Played by LEONARD H. WARNER
Relayed from St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate

and his B.B.C. DANCE
ORCHESTRA
HARRY JACOBSON (Synco pated Pianist)

(From Birmingham)
' The White Blackbird,' by AGNES TAUNTON
BILLY NOBLE and a Piano
JACKO and Tony will
Entertain
' Christmas Secrets,' by BARBARA WILLIAMS

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(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by FRANK CANTELL
THE original Ecossaise, actually and not merely in name a Scottish dance, was always a bagpipe tune, whose metre varied between two in the bar and a slow three. By the time of Schubert and Beethoven, a modified form of it had become popular, danced by partners who faced one another, and both those great masters wrote a good many Ecossaises as pianoforte pieces. By that time it had developed a much livelier step,
and was almost always in a quick two in the bar, consisting of clear-cut sections, either of four or eight bars which were repeated.

from
Shakespeare
(From Birmingham)
'RICHARD III'
Act I-Scenes 2 and 3 ' THE TAMING OF THE
SHREW'
Act II-Scene 1
'SEA SILENCE'
By EDWIN LEWIS
Alee Dan Lieut. Armstrong, of H.M.S. Musk
Bob Adams , Bo'sun of H.M.S. Musk
On the deck of the Sea Lark at night in the Tropics-a night that is starless and black as pitch.
Incidental Music by the MIDLAND PIANOFORTE
TRIO

(From Birmingham)
DORIS and ELSIE WATERS (Light Songs and Harmony)
MABEL ADEANE (The Versatility Girl in Story and Song)
BILLY NOBLE (Syncopated Pianisms)
BEN OSBORNE and NELLIE PERRYER
TOM CLARE (Some Songs and a Piano)
LESLIE TAYLOR and his MIAMI BAND

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TEDDY BROWN and his BAND
From CIRO'S CLUB