by LEONARD H. WARNER
Relayed from St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate
LAURA MOORE (Soprano)
THE LONDON RADIO DANCE BAND, directed by SIDNEY FIRMAN
NELLIE O'LIST (Flautist, Piccolo and Vocalist)
TOM GREEN (Tenor)
: ' A Tale of Somerset,' by Davy Roberts . Somerset Folk Songs by Harry Hopewell (Baritone). ' The Forming of a Fighting Squadron,' by ' The Bargee '
; WEATHER FORE
CAST, FIRST GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN
PATTISON'S SALON ORCHESTRA, directed by THOMAS JONES. Relayed from Corporation Street Restaurant
JACK SMITH
(THe Whispering Baritone)
HERMAN DAREWSKI
(Popular Favourites)
CAROL LYNE (Light Ballads)
From Birmingham
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA, conducted by JOSEPH Lewis HERBERT HOWELLS comes from Lydney.
Of this little orchestral piece, composed about ten years ago, he has said, ' Though written to an imaginary scene, it little matters what particular " picture " is in the listener's mind, so there be a picture.'
CHARLES SIMON in a Gloucestershire Sketch, introducing traditional phrases, proverbs, couplets, and a ballad all gleaned personally by the arranger (Simon) QIR HERBERT BREWER'S work as Con-
SIR ductor, Organist and Composer is already familiar to listeners who have heard broadcast a part of the Three Choirs Festival at Gloucester, which, as Organist of the Cathedral, he conducted. THOUGH Parry was born at Bournemouth
J- (1848), he was a son of a distinguished Gloucester man, T. Gambier Parry, of Highnam Court, and several of his compositions were produced at the Three Choirs Festival at Gloucester. The Last Movement of the Symphony, which has received the nickname of the ' English,' consists of a sot of twelve Variations and a tail-piece on a melody of a cheery, determined cast.
Debroy Somers' Ciro's Club Dance Band, under the direction of Ramon Newton, from Ciro's Club
from the New Prince's Restaurant
