Mr. J. W. CASSELS : On your Allotment—IV '
(From Newcastle)

Conducted by HORACE FELLOWES
Relayed from THE PAVILION GARDENS, BUXTON (REGINALD WILITEHOUSE and W. B. WHITAKER )
(From North Regional)

At THE ORGAN of the BEAUFORT CINEMA
From WASHOOD HEATH, BIRMINGHAM
, at 1.0

Directed by JOSEPH MUSCANT
From THE COMMODORE THEATRE, HAMMERSMITH

LEONARD HUBBARD (Baritone)
, at 4.45

At THE ORGAN of THE REGAL, KINGSTON-ON-
THAMES

Time Signal, at 6.0

LOUISE MAURICE (Soprano)
Accompanied by the COMPOSER
Snowflakes
Day is Dying Lovers
For a Dream's Sake
Fantasy
DR. HANS RICHTER, who conducted a great many more works than he ever gave an opinion of, is reported to have once said that a certain work of each of three British composers would stand the test of time. He cited Parry's 'Blest Pair of Sirens', Stanford's Serenade for Orchestra, and Cowen's Scandinavian Symphony. But time has passed, so has Richter, and even the dictum has been forgotten. Sir Frederic Cowen's songs, however, are another matter. He has written some 300 of them, and though by no means all of them are sung today, a chosen few are to be found with consistent frequency in concert programmes all over the kingdom. When the ballad, which is now said to have waned, was at the height of its popularity, none had a greater following with every type and grade of singer than did Cowen, and with reason, for his range of expression and emotion combined with grace, fantasy, and consummate musicianship were not equalled in those days by any other writer of songs of the ballad order.

The Imperial Conference that assembles this month at Ottawa will be primarily concerned with economic questions. All possible methods of expanding the trade of the Commonwealth will be considered, particularly under the headings of production/distribution, and tariffs. For a proper appreciation of this task the peculiar outlook and resources of each part of the Empire must be known. Mr. Kenneth Bell reviews the political and social growth of New Zealand, summarizes its natural and industrial resources, and estimates the national outlook its representatives stand for at the Conference.

THE WIRELESS CHORUS
Conducted by CYRIL DALMAINE

THE CARLYLE COUSINS
Syncopated Songs
MAX MILLER
Comedian
FLORENCE DESMOND
Impersonations'
BERT MADDISON and BETTY CRICHTON
In Cross-Talk
DESIREE ELLINGER
The Famous Musical Comedy Star
PERCY EDWARDS
Animal Imitations
THE B.B.C. THEATRE ORCHESTRA, under the direction of S. KNEALE KELLEY , will play during the programme

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS
BULLETIN

DOROTHY STANTON (Soprano)
THE B.B.C. ORCHESTRA
(Section E)
(Led by MARIE Wilson )
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS

AMBROSE and his ORCHESTRA, from The
MAY FAIR HOTEL

(Continued)