(From Birmingham)
THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM POLICE BAND
Conducted by Richard WASSELL
TO his Fourth Symphony Tchaikovsky attached a ' programme,' in which he dwelt on certain aspects of life, of man's striving for happiness and the intervention of Fate to frustrate it. Perhaps his ma'n idea may bo summed up in his description of life as a continual alternation between grim truth and fleeting dreams of bliss.'
The Second Movement expresses ' the melancholy which steals over us at evening .... A long procession of old memories goes by .... We regret the past, although we have neither courage nor desire to start a new life.' ...

JOAN MELVILLE (Songs at the Piano)

(From Birmingham)
' Down the Crazy Path,' by Greta Costain
Toni FARRELL will Entertain
' Suppose wo had No Rain,' by A. George Legg
Songs by DOROTHY MORRIS (Soprano)

(From Birmingham)
PATTISON'S SALON ORCHESTRA
Directed by NORRIS STANLEY
Relayed from the Corporation Street Café

(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO
ORCHESTRA
Conducted by FRANK CANTELL
Selection, 'A Princess of Kensington '

The Yeomen of England
(' Merrie England ')
DOROTHY MORRIS (Soprano) and Orchestra
Dream - o'-Day - Jill ('
Tom Jones ')
ORCHESTRA
Morris Dance (' Tom Jones ')

Four Jolly Sailormen (' A
Princess of Kensington')
DOROTHY MORRIS and Orchestra
She had a letter from her love (' Merrie England') ORCHESTRA
Selection, ' Fallen Fairies '

(From Birmingham)
CLAPHAM AND DWYER
(In another Spot of Bother)
DOROTHY McBLAIN
(The Girl who Whistles in her Throat)
MISCHA MOTTE
(In Mimicry)
TONI FARRELL
(In Syncopated Pianisms)
The Two M's
(Entertainers with a Piano)
PHILIP BROWN 'S Dominoes DANCE BAND

, directed by RAY STARITA , from the Ambassador Club