JACK PAYNE 'S B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
VERA HICKS (In Syncopated Songs)

(From Birmingham)
' The Lost Child and the Poplar Tree,' by Lucy Yates
ERNEST JONES and ALFRED KIRBY (Vibrante
Banjo Duets)
COLLEEN CLIFFORD (in Light Songs)
' Another School Yarn,' by Housemaster

; WEATHER FORECAST,
FIRST GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN

(From Birmingham)
The BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by FRANK CANTELL
BERGITTE BLAKSTAD (Contralto)
This Overture, scored for Ml orchestra, with resonant brass and percussion, begins at once with a stirring theme played by the whole strength of the orchestra. After this is expanded and the opening has returned, there is a new tune played by 'cellos and woodwind against a triplet figure on the higher strings. Trombones break in forcefully and the opening is heard again. Then the time becomes more animated and a new tune is played by violas and woodwinds with the lower strings accompanying. This is worked out at some length and leads to a strenucus climax, and again the time changes, now to a slower movement. Violas and 'cellos together have then a fine rich tune accompanied by detached chords on the brass, with expressive little phrases on English horn and clarinet breaking in. Once more there is a change of time, and with it a change of key, and violas and woodwinds have a soft, delicate melody which muted violins accompany. On these materials the Overture is built up, coming to an end with a broad and forceful figure based chiefly on the second tune. It closes the Overture with a sense of real triumph.

(From Birmingham)
COLLEEN CLIFFORD (in Light Songs)
OSBORNE and PERRYER (The Comedy Two)
ERNEST JONES and ALFRED KIRBY
(in Vibrante Banjo Duets)
STAINLESS STEPHEN
MASON and Armes (Entertainers with a Piano)
PHILIP BROWN 'S Dominoes DANCE BAND

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN

from
Canterbury Cathedral
Relayed from Canterbury Cathedral
(Violin, ARTHUR CATTERALL )

BERTINI'S DANCE BAND from the TOWER BALLROOM, WINTER GARDENS, |BLACKPOOL
Relayed from Manchester