Travel - Ceylon by E.A.S. Hayward, O.B.E.
M. Albert Le Grip, B.A. LL.B., Officer d'Academie
Quartet "The Erl King" (Schubert); "Turkish March" (Mozart)
Nancy Keir (soprano). Quartet - Overture "Serment du Roi" (Monion); Selection, "Manon Lescant" (Puccini) Nancy Keir "Penso" (Tosti); "A Brown Bord Singing" (Haydn Wood); "O Flower Divine" (Haydn Wood) Quartet - Suite, "Casse Noisette" (Tschaikovsky); Valse, "Nights of Gladness" (Ancliffe); March, "Gallito" (Lope) Nancy Keit "Slave Song" (Teresa del Riego); "To a Miniature" (May H Brahe); "By the Waters of Minneinka" (T Lieurance)
Tablets and Toffee, Walnut and Coconut Ice: Miss Marjory Rhys, Glasgow and West of Scotland College of Domestic Science
Treasures of the Seashore - Sea Flowers by Miss Miller
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G. A. Atkinson S.B. from London
Further pianoforte works interpreted by Chas. Kelly. S.B. from London
Dudley Howells
Interlocutor, H. Albiston Gee; Conductor Albert Bennett; Pianist, H. Sterndale Bennett; Chorus of 70 men and boys. Producer, Harry Blyth; Stage Manager, Frank Bowyer. S.B. from Manchester
The London Radio Repertory Players. Written specially for broadcasting by Cameron Taylor. In order of their speaking, the characters are: Miriam, the daughter of Mrs Tomlinson - Hilda Bruce Petts; Mrs Tomlinson, a cottager - Adah Dicks; Joe Halliday, a Yorkshire mill-owner - Henry Oscar; Martha Halliday, his wife - Miriam Ferris; Annie, her daughter - Phillis panting. In the cosy parlour of Mrs Tomlinson's cottage in the Yorkshire Dales, she and her daughter are preparing the room for the reception of any visitors who may call. A handsome grandfather clock stands against the wall, and an old settle, a chest of drawers, and one ro two old-fashioned chairs are included in the furniture of the room.
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"Sex - How and When It Determined." S.B. from London
Dale Smith, baritone
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