(From Birmingham)

(From Birmingham)
PAUL RAFFMAN and his BAND
DENIS O'NEIL (Irish Entertainer)

RITA COLERE (Soprano)
MARY ABBOTT (Pianoforte)
CASANO'S OCTET

(From Birmingham)
Relayed from the Bandstand, Cannon Hill
Park
THE City OF BIRMINGHAM Police BAND
Conducted by Richard WASSELL
HOLST has written two delightful, tuneful
Suites for the Military Band. Tho one now to be heard is made up of four pieces. Most of the tunes in them are old English.
The First piece is a lively, swinging March.
Two old tunes appear in this-those of Swansea Town and Claudy Banks.
The Second is a pensive Song without Words.
The tune is I'll love my love.
The Third is the bluff Song of the Blacksmith.
The anvil is very aggressive.
The Fourth is an exhilarating Fantasia on The Dargason, and introduces the fine old tune Greensleeves,

(From Birmingham)
CHARLES SIMON
Presents ' The Tutor of Ratshome ' JANET MACFARLANE in Scots Songs
With Harp Accompaniment by WINIFRED COCKERILL
DAISY KENNEDY (Violin)
JOHN RORKE in Light Songs