by WALTER R. P. K. MASON
Relayed from St. Church
DOROTHY SMITHARD (Contralto)

Directed by SIDNEY FIRMAN
GEORGE GROGIE (Comedian) and GLADYS MERREDEW (Entertainer)

(From Birmingham):

'The Tale of Curly-come-back,' by Mona Pearce.

Songs by Marjorie Hoverd (Soprano) and Winifred Payne (Contralto).

'The Everlasting Why - Why a Frog has Big Feet,' by Nicolina Twigg

THE ERNEST LEGGETT LONDON OCTET
LESLEY DUFF (Soprano)
FRANKLYN KELSEY (Baritone)
Octet

From Birmingham
The BIRMINGHAM STUDIO SYMPHOXY ORCHESTRA
(Leader, FRANK CANTELL)
Conducted by Sir HENRY WOOD
ELSIE SUDDABY ' (Soprano) ; MAURICE COLE
(Pianoforte)
THIS is a collection of six Bach pieces, nearly all taken from his music for keyboard instruments. Sir Henry Wood has scored these pieces for modern orchestra, but in doing so ho has tried to adhere faithfully throughout to the spirit of the original.

THIS Concerto is in three Movements.
-L The FIRST MOVEMENT, beginning with a slowish Introduction, goes on to the discussion of themes in turn impassioned and calm.
The SECOND MOVEMENT, Quick and playful, is a dainty piece of work.
The THIRD MOVEMENT (tho Finale) is also a very lively piece, in the style of tho excitable Tarantella dance.

: The LYRICALS, from the Cafe de Paris'