rocket- Katherine de Mille and Borrah Mine-propelled vol-planes Juggernauts, pro

television spy and Jector machines, detectors for possession of Atlantis, the sea, air HIGH CARO VALUES ́ ́asperated by his par-hand spade bid was not overrobust. vitch and his gang.

fabled lost city under prominent in this thrilling action

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with Jeannette to the onlookers, double, and South felt that the time asking them

Macdonald and Nelson Eddy. Packed AT THE ORIENTAL Oil For The what was ripe for him to show his six-The Golden West", they would have done card club suit.

And now West left with thrills, with romance on wings of Lamps Of China." The epic tale of" songs, and the singing sweethearts in foreign trade in the interior of China had they been in

himself wide open by injecting an danger and bringing to the screen the

gerly awaited screen version of Alice Tendale Hobart's best selling novel extremely weak two-heart overcall. mightiest and most exciting love drama comes to vivid life in the long and ea

With Pat O'Brien in the role that gave" But North, déciding

Com-him stardom, supported by Josephine AT THE KING'S "Three opening bid was very weak, failed

rades."-Remarque tells a poignant Hutchinson, Jean Muir, John Ldredge, to seize the opportunity.

love story of the aftermath of the Lyle Talbot. - Arthur Bryon, Henry Various replies were forthcoming World War and of three young men O'Neill and Donald Crisp

who attempt to rehabilitate themselves a bad guess and went down a trick from the kibitzers as to what they to a new life. Besides Robert Taylor, Needless to say, they could have would have done had they been in Margaret Sullavan, Franchot Tone and bert Montgomery and Norma Shearer. Robert Young, the cast features Guy An old favourite worth seeing again won the rubber at a contract of North's position. Michael Gottlieb Kibliee, Lionel Atwill Henry Hull, in which both players give excellent either two notrump or three spades. and Raymond Balfe, two daring Charles Grapewin and Monty Woodley. Iperformances, - This was the complete deal:

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