From Birmingham
The Harold Mills Trio: Harold Mills (Violin), Frank Venton (Viola), Herbert Stephen (Violoncello)

The work, unlike most Trios, is in six Movements, which are arranged thus: (1) Quick and bold; (2) Rather slow; (3) Minuet; (4) Slow; (5) Minuet; (6) Quick.

3.45 Trio

Directed by SIDNEY FIRMAN
LAWRENCE BASKCOMB
(Songs and Humorous Verses)
DICKIE DIXON (Syncopated Songs)

(From Birmingham) : ' The Cloudship and its Passengers,' by Greta Costain. Songs by Harold Casey (Baritone ). Competil ion Essay—'How things arc made — Artificial Silk,' by Major Vernon Brook

ANDREW BROWN'S QUINTET
GWEN KNIGHT and MILDRED WATSON (in Duets)

From Birmingham
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA, conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS

by Mrs. NORMAN O'NEILL
WE in this country are proud to remember that the foundations of keyboard music wore laid by sixteenth-century British musicians --Byrd, Farnaby, and the other Tudor and Elizabethan composers. Then this supremacy passed to the Continent. Scarlatti the younger was a great, pioneer in writing for the keyboard. He brought a new technique to harpsichord music, doing away with the exaggerated orna mentation then in vogue, and making the hands movo about the keys with greater freedom.

: KETTNER'S FivE, directed by GEOFFREY GELDER, from Kettner's Restaurant