Friday 8 January 1926 Glasgow 8.30-8.40

Halbert Tatlock and his Dramatic Company

Shingled Take

 

 

Friday 8 January 1926 Glasgow 8-10 (mixed)

Halbert Tatlock and his Dramatic Company

The Station Orchestra

In “Classics of the Ballroom”

8.30-8.40

Shingled Tale

'The Stranger' (Cynric Mytton-Davies)  (script) (page)

[no playwright listed in ‘The Radio Times’]

The Stationmaster of Sleepy Hollow – D. Millar Craig

His Office Boy – Lester Warwick

A Strange Gentleman – Halbert Tatlock

Scene – Mid-day, in the Station-master’s office, at the Busy Season.

8.55-9.5

Shingled Tale

'What It's Coming To'

Gregory the Office Boy - Madge Mackenzie

Sir George Bombass, Bart., The Oil King - Will Douglas

Walter Wain, a Gentleman's Son - Halbert Tatlock

Scene: 10.30 am in the year 1999, in the Oil King's Office

9.35-9.45

Shingled Tale

'All Scots'

Montague, alias MacIntosh - Will Douglas

Walter Vain (Again), a Gentleman's Son - Halbert Tatlock

The Booking Clerk - Madge Mackenzie

Scene: 6.40 (just after the arrival of the Scots Express) in the HallLounge of a London Hotel

 

 

Friday 15 January 1926 Glasgow 8.15-8.50

The Scottish National Players

In

A One-Act Comedy

[no item or actors listed]

 

 

Friday 22 January 1926 Glasgow 8-9.30

Empire Phono-Flight No. 7

A New Series presenting phases from the Lives of ‘Men of Empire’

David Livingstone

[lists seven phases with music]

Guide: Dr. Donald Fraser, of the Staff of the District Mission of Livingstone

George Ross

With the Station Dramatic Company

[no actors listed]

 

Tuesday 26 January 1926 Glasgow 8.30-9

‘The Stallions of Gore Ash’

The London Radio Repertory Players

Including

Henry Oscar and Michael Hogan

The scene is an old moated Grange at Gore Ash, the seat of Mr. Priest’s friend – Sir Ralph West, a keen sportsman and traveller just returned from abroad, with whom Priest is staying the week-end.

The Action takes place in the hall, the oak-panelled dining-room and the stables of the Grange.

 

 

Saturday 30 January Glasgow 8.45-8.55

‘The Cure’ (Halbert Tatlock)

Presented by Mungo M. Dewar

Written and Directed by Halbert Tatlock

Shingled Tale

The Major – John Lothian

The Doctor – Lester Warwick

The Private – Halbert Tatlock

9.30-9.40

Shingled Tale

‘Faither’s New Year Resolution’ (Halbert Tatlock)

Presented by Mungo M. Dewar

Written and Directed by Halbert Tatlock

John McLean – Halbert Tatlock

Mag McLean – Madge Mckenzie

Donald McLean – Lester Warwick

 

 

 

 

 

Wed 21 April 1926 Edinburgh

(1)  ‘The Lost Piper’ (Mr. and Mrs. J.R.A. Fleming)

Wed April 14 2LO London 10.30-11

(2)  ‘The Poor Rich’ comedy 1 act (Stanley Logan)

pr. R.E. Jeffrey

Jim Leech – Teddy Foster

Mr. Dawlish - Reginald Denham

Mrs. Dawlish – Mabel Green

Mrs. Dawlish pretty and capable, neatly dressed in black, and Dawlish, a cheerful and efficient young man, are placing coffee and liqueur decanters on a small table

in the drawing-room of a Curzon Street house.

 

 

Tuesday 10 August 1926 Glasgow 8.30-9

The London Radio Repertory Players present

‘What He Won’ (W.G. Williamson)

Mr. Guy Merrier – Theo Charlton

Mr. Arvon – Henry Oscar

Miss Fellenough – Netta Wise

A Servant – Walter V. Tobias

The scene is a comfortably furnished flat in which is enacted an amusing battle of wits between a somewhat blatant millionaire and a keen-waitted journalist.

 

 

Monday 16 August 1926 Glasgow 8-9.10 (mixed)

A Shakespearean Programme

‘As You Like It’

Act III Scene 2

Rosalind – Bertha Waddell

Orlando – Robert Donat

 

‘The Tempest’

Act III Scene 1

Miranda – Bertha Waddell

Ferdinand – Robert Donat

 

‘Twelfth Night’

Act  II Scene 4

Cesario – Bertha Wadell

Orsino – Robert Donat

 

Wednesday 25 August 1926 Glasgow 8.50-9.15

‘Rory Aforesaid’ (John Bradane)

The Scottish National Theatre Society presents

The Scottish National Players

[no actors listed]

MacConnachie

Duncan MacCallum

Rory MacColl

Mr. MacIntosh

The Sheriff-Substitute

Mrs. MacLean

Produced by R.B. Wharrie

Founded on ‘Maitre Pierre Pathelin’ an old fifteenth-century French play of unknown origins.

 

 

Friday 27 August 1926 Glasgow 8.30-9

‘An Elder of the Kirk’ (Allan Macbeth)

The London Radio Repertory Players present

Maggie Anderson – Anne Stephenson

Tammas Anderson – Alan MacBeth

Tom – John MacDonnell

Mollie – Phyllis Panting

The amusing history of how a Scots Elder received the news of his son’s wedding to an actress and the strategy which caused him to be eventually reconciled to the fact.

 

 

 

 

Friday 17 September 1926 Glasgow 8.30-9

The London Radio Repertory Players

Present

‘Grey Ash’ (Leonora Thornber)

Renee – Phyllis Panting

Anna – Peggy Robb-Smith

Sir John Ferguson – Percy Rhodes

Sigurd Nikita – Henry Oscar