THE MORECAMBE MUNICIPAL MILITARY BAND,
Conducted by EDWARD DUNN , Director of Music to the Morecambe Corporation
Relayed from the West End Bandstand,
Morecambe

: Request Pieces by the Sunshine Trio. ' Birds in Spring ' and The Birds' Party ' (Jesse), sung by Batty Wheatley. 'The Old Man who Lives in a Wood (Traditional) and ' The Wonderful Piper' (Arne), sung by Harry Hopewell

with Interludes by THE STATION Quartet
' WET WICKETS '
By A. F. HYSLOP
A CONVERSATION between two aged villagers and Caspar's young grandson takes place outside Caspar's cottage, where he and Albert are sitting in the sun. looking down the hill to the distant village. The time is six p.m. on a July evening in 1966. 'THE ALIBI'
A New Comedy by ROBERT H. BLACKMORE
WHEN the play opens. Mrs. Math?r. a pleasant. elderly and motherly-looking woman, is busily rolling pastry upon the table, which occupies the centre of the living-room.
It is Saturday evening, and Lily is preparing for her regular weekly visit to the pictures.
' MR. SMITH WAKES UP '
A New One-Act Comedy by VIVIAN TIDMARSH
THE Scene is the parlour of the Smiths' house at Clapham. The play opens with a conversation between Maria and her daughter Lucy. Maria is a very dissatisfied woman, and her daughter's disposition may be easily imagined from Mr. Smith's description of her as ' her mother's never-failing echo.'