(From Birmingham)

Maurice Toubas and his
Orchestra
From THE KIT-CAT
RESTAURANT

Played by Reginald New
Relayed from The Beaufort Cinema, Washwood Heath, Birmingham

(From Birmingham)
' Upstairs, and Downstairs—Wee Willio Winkie ' a Play by Gladys Ward
JACKO and TONY in Ducts
Musical Selections by The MIDLAND Pianoforte
SEXTET

Played by REGINALD NEW
Relayed from THE BEAUFORTCINEMA, WASH-
WOOD HEATH , BIRMINGHAM
Overture,' Orpheus in the Underworld ' Offenbach

WEATHER FORECAST, FIRST GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN

(From Birmingham)
THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM POLICE BAND
Conducted by RICHARD WASSELL

Music by Sir
EDWARD ELGAR
Conducted by the Composer
Relayed from THE
QUEEN'S HALL
Sole Lessees Messrs.
Chappell & Co., Ltd.
Overture, ' In the South'
Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in B Minor
(Soloist,
ALBERT SAMMONS )

ERNEST Lush
(Pianoforte)

(Continued)
Symphony No. 1
WHEN a Festival of Sir Edward Elgar 's music was organized in 1904, a persistent rumour was abroad that it would include a Symphony which had not as yet made its appearance. The world of music, however, had to wait four years longer before the eagerly-expected work was heard. It is dedicated, with the kindliness with which Sir Edward often invests his dedications, ' To Hans Richter , true artist and true friend,' and it was Richter who gave it its first performance, with the Hallo Orchestra, in 1908. It begins with a slow introduction,leading to the great first Allegro ; the second movement is a Scherzo with Trio; the third a very big Adagio, whose first theme is made of the same notes as the beginning of the Scherzo in an entirely new rhythm. The last movement also has a slow introduction before the powerful Allegro which is its main part.

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS
BULLETIN