From Birmingham
The BIRMINGHAM STRING QUARTET : FRANK CANTELL
(1st Violin), ELSIE STELL (2nd Violin). ARTHUR KENNEDY (Viola). LEONARD DENNIS (Cello)

THE LONDON RADIO DANCE BAND, directed by SIDNEY FIRMAN
GRACE IVELL and VIVIAN WORTH
(Syncopated Duets)
GEORGE BARKER (Entertainer)

(From Birmingham) :
A Recital and Song Feature by Fred E. Weatherly —' When I was a. Child,' with Incidental Songs by Helen Alston

TffE DEZSO KORDY STRING SEXTET
MILLICENT RUSSELL (Contralto)
VICTOR EDMUNDS (Tenor)

WEATHERLY BALLAD-RECITAL
From Birmingham
In the following programme two subjects only are included―Love and Humour. What is the difference between wit and humour is a difficult problem. How far love and humour are intermixable is a question still more difficult to answer. It is hoped that the humorous songs will raise a laugh, or at any rate a smile, and that those of love will awaken a different response.
The following songs will be used as illus trations :—
The words of the above songs are by the Lecturer, who will recite verses of Love and Humour.
Singers :
HELEN ALSTON (Soprano)
CLAY THOMAS (Baritone)

From Birmingham

Claude Martin (Character Study): The Confessions of Edwards, 'the Jobbing Gardener,' by Barry Pain
Tom Bromley (Pianoforte)
Helen Alston (Songs at the Piano)
Mason and Armes (Entertainers)
Pattison's Salon Orchestra, directed' by Thomas Jones, relayed from Corporation Street Restaurant