Conducted by Lieut. H. A. ADKINS
(By kind permission of Col. Sir FRANCIS
ELPHINSTONE-DALRYMPLE
Relayed from Kneller Hall , Twickenham
Rule Britannia
God Save the King
(From Birmingham)
'Wriggly Pie,' by Margaret Madeley.
Songs by Esther Coleman (Contralto).
'Three Shropshire Knights,' by Estelle Steel Harper.
Jacko will Entertain
THE HENRY SENSICLE QUINTET
MILLICENT RUSSELL (Contralto)
FRANKLYN KELSEY (Baritone)
From Birmingham
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO AUGMENTED
ORCHESTRA
Leader, FRANK CANTELL
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
AT twenty-eight, when he wrote this Overture,
Sullivan had already achieved a fine command both of the Orchestra and of that knack of writing gay tunes that has so endeared him to us all. He wrote few pieces more spirited than this, even in the Comic Operas-and that is saying a good deal.
(From Birmingham)
A Play by EDWIN LEWIS
Presented by STUART VINDEN
It is a quiet summer night. Beside tho road, on a green patch, a travelling van is drawn up under the shelter of the trees, and a log fire burns, filling the air with the stimulating aroma of the pine. Marie sits on the lowest step of the van with hands clasped behind her back. Her lips are parted in smiling wonder as she gazes at Carl, who, clad in a velvet jacket, is playing the violin.
Solo Violin : FRANK CANTELL
: ALFREDO and his
BAND and the NEW PRINCES ORCHESTRA from the New Princes Restaurant
