: Royal
Oak Day. Suite, ' In the Days of Romance' (Harding). Morris Dance; Gavotte ; Barcarolle ; Waltz ; The Hunt. Played by the Sunshine Trio. The Story of Royal Oak Day, told by Robert Roberts. Oh, the Oak and the Ash (17th Century). Under the Greenwood Tree (Old English). Sung by Betty Wheatley. Nature Talk— I, the Jungle in the Garden, by Frank Lowe.

Relayed from the Theatre Royal

A PERFORMANCE of Masaniello in Brussels, on August 25, 1830, has been held partly responsible for the outbreak of the revolution in which the Dutch were driven out of Belgium. Be that as it may, it is generally agreed that this is the finest of all Auber's many (and popular) Operas. Instead of being merely pretty and tuneful, as are so many of his works, Masaniello has dramatic power and spirit. Wagner praised the work highly.
The Overture is chiefly made up of tunes from the Opera itself.
THE HALIFAX CO-OPERATIVE PRIZE CHOIR
Conducted by C. F. S. GREENWOOD

BERYL DE WILLACY (Operatic Soprano)
TOMMY HANDLEY (The Well-known Comedian) KLINTON SHEPHERD (The Popular Baritone) PENROSE and WHITLOCK (Two Jovial Fellows)
MIRA B. JOHNSON (Actress Vocalist)
Supported by the STATION ORCHESTRA