Prof. W. M. Tattersall

Frank Thomas (Violin), Ronald Harding (Violoncello), Hubert Pengelly (Pianoforte)

by the 20th Cardiff Troop.

The Station Orchestra, conducted by Warwick Braithwaite

A Play in One Act by Yate Tregarron.
Played by the Station Radio Players
Scene: Sir Horace Belgrove's Study

Although Sir Horace Belgrove had an aitch in his Christian name, he has always been uncertain of his aspirates, and Mr. Mingleby, an unsuccessful Oxford man, helped him to make famous speeches in the House of Commons by teaching him word by word. Sir Horace is as ambitious for his daughter, Sybil, as for himself, and he intends to marry her to nothing less than a Coronet, but Tony Lessing complicates matters by loving and by being beloved by Sybil. The unsuccessful Mr. Mingleby also loves her, but knowing that his suit is hopeless, he resolves to make his employer behave handsomely.

Helena Millais (the Actress-Entertainer)
In Light Songs and 'Fragments from Life', including 'Our Lizzie'

Frederick Nicholls is a Birmingham man, bom in 1871, who now lives in Liverpool. One of his first successes, over thirty years ago, was with some settings of Love Songs of Tennyson. Besides over sixty songs, he has composed Orchestral Suites, Cantatas, Chamber Music, and Pianoforte pieces.

Jessie Cormack (Pianoforte)
Arabesque
Three Waltz-Intermezzos

Jessie Cormack
The Swan
The Sea Pools

Muriel Herbert
Two Ariel Songs-
Come unto these yellow sands; Full fathom five; A Song of Rose Lips

Jessie Cormack
Toccata

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