by The Rev. WILLIAM E. LEES
(Minor Canon of St. Paul's Cathedral)
Relayed from St. Mary-le-Bow Church

HARRIS SISTERS and N O R M A N
HACKFORTH in Harmony and Syncopation JACK PAYNE and THE B.B.C. DANCE
ORCHESTRA

(From Birmingham)
"The Unseen Bells of Ys," by Alfred Hyslop.
Light Songs by Tony
"Something Suitable," by J. E. Cowper
Doris Vevers (Violoncello)

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(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS

A Flight of Fancy on the Wings of Song Book and Lyrics by CLIFFORD SEYLER
Music composed and arranged by HARRY S. PEPPER
Produced by GORDON MCCONNEL

(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
(Loader, FRANK CANTELL)
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS SAINT-SAENS' Suite Algerienne is one of the famous French composer's most picturesque and attractive compositions, embodying in musical terms his impressions of Algiers, which he visited several times. The first movement is a prelude descriptive of a view of Algiers, seen in panorama from the bridge of a ship. Sounds from the shore are hoard, amongst them the call to Allah. At the end of the movement, the ship has arrived in harbour. The second movement is a Moorish Rhapsody.
In one of the numerous Moorish cafes of the old town, the Arabs join in their national dance, by turns sensuous or savage, to the sound of flutes, rebecs, and tambourines. The third movement, probably the best known in the Suite, arranged as it has been in many different forms, is the Evening Reverie, at Blidah. Under the palm trees of an oasis, in the perfumed night, there is heard from afar off a love song with a caressing refrain from a flute.

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TEDDY BROWN and his BAND from CIRO'S CLUB

directed by RAY STARITA , from the AMBASSADOR CLUB