in the Studio
HEBE Simpson (Mezzo-Soprano)
THE STANLEY CHAPPLE TRIO

From the Hotel Cecil

Sir WALFORD DAVIES
(a) A Beginner's Course
(b) An Intermediate Course with a Short Concert
(c) A Short Advanced Course

Conducted by ARNOLD EAGLE
From the Shepherd's Bush Pavilion

Professor P. J. NOEL BAKER : The Changing World : An Introduction to International Affairs
II, Political and Intellectual Relations

' Toss 'em if you can 1
A most suitable opportunity for the Wicked Uncle to demonstrate the art of pancake-making in his most 'scientific' manner
The programme will also include
' The Prophet Bird ' (Schumann) and several other Violin Solos, played by DAVID WISE ; and ' Queer Zoo Menus ' according to
LESLIE G. MAINLAND

of WALTER DE LA MARE

A RECITAL OF SONGS BY PURCELL Sung by HERBERT HEYNER
(Baritone)

'The Dutch Exhibition '

THE GERSHOM PARKINGTON
QUINTET
GLADYS PARR (Contralto) WALTER GLYNNE (Tenor)
THE programme this evening includes two extracts from Ambroise Thomas ' most popular opera, one of them the Gavotte, which is best known as an orchestral number ; it was composed by Thomas specially for the groat singer Trobelli, who made a tremendous success in London in the part of Frederic, the young nobleman. The part was originally taken by a light tenor, but since Trebelli added so much to the effect of the opera with this Gavotte composed for her, the piece has remained in the score as wo know it now.
The opera is so well known that all that is necessary is to remind listeners that Frederic has come into the boudoir of Filina, the actress, in search of her; the words begin, ' Hero am I in her boudoir.'

Professor LEONARD RUSSELL :
' The Modern Outlook : How it Arose-IV, On Refusing to go Beyond the Facts.' Relayed from Birmingham

: ALFREDO and his BAND, and the NEW PRINCES ORCHESTRA from the New Princes Restaurant