and JEROME STEVENS (Tenor)
HENRY MILLIDGE (Baritone)
RICKARDS and STEVENS (Entertainers at the Piano)
MARBLE ARCH PAVILION ORCHESTRA, from the Marble Arch Pavilion
An Introduction to Geology ; i 'THE story of the stones' is a fascinating one to read, and in this talk Mr. Scott will explain how it can be read, and how the' superposition of strata, the wells and springs,' and all the work of water, can be disentangled into a continuous story of geological change.
CAN You Toss THEM ?
' Pancakes (Elizabeth Fleming ), and other verse and story suitable to the occasion
Shrove Tuesday Customs
Music by THE GERSHOM PARKINGTON QUINTET
ON the storm-swept and uninhabited islands off the north and west coasts of Scotland the grey seal breeds, and these island nurseries are a wonderful sight to see on the not too frequent occasions when they are accessible by boat. Mr. Seton Gordon , who is well known as a naturalist and nature photographer, with a particular interest in the wild life of Scotland, has a very special knowledge of the breeding-grounds of the seal, as he was Admiralty Patrol Officer for Argyllshire and the Inner Hebrides during the War.
SCHUMANN’S KREISLERIAN A and PHANTASIESTÜCKE (FANTASY
PIECES) .
Played by WILLIBALD RICHTER
Kreisleriana, 3. 4, 5
THE series on ' Europe throughout the Ages,' which began last November, has traced the course of Western civilization from its dawn in ancient Greece, through its eclipse in the Dark Ages and its re-emergence in the Middle
Ages ; the change that came with the Renaissance and the Reformation, and the age of (more or less), enlightened despotism. This evening Mr. Somervell will conclude the series by describing the rise of modern democracy-first in aspiration, later in concrete form, in the Scottish Kirk and the English Levellers, in the writings of Rousseau and the achievements of constitution-makers in the United States and in revolutionary France.
The WIRELESS MILITARY BAND, conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELL
RISPAH GOODACRE (Contralto)
MABEL GUNTHORPE and CECIL BAUMER (Piano Duets)
DAVID Wise (Interludes on the Violin, accompanied by « JEAN MELVILLE) .
MORRIS HARVEY (Comedian)
GEOFFREY GWYTHER and DOROTHY DICKSON
(in Musical Comedy Successes) MURIEL GEORGE and ERNEST
BUTCHER in Folk Songs and Duets
FLORENCE MARKS
(Irish Songs and Humour)
JACK HYLTON 'S AMBASSADOR CLUB BAND, directed by RAY STARITA , from the Ambassador Club
