Conductor, E. GODFREY BROWN
HOOTON MITCHELL (bass)
ERNEST A. A. STONELEY (violin)
The overture to The Boatswains Mate is in the true spirit of the W. W. Jacobs story on which the opera is based. The widowed landlady of an inn is wooed by an ex-boatswain and an ex-soldier. The latter is engaged by the boatswain to stage a mock burglary at the inn in order to bring home to the lonely landlady the need of male protection; but, as things turn out, she proves to be very capable of looking after herself, and, incidentally, of choosing a second husband, who is none other than the amateur burglar.
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DORA LABBETTE (soprano)
ANTONIO BROSA (violin)
THE BELFAST WIRELESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
(Leader, PHILIP WHITEWAY)
Conductor, E. GODFREY BROWN
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The children are sleeping now, and are dreaming of what they have heard and done during the day-in school- at play-and during their own special listening time at five-fifteen. But what do they hear in The Children's Hour' ? Tonight we will let their parents into the secret
T. 0. CORRIN, MAY CURRAN,
DAVID WILSON
RUTH GEORGE , J. R. MAGEEAN
ELSIE MCCONNELL and Aunt PHOEBB will tell the secret