Mr. J. C. Stobart and Mr. R. E. Jeffrey , " Shakespeare's Monarchs-Richard III."

" by Eta. MacMahon. "A
Lakeland Pilgrimage," by Elise 1. Sprott. Trocadero Tea-Time Music.

Piano Solos by the Cloud Lady. " The Spring that Married the Sea." " The Zoo's Ugliest Fish," by L. G. M. of the Daily Mail.

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" Famous
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An Hour With Edward German.
HAROLD WILLIAMS (Baritone). THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA.

Bourree and Gigue(48)
Harold Williams.
" West Country Lad " ("Merrie England") (15)
The Orchestra. Overture, " Richard III." (43)
8.

" Four Jolly Sailormen " (" A Princess of Kensington ") .............................. (15)
The Orchestra.
Romance and Two Dances from " The Conqueror " (15)
Harold Williams.
" Glorious Devon " (9)
The Orchestra.
Selection, " Tom Jones " : (15)
An Hour of First Performances of Chamber Music Works.
THE VIRTUOSO QUARTET:
MARJORIE HAYWARD (Violin);
EDWIN VIRGO (2nd Violin); RAYMOND JEREMY (Viola);
CEDRIC SHARPE (Violoncello). ESTHER COLEMAN (Contralto).
HERBERT BEDFORD (Pianoforte).
JOHN FIELD (Oboe).
FRANK ALMGILL (Flute).

Esther Coleman.
With John Field, Frank Almgill, and the Composer.
(Carnegie U.K. Trust Award, 1925.)
(First Performance.)

(Carnegie U.K. Trust Award, 1925.) (First Performance since the Award.)

Frederick Nicholls
Elegiac Song; Scherzo.
(First Performance.)

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Relayed from the Savoy Hotel, London.
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