ARTHUR Cox (Tenor)
THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOHN ANSELL
(From Birmingham)
FRANK CANTELL and HARRY FREEMAN
In Ducts for Two Violins
WINIFRED DAVIS (Soprano) Eecital of Japanese Songs Tom CLARE (Entertainer at the Piano)
JOHN IZON (Humorous
Readings)
(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
THE plot of the Opera is laid in seventeenth-century Venice.
This is sung by Bamaba, a spy of the Inquisition: He hails the Palace of the Doges as a ' mighty monument,' home of the great ones of the State; but more powerful than these is the spy, who now puts into the Lion's Mouth (the place of secret denunciations) a treacherous letter warning one of the heads of the Inquisition that his wife is about to elope with a Genoese noble.
Overture to ' Masaniello ' - Auber
PAUL EUGENE(Baritone) and Orchestra 0, mighty monument (from ' La Gioconda ') - Ponchielli
7.5 ORCHESTRA Selection from ' The Emerald Isle ' - Sullivan and German
Bourrée and Musette - Orlando Morgan
7.38 PAUL EUGENE and Orchestra Vulcan's Song from ' Philemon and Baucis' - Gounod
7.45 ORCHESTRA Suite of Ballet Music from ' The Sicilian Vespers' - Verdi
by EDWARD O'HENRY
Relayed from Madame Tussaud 's Cinema
A Play by HERBERT C. SARGENT
(From Birmingham)
Ezekiel Meggs , a Grocer and General Dealer, who looks after the pence, is in his sitting-room behind the shop casting up figures in a ledger, when Kitson, a mate on a tramp steamer, calls.
Incidental Music by the MIDLAND PIANOFORTE TRIO
TEDDY BROWN
(Xylophone)
DOROTHY McBLAIN
(Siffleuso)
HOPE CHARTERlS and EVE DIXON
(Duets)
LAWRENCE BASKCOMB and PARTNER
(Cross Talk)
THE B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
Personally conducted by JACK PAYNE
