From Birmingham
HAROLD TURLEY'S ORCHESTRA, relayed from
Wimbush's Princes Cafe
A Running Commentary on the Second Half of the Association Football Match, relayed from
' The Hawthorns,' West Bromwich Commentator, Mr. CLAUDE JEPHCOTT
From Birmingham
HAROLD TURLEY'S ORCHESTRA, relayed from
Wimbush's Princes Cafe
ALBERT DANIELS (Child Impressions)
MASON and ARMES (Entertainers with a Piano) JANET JOYE (with BLANDFORD COLLIER at the Piano) in ' Types and Notions'
' Snooky has a Bonfire Party,' by Phyllis Richard -son. Songs by Tom Kinniburgh (Bass). S. C. Cotterell (Clarinet). The Land of Upsydown,' by G. B. Hughes
EUGENE CRUFT 'S OCTET
VIVIENNE CHATTERTON (Soprano)
The LONDON RADIO DANCE BAND
Directed by SIDNEY FIRMAN
RANDALL and LEIGH (Songs, with Ukulele) TONI FARRELL (Tho Pianist Composer) DUDLEY ROLPH (The Singing Syncopal)
(By permission of LADDIE CLIFF)
From Birmingham
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
HAMISH MACCUNN 'S untimely death during the war years, at the ago of forty-eight, deprived us of a composer who responded finely to the influences of his nationality. His Tone Poems, based on Scots subjects, and his Operas, Jeanie Deans and Diarmid, show delicacy, insight, and a power of graphic expression. His Concert Overture, Land of the Mountain and the Flood, written while MacCunn was a student at the Royal College of Music, has as a motto the familiar passage from Scott's Lady of the Lake, beginning ' 0 Caledonia, stern and wild, Meet nurse for a poetic child.'
