Relayed from the Jephson Gardens Pavilion,
Leamington Spa
THE BAND OF THE 5TH INNISKILLING DRAGOON
GUARDS
(By kind permission of the Commanding Officer and Officers)
Conducted by R. B. HEGGIE

Relayed from the Midland Institute, Birmingham
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO AUGMENTED
ORCHESTRA
(Leader, FRANK CANTELL)
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
DORIS VANE (Soprano)
Jorsalfar, is a tale of Norway in the time of the Crusades. Sigurd and his brother
Eystein, sons of the great Harald, are fierce rivals, each reigning over part of Norway. At tho end of the play they become reconciled and dedicate themselves jointly to the service of their country.
Grieg wrote incidental music for the production of the play, afterwards recasting several of the movements in the form of a very effective Suite, second in popularity only to the two Suites from his music to Ibsen's Peer Gynt. The three movements are vividly picturesque in the way we expect from Grieg.

Conducted by Dr. CHESTER B. EMERSON , D.D. of Detroit, Mich., U.S.A.
Relayed from Carr's Lane Church, Birmmgharr.
Order of Service
Hymn, ' Lord of all being, throned afar ' (Con gregational Hymnal)
Prayer and Lord's Prayer Reading
Hymn, ' Jesus calls us: o'er the tumult' (Congregational Hymnal)
Prayer Anthem
Address
Hymn, ' '0 Love that wilt not let me go ' (Congregational Hymnal)
Benediction
(Organist, GRAHAM GODFREY )

An Appeal on behalf of the Birmingham Boys and Girls' Union by Mr. CHALFONT WHITMORE
(Contributions should be forwarded to [address removed]

(From Birmingham)
THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM Police BAND
Conducted by RICHARD WASSELL
JOHN ARMSTRONG (Tenor) and JOSEPH FARRINGTON (Bass)
ALTHOUGH it was Mendelssohn himself who was responsible for the name of his fourth
Symphony, 'The Italian,' it was not he who invented the name ' The Pilgrims' March' for the second movement. For some generations it has been known by that title, though no one knows how it came by it. It is the one rather grave movement in a symphony which is otherwise bubbling over with sunny brightness, and the opening of it has been spoken of as 'A Call to Prayer.' After that the principal tune is begun by woodwinds and violas together and then violins and flutes carry it on. In the second part of the movement there is another melody which the clarinets play first. (Soloist, P.C. COOK> )