Personally conducted by JACK PAYNE
KEL KEECH and ORD HAMILTON (Banjo Solos)

From Birmingham
FRANK NEWMAN (Organ)
EVELYN STANLEY (Soprano)

5.45 The CHILDREN'S HOUR (From Birmingham) : 'The Magic Sword '—III,' The Admiral's Broom,' a Piny of the Sea, by Captain Cuttle, with incidental songs by Harold Casey (Baritone)

THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, conducted by JOHN ANSELL

From Birmingham
LEONARD NEEDHAM (Pianoforte)
Mina TAYLOR presents a sketch, ' On the Road,' by W. RAPER BINGHAM
VIVIEN LAMBELET (in French Songs)
The CHAPLIN TRIO (in a Recital of 18th Century
Music)

A Musical Farce in One Act
Libretto by DAVID CARRICK
Music by ARNE
The whole revised and adapted by JULIAN HERBAGE , the Libretto in conjunction with Perceval Graves
THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA and THE WIRELESS
CHORUS, conducted by JOHN ANSELL
The Scone is a village green on May Day, 1775, with village lads and lasses dancing round the Maypole. They think and talk of little else, however, but the great question, ' Who will win Squire Goodwin's legacy of £100? ' This will be given to the couple who get married on May 1, provided that they make a choice of each other that is both fitting and free.

: JACK HYLTON'S
AMBASSADOR CLUB BAND, directed by RAY STARITA, from the Ambassador Club