From Birmingham
MABEL FRANCE (' Aunt Maria' Sketch) MARIO DE PIETRO (Mandoline and Banjo)
PHILIP BROWN 'S DOMINOES DANCE BAND
MASON and Armes (Entertainers at the Piano)
JOHNSON BROTHERS and GREENOP (in Syncopated
Harmony)

From Birmingham
PHILIP BROWN'S DOMINOES DANCE BAND
SIDNEY NESBITT and his Ukulele

(From Birmingham) :
Magic Bells of Ireland,' by Frances Ritchie. Irish Songs by Bernard Sims (Baritone). Walter Heard (Flute and Piccolo)

From Birmingham
PATTISON'S SALON ORCHESTRA, directed by NORRIS
STANLEY
Relayed from the Restaurant,
Corporation Street

(From Birmingham)
RAE ROBERTSON and ETHEL BARTLETT
' (Duets for Two Pianos)
THE WEST AFRICAN JUBES (in Original African Songs) DAISY KENNEDY (Violin)
CHRISSIE STODDARD and ALFRED BUTLER in ' Pleasant Memories—II, Peter, Peggy, a Punt and a Proposal '

From Birmingham
The BIRMINGHAM STUDIO AUGMENTED
ORCHESTRA, conducted by Joseph LEWIS
MUSSORGSKY'S Opera treats of a dramatic neriod of change in Russian history. Ivan the Terrible's weak-minded son, has been replaced by the ambitious Boris Godounov , who is at first
Regent, afterwards Tsar. Boris has realized that his title is threatened by Ivan's younger son,
Dmitri, and has had him secretly assassinated.
In this Air, Boris, in spite of his supreme power, is disquieted. Misfortunes fall upon his dear ones.
His people are plague-stricken, and look on him as the author of their miseries. He is haunted by dreadful visions of the murdered Dmitri. He calls upon God for help.

Selection from ' Ballet Scenes,' Op. 52 Glazounov

Phillis has such charming graces

Chora) Ballad, The Inchcape
Rock ' Sir Frederick Bridge
THIS is a setting of Southey's well-known poem telling how the wicked Sir Ralph the Rover removed the warning bell from the Inchcape Rock, and, fittingly, was later himself drowned there.

BETTY BANNERMAN (Contralto)
DAVID HUTCHISON (Tenor)
EDITH GUNTHORPE and CECIL BAUMER (Duets for
Two Pianofortes)