DOROTHY ACKROYD (Soprano)
JAMES COLEMAN (Baritone)
Personally conducted by JACK PAYNE
By HAROLD E. DARKE
Relayed from St. Michael's,
Cornhill
Fantasia in F Minor and Major - Mozart
The Passion Chorale - Bach
Prelude and Fugue in B Minor - Bach
Chorale Prelude, ' Jesu, joy of Man's desiring - Bach
' Good Friday ' Music (' Parsifal - Wagner, arr. by Lemare
Chorale Prelude, ' 0 God our help' - Parry
NINA RosE (Mezzo-Soprano)
The BOYD ROBERTS INSTRUMENTAL Trio : JOHN LOWNDES
(Violin); Alan MORTON (Violoncello); S. BOYD ROBERTS (Pianoforte)
From the Park Lane Hotel
A MONGST. all the standardization and uni-
A. formity and mass production that distinguish modern life, people often crave for the more homely, more individual products of a generation or two ago. One instance of this reaction was the success of Mrs. Heals last talk on how to make the old-fashioned sweets, and many hundreds of recipes were sent out to listeners who wanted to make them for themselves. There will, therefore, be a large and enthusiastic audience for her second talk this afternoon.
' The Organ-Man' and other Songs at the Piano by HELEN ALSTON
Piano Solos by CECIL DIXON
' The Button-and How the King of Nosehadonia Lost and Found It,' by JAMES WATT More about ' Training for the School Sports,' by GEORGE NICOL
From the Astoria Cinema
Modern French Pianoforte Music
1880-1900
Played by Mrs. Norman O'Neill
Although he had a very large and varied output, Saint-Saens is known to us largely by two classes of work - Opera and Orchestral music. In his Pianoforte music we find some of his most graceful writing - racy, resourceful, amiable and unceasingly fluent, with now and then a clear trace of his classical leanings.
Upon Gabriel Faure, who died in 1924, in his eightieth year, a great many official distinctions were conferred, including the rare one of a 'National Homage' at the Sorbonne in 1922, when he was elected to the highest class in the Legion of Honour. Considering that ho produced a great quantity (over 120 works) of charming music, eclectic and urbane, typical of the best qualities in French music of his day, it is somewhat surprising that comparatively little of it is commonly played here.
By REX PALMER (Baritone)
Harlequin
Devonshire Cream and Cider
My Dear
Soul Hills of Donegal Drake goes West
UNA O'CONNOR
(Irish and Cockney Humour)
OLIVE KAVANN and PERCY KAHN
(Duets)
DAVID WisE (Violin)
BILLIE HILL (Soubrette)
SANDY ROWAN (Scots Comedian)
9.0 WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND
GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN
9.15 A TALK ON WIRELESS by the CHIEF ENGINEER
930 Local Announcements;
(Daventry only) Shipping Forecast
A Tragi-Comic Fantasy of Gods and Mortals
The Gods :
The Mortals :
