(From Birmingham)
THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM POLICE BAND
Conducted by RICHARD WASSELL 3.55 RONALD GOURLEY In Music and Humour (Soloist, P.C. COOK> )

and the B.B.C. DANCE
ORCHESTRA

(From; Birmingham)
' Mother Nature's Paint Box,' by AZELINE LEWIS
RONALD GOURLEY will
Entertain
' Traditional Sayings and Superstitions-Setting the Thames on Fire,' by WILLIAM HUGHES

(From Birmingham)
KORMAN KING (Tenor)
LEON FORRESTER (Pianoforte)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by FRANK CANTELL
COUNTLESS composers have sought in their music to suggest the other-worldliness of the pale light of the moon. None, perhaps, has ever been better fitted to do so than Debussy, with his genius for dreamy, atmospheric music, half-lights and subtle shades.
UPON Pick-Mangiagalli the influences of three nations have been exercised. He was born in 1882 in Bohemia (now Czecho-Slovakia), has studied in Italy, and lived at Vienna, though he is a naturalized Italian.
The work of his that we know best here is his orchestral Tone Poem, Witchcraft (Sortilegi). Besides this, he has written, in about a quarter of a century of composition, an Opera, a Lyric Comedy, a ' Monomimic Legend,' a ' Musical
Fable,' a ' Mimo-symphonic Comedy,' a Violin Sonata, a String Quartet, and some pianoforte pieces, one of which we are to hear. The Dance is one of two pieces in Op. 33, which is described as Deux Lunaires.

ACT III
By the CARL ROSA OPERA COMPANY
(Relayed from the New Theatre, Cardiff)

(From Birmingham)
HERBERT THORPE (Tenor) in Neapolitan Folk Songs
PEGGY COCHRANE
(Violin)
T. C. STERNDALE BENNETT
(Songs at the Piano)