(From Birmingham)

THE B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
Personally conducted by JACK PAYNE

'The Pranks of, Robin Goodfellow ,' by E. M. Griffiths. Songs by PHYLLIS LONES (Mezzo-Soprano). MARGARET ABLETHORPE (Pianoforte). ' What are tyres for ? ' by A. George Legg

From Birmingham
PATTISON'S SALON ORCHESTRA, directed by NORRIS STANLEY
Relayed from the Cafe Restaurant, Corporation Street
DIENZI (which sets to music a plot taken from 1 Lord Lytton's novel of the same name) is one of Wagner's earlier Operas. Its Overture is bold. and perhaps even blatant. It stirs the pulse. The weird legend of Saint-Saens' piece is familiar to most listeners. The version used is that of a poem by Henri Cazalis. The composer gives us a vivid representation of Death fiddling for the midnight capers of skeletons. Their bones knock together, as the Xylophone tells us. The dance goes on until cock-crow disperses the ghostly crew.

Conducted by RICHARD AUSTIN
Relayed from The Glen Pavilion, Clifton, Bristol

(From Birmingham)

(From Birmingltam)
A Play in One Act by H. M. PAULL.
Presented by STUART VINDEN
The scene in which this play is enacted is the Smoke-room of 'The Bull,' a country tavern.on an evening in March, 1752. There is a stairway at the back of the room, a small window also overlooks the kitchen. There are the usual hostel appurtenances ; the room is lit with candles and the light from a blazing fire.
10.0 WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS
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