At The Organ of The Classic Cinema

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(In co-operation with the Belfast Corporation)
Relayed from the Ulster Hall
(The actual concert will begin at 7.45)
WILLIAM PARSONS (baritone)
TEMIANKA (violin)
THE BELFAST WIRELESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
(Leader, PHILIP WHITEWAY)
Conducted by ADRIAN BOULT
Sinfonia, The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba (Solomon) .......... Handel
WILLIAM PARSONS AND ORCHESTRA
Largo al factotum (Room for the town's factotum) (The Barber of Seville)
Rossini Non piu andrai (Now your days of philandering) (Figaro) ....... Mozart
IN Rossini's opera, Beaumarchais's famous character, Figaro, is a barber, and consequently a carrier of scandal, an intriguer, and a useful go-between for lovers. He considers himself the greatest barber, indeed the greatest man, in Seville, and in this song he has no hesitation in saying what a fine fellow he is.
IN Mozart's opera the page Cherubino, dancmg attendance on the Countess, is rather more attentive to her than his master the Count thinks it desirable, and it is decided that the ]ad must embark on a more manly career. The Count arranges for him to join the army, and in this merry song, Figaro, now the Count's major-domo, chaffs him unmercifully.

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(21.35) A Comedy in Three Acts by GEORGE SHIELS
Characters :
Dick Cartney , an ex-cashier Maud Cartney , his wife Old Cartney , his father
Harry Kevney , an architect Felix Kevney , his father Mrs. Kevney, his mother
Mr. Petrie, Cartney's landlord Mr. Hamet, a mill-owner Miss Denny, a teacher Dooney, a servant Dr. Palmer
The action throughout takes place in Cartney's sitting-room
Three days elapse between Acts I and II
A few hours between Acts II and III
The cast includes : HAROLD GOLD-BLATT, HILDA JOHNSTON , J. R. MAGEEAN , DERRICK B. WHITE , PHILIP TILLARD , CHARLOTTE TEDLIE, BRYAN CULLEN , WILLIAM McCrum , DODO CARROLL, JAMES STEWART and A. S. G.
LOXTON
Produced by S. A. BULLOCH