Relayed from Lozells Picturo
House
From Birmingham

THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA Conducted by JOHN ANSELL
IVOR WALTERS (Tenor)
BERTHA HAGART (Pianoforte)

(From Birmingham) ; 'Little House Builders,' by E. M. Griffiths. Songs by Norah Tarrant (Contralto). Some Wonderful Engineering Achievements — Petrol
Wells,' by 0. Bolton King. Musical Selections by the Birmingham Studio Piano Quintet (Leader, Frank Cantell)

THE LONDON RADIO DANCE
BAND, directed by SIDNEY FIRMAN
FREDERICK CHESTER
(Recitations and Dialect
Stories)

First Broadcast Performance
A Celtic Folk Opera in Two Acts by MARJORY KENNEDY-FRASER and GRANVILLE BANTOCK
From Birmingham
Characters in the order of their speaking:
This is the original cast which appeared at the first production of ' The Seal Woman ' at the Repertory Theatre, Birmingham, in 1924.) BIRMINGHAM STUDIO AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
Act I. A rocky coast on an uninhabited islet in the Western Isles of Scotland. It is a moonlit evening in midsummer, and the Cailleach is seated in the shadow of a cliff.
ACT II. Outside the Islesman's dwelling, seven years later. A peat fire on the floor within can be seen through the open- door, while without are stools, stones and a peat stack to one side, with sea and sky beyond. The Cailleach is seated by the door.