' Travel Pictures of the British Empire.' The Rev. H. ALLEN JOB, F.R.G.S.,Sunny New South Wales '

relayed from the PICCADILLY PICTURE THEATRE

Musical Director, Gerald W. Bright.
Relayed from the Hotel Majestic, St. Anne's-on-the-Sea

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The shores of the South Coast attract many visitors and residents from the North, and this Programme has been specially arranged between tho two Stations to give Northern folk now living 'Down South' a touch of the atmosphere of their native country. The Programme will be relayed from Manchester to Bournemouth.
THE STATION AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA: Conductor, T. H. MORRISON
Items Selected by Bournemouth Listeners
HARRY HOPEWELL (Baritone)
"There Was a Pig Went Out to Dig"
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'THE BACK WAY.'
A Comedy by James L. Hodson, played by THE STATION DRAMATIC COMPANY
Cast :
Presented by VICTOR SMYTHE -
Time: The Present. The Hour: Five on a summer's week-day afternoon
THIS is a little comedy of present-day Lancashire. The sunshine of a late summer's afternoon is pouring through the drawing-room windows of a fair-sized' house in the village of Moyton. Its rays illuminate the room and show at once that Mr. Urime, the owner, believes in solid comfort rather than pretentiousness.
When our play opens, Mrs. Cheetham, who is dressed in a plain but neat dark blue suit, and 'looks younger than her actual age, which is forty-five,' is standing by one of the windows which overlook the garden. She has been paying a call on Mr. Grime, who stands near her, and she is now about to take her departure.
ORCHESTRA
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HARRY HOPEWELL
Here's Two or Three Jolly Lads; Come, Listen Awhilo Unto My Song
(The Peace-Egg is a version of a mumming play, differing chiefly in the fact that it is performed at Easter instead of Christmas.)
ORCHESTRA
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