(From Birmingham)
Conducted by E. A. PARSONS

(From Birmingham)
"The Land of Christmas trees", by E.B. Healy.
Songs by Phyllis Lones (Mezzo-Soprano) and Harold Casey (Baritone)

(From Birmingliam)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by FRANK CANTELL
THIS Suite has always been popular: it has a story running through the music somewhat as follows :-
A little girl who is too poor to have any of the good things of Christmas, watches other more fortunate children enjoying their feast. In a dream her dead mother comes to her and shows her a Christmas tree. With a fairy prince in the dream with her she sees the toys come from the tree, dance, and give her presents. At the end angels appear from Heaven, and take her to join her mother there.
The Suite is in six movements, (1) Valse, (2)
Procession of Gnomes, (3) Dance of the Mummers; (4) Dance of Chinese Dolls, (5) The Heavenly Ladder, (6) Dark Night.

(From Birmingham)
(Soloist, ARTHUR COOKERILL)

A Comedy by GLADYS JOINER
ElishaCarpenter, the Second
Harriet Cornfield , Charlie's Wife GLADYS JOINER
The Parlour of the 'Do-Drop Inn'

(From Birmingham)
DENIS O'NEIL (The Irish Entertainer)
HARLEY and BARKER (Light Duets)
ALBERT DANIELS presents a Conjuring Entertainment
FRANK O'NEIL and his Xylophone
PHILIP BROWN 'S ' ASTORIANS ' DANOCE BAND

: The PICCADILLY
PLAYERS, directed by AL STARITA, and the PICCADILLY HOTEL DANCE BAND. diree ted by MAURICE HARFORD, from the Piccadilly Hotel