21 March 1938

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BBC Television

Source: Radio Times March 18, 1938.

11.00-12.00 Demonstration Film

15.00 Frances Day

15.05 Window Boxes

A demonstration by the London Gardens Society, described by Mrs. Walter Elliot

15.15 Comedy Film 

Tell Me If It Hurts

15.30-16.00 'The Cup That Cheers' 

by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley, followed by

• 'The Split In The Cabinet'

by Stephen Leacock, adapted by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley. Frank Birch, Harvey Braban, Nadine March, Charles Heslop, Wilfred Fletcher, Don Gemmell, Alexis France, Neil Porter, Douglas Stewart, Margaret Yarde. Production by Jan Bussell

21.00 Marcella Salzer 

in a one-woman entertainment. Production by Moultrie R. Kelsall

21.15 Cartoon Film

Spider and the Fly

21.20 Artists And Their Work

Animal Sitters. John Skeaping will show how he conducts his art classes at the Zoo. In the studio there will-also be Alan Best, Assistant Curator at the Zoo, several students, and a cheetah

21.35 The Mercury Ballet

in The Tartans, a suite of dances by Frank Staff, music by Boyce. The Lassie- Elizabeth Schooling. The Laddies- Frank Stall and Anthony Kelly. Presentation by Stephen Harrison

21.40 News Film 

Gaumont-British News

21.50-22.10 The Mercury Ballet 

in Bar aux Folies Bergere, a ballet by Ninette de Valois, music by Chabrier. Costumes and setting by William Chappell. La Goulou, etoile du Can-Can- Prudence Hyman. La Fille aux Bar- Elizabeth Schooling. Grille d'Egout- Celia Franks, Hirondelle ; Nini Patte en l'air ; La mome Fromage (Can-Can)-Ann Gee ; Deborah Dering ; Sally Gilmour. Valentin, garcon- Walter Gore. Adolphe ; Gustavo (habitues du Bar)- John Andrewes ; Anthony Kelly. Le vieux Marcheur- Frank Staff. Servante- Susette Morfield. Presentation by Stephen Harrison