(In co-operation with The Belfast Corporation)
Relayed from the Municipal Museum and Art Gallery
THE EGLANTINE
LADIES' TRIO
TINA BONIFACIO (harp)
THE BELFAST WIRELESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
(Leader, PHILIP WHITEWAY)
Conductor, E. GODFREY BROWN

Contributors

Conductor:: E. Godfrey Brown

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17:00

An Interlude of Gramophone Records

2BE Belfast

Wed 17^th Oct 1934, 17:00 on 2BE Belfast

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17:15

The Children's Hour

2BE Belfast

Wed 17^th Oct 1934, 17:15 on 2BE Belfast

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A Request Programme Questions and Answers

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17:55

Agricultural Market Prices for Northern Ireland

2BE Belfast

Wed 17^th Oct 1934, 17:55 on 2BE Belfast

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18:00

' The First News'

2BE Belfast

Wed 17^th Oct 1934, 18:00 on 2BE Belfast

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Weather Forecast, First General News Bulletin and Bulletin for Farmers, followed by Regional News

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18:30

London Regional Programme

2BE Belfast

Wed 17^th Oct 1934, 18:30 on 2BE Belfast

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20:00

The Belfast Wireless Orchestra

2BE Belfast

Wed 17^th Oct 1934, 20:00 on 2BE Belfast

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Conducted by PETER MONTGOMERY
Ever since Sir Thomas Beecham , confident in the genius of his friend Delius, gave performances of The Village Romeo and Juliet in 1910 at the Covent Garden Theatre, this intermezzo from the opera has been heard, although too infrequently, in the concert hall. Yet, even divorced from the opera, it appeals as a little tone poem.