From Birmingham
THE METROPOLITAN WORKS BAND, conducted by G. M. WILSON
STAINLESS STEPHEN introduces his American friend, Atmos P. Heries
(From Birmingham) : ' Snooky Story,' by Phyllis Richardson. Songs by Edith Paddock (Soprano) and Harold Howes (Bari. tone). 'Nursery Rhyme Lore,' by Azeline Lewis
Time Signal, WEATHER FORE
CAST; FIRST GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN
From Birmingham
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA, conducted byJOSEPH LEWIS
THE LONDON RADIO DANCE BAND, directed by SIDNEY FiRMAN
ELSIE CARLISLE (Entertainer)
GEOFFREY GWYTHER
PETE MANDELL (Banjo)
From Birmingham
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
A Children's Overture
MARK RAPHAEL (Baritone) Come away, Death
It was a lover and his lass I dare not ask a kiss Love's Philosophy
ORCHESTRA
Suite from music to As You Like It'
QUILTER is one of the two or three living
English Composers who seem to get nearest to the spirit of Shakespeare. The Suite we are to hear was written in 1922, and includes four pieces, the first three being the Introductions to the several Acts, and the last a dance that winds up the play. The titles are : (1) Shepherd's Holiday ; (2) Evening in the Forest ; (3) Merry Pranks; and (4) Country Dance.
MARK RAPHAEL
Who is Sylvia ?
In the bud of the morning, 0 Music, when soft voices die 0, the month of May
ORCHESTRA
Suite of Ballet Music from ' The Rake '
QUILTER is one of the few Composers of ' serious ' music who have been engaged to write for Revue. The Rake was an eighteenth-century Ballet in one of Mr. Cochran's London Pavilion Revues, On with the Dance ! In the Suite are five Movements : (1) Dance at the Feast ; (2) The Light-hearted Lady ; (3) The Frolicsome Friend ; (4) Allurement ; and (5) Midnight Revels.
