Dr. W.Ã Douglas Simpson, F.S.A. (Scot), on "Aberdeenshire Folk Before History."
Mr. William Swainson on "What Music Is and How to Understand It" (1).
Mr. J. Mordaunt on "The Ancient Empire of Crete" (2).
Feminine
Topics.
More Hawaiian Music.
; Conducted by Peter Craigmyle.
Conducted by Mr. Don G. Munro , B.Sc.
, M.A.,
" The Character of the Crowd."
S.B. from London.
G. A. ATKINSON. S.B. from London. Local News.
Popular Night.
ANDREW SHANKS (Baritone). THE " 2BD REPERTORY
PLAYERS.
THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA.
or How One Plot Plays Many Parts
Dramatic Scenes by W. M. Manners, B.A
Music by Archd. Hyslop.
Players:
TOXIE REYNARD, NEIL MACLEAN, DAISY MONCUR, FLOSSIE TAVANER, G.R. HARVEY, W.M. MANNERS, A.M. SHINNIE, W.D. SIMPSON.
The Plot : A fascinating widow has a suitor who has been devoted to her many years. His ardour cools and she finds that he has transferred his affections to her young servant.
Scene 1.-Moonlight in the grounds of Moontilda's Palace.
Scene 2.-A Village Green outside the Rose and Crown.
Scene 3.-The Cafe de Bonbons, Paris.
Scene 4.-A Room in the basement of the Villa Morose.
Scene 5.-The Salon of Dora et Cie.
Scene 6.-A Corridor in the Hotel Bedlam.
Arranged for Broadcast by the Station Staff.
S.B. from London.
Prof. CROWTHER. S.B. from London. Local News.
Dance Programme.
