Directed by SIDNEY FIRMAN
Doris and ELSIE WATERS (Syncopated Duets)
Directed by GEORGES HAECK from Restaurant Frascati
OF all the branches of narrative poetry, the epic is indisputably the most important; and some of the greatest achievements in poetry of any sort have been cast in this form. Today Mr. Stobart and Miss Somerville will deal with the earliest and most famous of all known epics -the Iliad and the Odyssey
T7VERYBODY who has ever played a part knows the difficulties and problems associated with rehearsals: acute enough on the professional stage, and amongst amateurs often fatal to the production. This afternoon Mrs. Penelope Wheeler will give some strictly practical advice as to how to get the best possible value out of every minute of the time.
ELEANOR MARSHALL (Soprano) ; ROSINA WALL
(Viola); PERCY TURNBULL (Pianoforte)
'Once Upon a Time,' an operetta, by Liza Lohmann , performed by THE WIRELESS SINGERS and THE DAVENTRY QUARTET, under the direction of STANFORD ROBINSON
FOR centuries the sages have been telling us how to live well; preachers, moralists, political theorists, economists—all have poured out an unbroken stream of exhortation and advice. And yet most of us still find it very hard. Nowadays, however, the medical aspect of life occupies more and more important a place in people's thoughts, and it is from this point of view that Professor Greenwood will address his good counsel in this talk.
Played by Mrs. Norman O'Neill
7.25 Sir Edward Denison Ross: 'Eastern Art and Literature - III, Indian Culture'
India has been in touch with the West ever since Alexander's day, and many of our most familiar fables can be traced originally to Indian sources, but the serious study of Indian literature by Western scholars is quite a recent growth. Yet in poetry, philosophy and drama it is a mine of riches, which Sir Edward Denison Ross will describe in this evening's talk, from the 'Rig Veda' and the 'Mahabharata' to the contemporary poetry of Rabindranath Tagore.
TATIANA MAKUSHINA (Soprano)
THE BAINTON-WALL-FUCHS TRIO
EDGAR BAINTON (Pianoforte)
ALFRED WALL (Violin)
CARL Fuchs (Violoncello)
8.15 TATIANA MAKUSHINA
Selected Songs
Scenes from
MACBETH by Miss LENA ASHWELL and Mr. PAGET BOWMAN , as performed for the troops in France during the War °
HERBERT MUNDIN
. " (Comedian)
Joe Beauchamp (Bass)
French-Canadian and other songs.
ROSA SPIER (Harp Solos) and ' GORDON SHERRY in further selections from his
GOLF SPIRITUALS
Golfing Blues
The Old Black Crow The Last Putt
Caddie Don't Smile
