Sir H. Walford Davies
London Programme relayed from Daventry

from the Carlton Restaurant.

Miss Elspeth Scott

from the Carlton Restaurant.

Capt. H.A. Gilbert

by Arthur E. Sims.
Relayed from the Central Hall, Newport.

The Rev. Ebrard Rees

The Station Orchestra, conducted by Warwick Braithwaite

by Rita Mattei (Mezzo-Soprano).
Accompanied by The Station Quartet
"When the World of the Eyes"
"A Queer Story"
"When I went out a-walking"

Sir Herbert Brewer's work as Conductor, Organist and Composer is already familiar to listeners. Last year we heard a part of the Three Choirs Festival at Gloucester, which, as Organist of the Cathedral there, he conducted. Then he has been giving Organ Recitals for many years, and his three hundredth performance at the Cathedral was broadcast last December.
The three songs we are to hear are treatments of old Irish airs.

A Farce in One Act by Gertrude E. Jennings.
Characters:

The housing shortage has driven Vera, Eric and Christine into the house and power of Mrs. Buckle. Her drawing-room, in which the action of the play takes place, is draughty and uncomfortable, crowded with heavy, tasteless, rather shabby furniture. On the summit of an ugly cabinet a large stuffed fox glares out from a glass case. In one corner of the room then-is an imitation Japanese folding screen. Christine, whose speech is muffled by a severe cold, crouches over a tiny fire struggling for existence in the grate. Vera is holding a somewhat heated telephone conversation with their landlady (Mrs. Buckle) who wishes to turn them out of their temporary home.

Molly on the Shore

Killarney the Blarney and You (With Orchestral Accompaniment)
Phil the Fluter's Hall (With Orchestral Accompaniment)

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