09 May 1938
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BBC Television
Source: Radio Times May 6, 1938.
- 11.00-12.00 Demonstration Film
- 15.00 'Half An Hour'
- (Third Edition) with Charles Heslop and William Stephens (That Uncertain Duo), Irene North (by permission of Greatrex Newman) and Richard Hearne (by permission of Firth Shephard) with Lily Palmer and George Nelson in 'Take Two Eggs'. Production by Reginald Smith
- 15.30 News Film
- Gaumont-British News
- 15.40-16.10 'Red Peppers'
- an interlude with music by Noel Coward, with Richard Haydn as George Pepper (by permission of 'Nine Sharp', Ltd.), Patricia Leonard as Lily Pepper, William Stephens as Mr. Edwards, Charles Wade as Alf, Jean Moncrieff as Mabel Grace, James Hayter as Bert Bentley, the BBC Television Orchestra, leader Boris Pecker, conducted by Hyam Greenbaum. Produced by Reginald Smith
- 21.00 Starlight
- Lyana Grani,coloratura soprano
- 21.10 'Oak Before Ash'
- A programme devised by E. H. Boulton to celebrate the virtues of these two prophetic trees. Presentation by Mary Adams
- 21.25 News Film
- British Movietonews
- 21.35 'Deirdre'
- a play in verse by W. B. Yeats. Characters in order of appearance: First Musician- Andrea Troubridge. Second Musician- Elsie Otley. Third Musician- Betty Hutchings. Fergus- Bromley Davenport. Naisi- Alexander Knox. Deirdre- Iris Baker. Dark-Faced Messenger- Robert Adams. Conchubar- Baliol Holloway. Dark-Faced Executioner- T. Riley. Harp accompaniment played by Gretel King, Winifred Cockrell. Production by Fred O'Donovan
- 22.20-22.40 News Bulletin
- A recording of the Third News from the National programme
