(From Birmingham)
THE HASLAND SILVER PRIZE BAND
Conducted by H. F. MOSELEY

(From Birmingham) BILLY FRANCIS and his BAND
Relayed from the West End Dance
Hall
VERNON OWENS
(Entertainer)

(From Birmingham) A further Snooky Adventure, by Phyllis Richardson Songs by GEOFFREY DAMS
(Tenor) SIDNEY HULL
(Banjo)
' Reinus and Gretchen,' a tale of the Zuider-Zee, by J. E. Cowper

; WEATHER FORE
CAST, FIRST GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN ; Announcements and Sports Bulletin

by MARGARET ABLETHORPE and NIGEL DALLAWAY
(From Birmingham)

THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM POLICE BAND
Conducted by RICHARD WASSELL
Relayed from the Bandstand, Cannon Hill Park
(From Birmingham)

MURIEL BRUNSKILL (Contralto)
THE ENTENTE STRING Quartet
CECIL BONVALOT (Violin); DOROTHY CHURTON (Violin); JAMES LOCKYER (Viola);
EDITH CHURTON (Violoncello)
THE voice of the Maiden is heard at the beginning of the first song, begging Death to go from her; she is still young and has no wish to die. Then in solemn, but kindly, tones, Death tells her that he is no enemy, but a friend in whose arms she may steep softly.
'GRETCHEN AM SPINN-
BADE' sets before us the incident with which operagoers are familiar in Gounod's Faust, where Margaret sits at her spinning-wheel and meditates on the lover of whom she knows but little, except that he has won her whole heart and that her peace of mind is for ever gone.

(From Birmingham)
By
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO CHORUS
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS
BULLETIN

AMBROSE'S BAND from the MAY FAIR HOTEL