Directed by John BRIDGE
(From North Regional)

At THE ORGAN of THE
BEAUFORT CINEMA
From WASHWOOD HEATH,
BIRMINGHAM

Directed by JOSEPH MUSCANT
From THE COMMODORE THEATRE, HAMMERSMITH

Conductor, B. WALTON O'DONNELL
(London Regional Programme)

At the ORGAN of the REGAL,
KINGSTON-ON- THAME

Mr. E. L. GRANT WATSON : By Stream and Copse'

('The Bat')'
(Johann Strauss )
Act I
THE COVENT GARDEN OPERA COMPANY
Relayed from THE OPERA HOUSE,
MANCHESTER
(From North Regional)
Act I — Eisenstein's House
Characters in order of appearance:
Conductor, ROBERT AINSWORTH
FULL of sparkling gaiety, instinct with the spirit of heedless youtli, Die Fiedcrmaus (The Bat) is such music as one looks for from the hand which gave us The Blue Danube. The story is the usual comic opera plot of dancing and flirtations, masks and disguises, in which the Bat himself, Dr. Falke, is the leading spirit. He has an old score to pay off against his friend the Baron Eisenstoin, and takes advantage of Eisenstein's having to go to prison for a week. But Falko persuades him to put that off until he has been to a ball being given by the Prince Orlofsky. Adele, too, the Baroness's chamber-maid, has an invitation to the ball, for which she begs leave of absence on the tearful plea that her dear aunt is very ill. Falke carries Eisenstein off-ostensibly to see him safely locked up—and in her husband's absence, Rosalinda, the Baroness, has a visit of condolence from Alfred, an old admirer and ' an irresistible tenor,' and while he is with her, the prison governor arrives to carry off Eisenstein. Alfred, to avoid compromising the Baroness, allows the governor to assume that he is Eisenstein, and goes off to prison in the Baron's stead.

(Led by MONTAGUE BREARLEY )
Conducted by S. KNEALE KELLEY

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND
GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN

The First Appearance in Vaudeville of the B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
Directed by HENRY HALL
THE CARLYLE COUSINS
(Syncopated Songs)
ALEXANDER AND MOSE
' Dark Subjects '
RONALD GOURLEY
(Entertainer)
HARRY TATE
(Comedian)
'THE WEEK'S VAUDEVILLE'
Not a Serious Review
By ASHLEY STERNE

AMBROSE and his ORCHESTRA, from
THE MAY FAIR HOTEL