LILY ALLEN
(Soprano)
ELGAR'S interest in young people appears in quite a number of his compositions. This
Suite might be described as a Fantasy on a quotation from Charles Lamb , from the reverie which Lamb calls by the same name—' Dream Children.' The first dreamy tune is played very softly by the two clarinets in thirds ; it is largely used throughout the first movement. In the second movement, two delicate themes are heard together, one on the clarinet and one on the strings, and the whole little movement is woven of the slightest and daintiest texture. It closes, and brings the little Suite to an end, with a reminder of the wistful tune of the opening.

'Du FRIEDE FURST HERR JESU CHRIST'
(' 0, JESU Christ, THOU PRINCE OF PEACE')
From St. Ann's Church
Relayed to London and Daventry
LILLY ALLEN (Soprano)
RISPAH GOODACRE (Contralto)
ARTHUR WILKES (Tenor)
REGINALD WHITEHEAD (Bass)
THE ST. ANN's CHURCH Choir
THE AUGMENTED NORTHERN WIRELESS ORCHESTRA
Conducted by T. H. MORRISON
At the Organ, GEORGE PRITCHARD
(For the words of the Cantata see next column.)

Miss BEATRICE Kitson , appealing on behalf of St. Faith's Rescue Home, Leeds. S.B. from
Leeds