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Engineers (french) :
Joseph BOUFFAY (Gardener), Albert DRELANGUE, André CHARBONNIER, M. DE
ROTALIER, M. FERHENBACH, Jean GRIFFEN, M. JANSSEN, Jean LAGEIX, M. LE DEUNF
(station manager Louvetot), Pierre LEGROS, Jean LENORMAND (diesel engineer),
Joseph MALANDAIN (engineer), M. MICHEL (engineer), M. MONCHY, Rémi PICARD (engineers)
Reporters (french
service) in Paris and Rouen :
Marie-Madeleine FOURCADE, Jean LE POVREMOYNE, Fernand POUEY
Caudebec castle :
Mrs BULAN (private secretary), Mrs CORRUBLE (Francine Lemaître's private secretary), Mrs LE SOUEF (switchboard
operator), Mr Maurice PARRAIN (driver of recording van - in Normandy
territory), Marc SWARTZ (?) aka Uncle Marc, Mr (Joseph ?) MALANDAIN (orderly),
Mme DELACOUR (Pianist French Children Hour)
French announcers
:
André BECASSE (Cousin André), Maurice BENARD (Cousin Maurice), André BRIAND, Pierre GARNIER, Francine LEMAITRE (Aunt Francine), René MALANDAIN, Gustave MILET, Nicolas, Roger OLIVIER, Roland VIOLETTE (Uncle Roland)
English announcers (International
Broadcasting Company)
:
In red :
announcers in Fecamp / Caudebec Studios (List from Keith
Wallis's book : "And The World Listened" Kelly Books London
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The cover of Radio Pictorial (August 31,
1934) shows the sino-American actress Anna May Wong, a very famous
person at this period, in the middle of a map of IBC transmitters. The weekly
magazine published the English program timetables proposed by these
continental transmitters. |
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Last programme on Thursday, September 7th, 1939
on Radio Normandy,
last day before the declaration of war...
6 h. 30 : After
signature tune « Les vieux pommiers de Normandie », on waking up,
military music.
6
h. 50 :
Press
review from the « Journal de Rouen ».
7 h. 00 :
Physical training.
7 h. 15 :
Road news.
Weather forecast.
7 h. 30 :
Military
music.
8 h. 00 :
Various music.
8 h. 15 :
Ciné-magazine.
8 h.
30 :
Press review from the « ParisSoir »
studio in Paris (by phone).
8 h. 40 :
Astrology.
8
h. 45 :
British music.
9 h. 00 :
Varieties.
9 h.
15 :
Stay
in good health.
9 h. 20 :
Sounds of the banjos.
9 h. 30
: Harold Ramsay and his organ.
9
h. 45
:
Teddy Randall and his orchestra.
10 h. 00 :
From Lisieux, religious music.
11 h. 00 :
Recording opera singers Ninon Vallin
and Georges
Thil.
11 h. 30 :
Operetta (extracts).
12 h. 00 :
Concert for listeners of R.N.
12 h. 30 :
News by «Paris-Soir».
13 h. 00 :
The Children Hour.
14 h. 00 :
Records asked by listeners.
14
h. 15 :
The Adventures of Mr Keen, detective.
14 h. 30 :
Concert by the Salvation Army
orchestra.
15 h. 00 :
Novel of the humble wife of a
celebrity.
15 h. 15 :
Stella Dallas novel.
15
h. 30 : ED et DON, the famous cow-boys, in their show.
15 h.
45 : The musical mirror.
16 h. 00 :
Stars of the microphone, with Wilfrid Thomas.
16 h. 15 :
English hymns.
16 h. 30 :
The music of the stars.
16 h.
45 : The novel of Marmaduke,
by Brown and Mathilde.
17 h. 00 :
The Adventures of a reporter of the
crime.
17 h.
15 : The World Tour, with Sandy Powell.
17
h.
20 :
The Adventures
of Vic Samson.
17 h.
45 : Greyhound racing.
18 h. 01 :
Market price of La Villette market at Paris.
18 h. 05 :
From Lisieux, concert of religious music.
18 h.
50 : The minute of the « Journal de Rouen ».
19 h. 00 :
Jean Tranchant and Max Gilbert (recording).
19 h. 45 : Bach
and Henri Laverne (humorists).
19 h. 55
: News by «Paris Soir ».
20 h. 10 : Concert
of RN listeners (Varieties).
21 h. 00 :
« Les contes d'Hoffmann », by
Offenbach, from the Fecamp Casino.
24 h. 00 :
Varieties.
0 h. 30 :
English dance music.
1 h. 00 :
Close down.
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