from Cox's Cafe.
Music by the London Choreans.
(to 13.30)
relayed from the Park Hall Cinema.
relayed from the Park Hall Cinema.
(to 16.30)
Miss May Gilchrist
by H. Seymour Thomas.
For Young Adventurers.
S.B. from London.
by Mr. F. W. Chardin.
To Queen Elizabeth, who died March 24th, 1603, but whose spirit ever lives in Britain.
8.0 The Station Orchestra
Conductor, Warwick Braithwaite
Rose Myrtil (Mezzo-Soprano).
16th Century Traditional Airs.
Words from Shakespeare's "Hamlet".
Ophelia's Songs.
"How Should I Your True Love Know?"
"And Will He Not Come Again?"
"Good Morrow, 'Tis St. Valentine's Day".
"O Dear Life".
The Scene opens with a short concert before the Queen. When the concert is over, the Musicians retire and various Courtiers enter.
The Orchestra
Beatrice Eveline
Old English Ayres.
A Tavern Scene.
In which many famous Elizabethans take part.
Songs by Seymour Dossor (Tenor).
"Fine Knacks for Ladies".
Rose Myrtil
"The moon is up; the stars are bright;
The wind is fresh and free!
We're out to seek for gold to-night
Across the Silver Sea!"
Choir
Sea Shanties.
Seymour Dossor
Prof. E. Weekley, M.A.
S.B. from Nottingham
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S.B from London.
