In her Famous Character Studies

Written by A. J. Alan
Played by the London Radio Repertory Players

The thrilling story of two young ladies who go to view an empty house and there undergo a number of exciting experiences, culminating in a rescue by the London Fire Brigade. Just as their safety is assured they experience the worst shock of all.
Cast:
(Two smart modern sisters who are House-hunting)
Firemen, etc.
On the front-door steps of an empty house, P8, Lansdowne Crescent, Albert Buckle is standing. He and his wife are just starting out to get a few things from the neighbouring shops before closing time.

Further Character Studies.

THE STATION ORCHESTRA, conducted by Frank CANTELL
The music from which this Fantasia is constructed was written by Mendelssohn for performance during a stage representation of A Midsummer bight's Dream, a play which gives many openings to a musician. There is fairy music (well known to those who have heard the famous Overture); Bottom and his clowns ; the Ass's head; many a song and many a dance ; and, of course, the Wedding March.
A BALLAD is a long narrative poem, to be recited or sung. Here the term is used, as it often was by romantic Composers of the nineteenth century, to denote a piece of poetically-speaking music that in its outlines and contrasts and general procedure suggested the telling of a story. Of such works the most famous are the four Ballads of Chopin. This is the first and, Pianists say, the most difficult.