A Cello Sings in Daventry (Live)

At this stage, the BBC passes from preparations to programs. There

Are many performers, many subjects, many methods of transmission

Through the aerials of the BBC, widespread across the country, a new

Medium of education and entertainment is in course of development

Droitwich, 200 kilocycles, 1500 meters. London, 1149 kilocycles

261.1 Meters. North, 1013 kilocycles, 296.2 meters

Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin to Lord Reith: "The opening of the

Wireless broadcasting station at Daventry, the highest powered

Station at present in the world, will give no fewer than 20 million

People the opportunity to receive both education and entertainment

By means of cheap and simple apparatus. And I look upon Daventry as

Another milestone on the road to

The social betterment of our people."

The cello sings in Daventry

And that is all that matters now to me

Oh, greater than all fancied wonders

This wonder that I hold in my hands

The cello sings in Daventry

A stranger plays my heart to rest and sets me free

The cello sings from out beyond the sea

The radio's a mystery

The radio's a mystery

The radio's a mystery

The radio's a mystery

The radio's a mystery