arranged by Mrs. L.
Webb
MARGARET AULTON,
'Charms and Amulets.' Lilian Clutterbuck (Contralto).
Auntie Phyl tells another ' Snooky ' Adventure.
Conducted by Paul Rimmer
THE STATION ORCHESTRA: Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
FRANK FoxoN (Baritone)
In Selections from his Repctoire HOWARD ROGERS (Comedian)
In a Humorous Entertainment
FRANK FOXON
In further Selections
HOWARD ROGERS In More Humour
NEWS; Local News
By SOLLOWAY fTlHERE is a good deal of the Oriental in every
Russian, even in those of Western Russia. Rimsky-Korsakof, for instance, not only wrote a great deal of vivid, highly-coloured orchestral music ; he also gave a strong Eastern flavour to his operas-witness the famous Hindu Song from his Opera, Sadko. Not quite so familiar, perhaps, is his Arab Song, which Kreisler has edited as a Violin solo.
THE French composer, Lalo, wrote his
Spanish Symphony for the famous Spanish Vioinist, Sarasate, whom some listeners will recolllect hearing, for he used to be a great favourite here twenty years ago.
The ' Symphony ' (which is really a Suite of pieces, not a Symphony in the usual meaning of the term) is Spanish music through a French-man's eyes-gay, debonair, polished and piquant. The Slow Movement (at a steady pace) is practically a song-without-words for the Solo Violin.
The Savoy Bands
S.B. from London
