MOLLY IVERSON (Soprano)
ERNEST AUTY (Tenor)

Personally conducted by JACK PAYNE

by EDGAR T. COOK
Relayed from Southwark Cathedral

THE GERSHOM PARKINGTON QUINTET
APRIL PENDARVIS (Contralto) 4.0 FRANK ASHWORTH’S PARK LANE HOTEL DANCE BAND
From the Park Lane Hotel
5.0 Mrs. TOWERS SETTLE: Fashions for the Coming Season '
FASHIONS for the coming season !
What a thrill the phrase communicates to rather more than half of the population; for with women the instinct of dress is almost universal, and the woman with a small dress allowance and a clover dress-maker is just as keenly interested in the latest news from Paris as the plutocratic patron of the most celebrated establishments in Hanover Square. This afternoon they will both have a chance to hear the latest and most authentic advices from so well-informed an expert as the editor of Vogue.

‘Tho Ghost of Battleby Manor,' a would-be Comedy by the Author of ' The Professor and tho Bee'

From the Astoria Cinema

TCHAIKOVSKY’S SONGS
Sung by TATIANA MAKUSHINA .
To the Forest New Hopes Serenade

JOHN HENRY (Yorkshire Comedian)
TEDDY BROWN (Xylophone)
THE B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
Personally conducted by JACK PAYNE

By MABEL CONSTANDUROS (From the Town Hall, Strutham)
MABEL CONSTANDUROS
MICHAEL HOGAN
ELIOT WAKEHAM
VIVIENNE CHATTERTON
HAROLD SCOTT
OLIVE GROVES
J. HERBERT LESLIE
This pantomime should have been produced last year-approximately on Boxing Day. We say ' 'approximately' because most Strutham Amateur productions are unavoidably postponed at the eleventh hour. ' Dick Whittington ' was first discussed at a meeting of the Society in May, 1926, and forgotten until July, 1927, when it was definitely decided to stage the entertainment on December 26. An epidemic of absentee-ism enforced yet another postponement, and the date on the tickets has been altered to April 9. Billing this outside broadcast as a ' rehearsal ' is merely playing for safety. Recent reports from Strutham tend to the supposition that the actual production cannot take place before midsummer (1929 ?)

THE WIRELESS MILITARY BAND, conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELL

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TEDDY BROWN'S BAND, and THE MELODIANS, directed by JACK VERNON from the Cafe do Paris