MOSCHETTO and his Orchestra
From TiiE MAY FAIR HOTEL

TOM KINNIBURGH (Bass)
THE CENTRAL BAND OF H.M. ROYAL
Am FORCE
Conducted by Flight-Lieut. Amers

BEGINNING life in a very humble way, Lully was one of the comparatively few musicians who amassed considerable fortune. His career reads like a romance, from the day when he was picked up at about the ago of ten by the Chevalier do Guise for his niece, Mdlle de Montpensier who had asked for 'a pretty little Italian ' to teach her the language. His playing of the violin soon attracted the notice of influential people, and he rose from one post of distinction to another until he had the whole of musical France very securely under his sway. He was an astute courtier, knowing well how to make his way among the intrigues of the Palace, and enjoyed the favour of his King to a degree which has seldom-been equalled in the history of music. But the manner of his death was as unlucky as the rest of his career had been fortunate. Conducting, in the Royal presence, one day, he struck his foot with the baton and the trifling injury, in the hands of an incompetent surgeon, grew so serious as to prove fatal soon afterwards.
Although this beautiful song, a typical example of his gracious and dignified style, is so often sung, it is clearly one of those evergreen favourites which no repetition can stale.

Sombre Woods - Lully, art. A. L.
I triumph, I triumph - Carissimi

THOSE who saw Reinhardt's magnificent production of The Miracle at Olympia in London in 1911, have no need to be reminded how large a share of its success it owed to Humperdinck's impressive music. Wholly unlike the far bettor known Hansel and Gretel, though it is, it has the same feeling of belonging as of right to the scenes which it is illustrating, and it is of itself such effective music that it is still welcorned apart from its text, on the concert platform.

When I think on the; happy days - Forster
Green grow the Rashes O! - Trad.
The Hundred Pipers - Trad.

Conducted by CHARLES WILLIAMS
Relayed from DAVIS' THEATRE.
CROYDON

'THE REPENTANT PIRATES'
A Play written specially for broad casting by EVELYN GARDNER

WEATHER FORECAST, -FIRST GEN ERAL NEWS BULLETIN; Announce ments and Sports Bulletin

MUSIC OF MENDELSSOHN
Played by REGINALD Paul (Pianoforte)

Being the further Ruritanian advent tures of Rudolph Rassendyll , Esq.
By ANTHONY HOPE
Arranged for Broadcasting by HOLT MARVELL
Produced by PETER CRESWELL

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOKD GEN ERAL NEWS BULLETIN ; Local News, (Daventry only) Shipping Forecast and Fat Stock Prices

CLAY KEYES (The Ace of Clubs)
THE ALBERT SANDLER TRIO
JACK PAYNE and his B.B.C. DANCE
ORCHESTRA and an Item from the LONDON PALLADIUM

AMBROSE'S BAND, from THE MAY
FAIR HOTEL