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A Tragic Farce by Arthur Eckersley
(From Birmingham)
The action takes place in Sherwood's comfortably furnished flat about midnight. The table in the centre of the room is littered with writing materials.
Incidental Music by The Midland Pianoforte Trio

Contributors

Writer:
Arthur Eckersley
Incidental Music:
The Midland Pianoforte Trio
Thorndike (an old actor):
H. Howell-Davies
Sherwood (a dramatist):
Stuart Vinden
Knight (his friend):
Trevor Cash

(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO AUGMENTED
ORCHESTRA
(Leader, FRANK CANTELL )
Conducted by Joseph Lewis
MENDELSSOHN'S Overture, an inspiration from his visit to the wonderful cave in the Isle of Staffa, has been known by various names. On the first copy of the score, written at Rome in 1830, the piece is entitled The Lonely Island. A second copy (an amended score) bears the name The Hebrides. The name by which the Overture is usually known is that given in our programme. The opening theme came into the composer's mind as he was rowed into the great cave.

Contributors

Leader:
Frank Cantell
Conducted By:
Joseph Lewis
Unknown:
Lonely Island.

5GB Daventry (Experimental)

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