Described by Geoffrey Gilbey, assisted by Mr. H. W. Hobbiss
Relayed from Aintree
S.B. from Liverpool
by Allan Brown
Organist and Musical Director, The City Temple.
Relayed from St. Mary-le-Bow Church
The BBC Dance Orchestra, personally conducted by Jack Payne
Ursula Hughes (Light Songs)
Delys and Clark (Entertainers)
(From Birmingham)
Story told by Phyllis Richardson.
Margaret Ablethorpe (Pianoforte) will play a Suite of 'Water Pieces' (Barcroft).
'The Everlasting Why - Why a Whistle has Holes,' by Nicolina Twigg.
Gwendolyn Hollis (Soprano)
THE DEZSO KORDY STRING SEXTET
CATHERINE STEWART (Contralto)
GLYN DOWELL (Tenor)
From Birmingham
Words by JOHN GAY
Music by ALFRED REYNOLDS
The scene is laid on board an old-time sailing ship. Sailors are dancing a hornpipe and the ballad tells of the tender parting of William and Susan. As the ' lessening boat' rows back to land, there is heard the sound of a phantom hornpipe in which the mocking spirit of the sea laughs at the truth of lovers' vows.
An Operetta in One Act
Words by H. B. FARNIE
Music by OFFENBACH
THE BIRMINGHAMSTUDIO ORCHESTRA, conducted by JOSEPH Lewis
From Birmingham
The Emile Grimshaw Banjo Quartet
Lena Copping and Partner (The Syncopated Two)
Gwen Lewis (Entertainer at the Piano)
Harry Hemsley (Child Impersonations)
Leslie Taylor and his Miami Band
Kettner's Five, directed by Geoffrey Gelder, from Kettner's Restaurant.
from the Mayfair Hotel
