From ' When Two or Three,' page 30

Directed by Frank Cantell

DULCIE NUTTING (Soprano)
THE PORTLAND STRING QUARTET :
Alan Bartlett (Violin) ; Ralph Nicholson (Violin) Violet Brough (Viola) ; Barbara Amor-Wright
(Violoncello)

The Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of New York, conductor, Toscanini: Overture, The Barber of Seville (Rossini). Margaret Sheridan (Soprano): Ave Maria (Otello) (Verdi). Galli-Curci (Soprano), Homer (Contralto), Gigli(Tenor), De Luca (Baritone) : Bella Figlia Dell 'Amore (Rigoletto) (Verdi). The Orchestra of the State Opera House, Berlin, conducted by Dr. Weissmann : Prelude, Un Ballo in Maschera (Verdi). Fanny Heldy (Soprano) : 0 Messenger of God (Thais) (Massenet). The Philadelphia Orchestra, conductor. Stokowski : The March of the Smugglers (Carmen) (Bizet). Elizabeth Rethberg (Soprano) : Michaela's Aria (Carmen) (Bizet). Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone) : Vulcan's Song (Philemon et Baucis) (Gounod). Fanny Heldy (Soprano) : Je veux vivre (llomeo and Juliet) (Gounod). The Great Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Alois Melichar : Faust Ballet Music (Gouitod)—1. Allegretto, Tempo di Valse ; 5. Moderato con moto. Alexander Kraieff (Bass) : The Song of Prince Igor (Prince leor) (Borodin.) Chorus and the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted hy Albert Coates : Ballet Music (Prince Igor) (Borodin). Alfred Piccaver (Tenor) : Prize Sons (Die Meistersinser) (Wagner).
Lotte Lehmann (Soprano) : Elizabeth's Greeting (Tannhauser) (Wagner). The Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Albert Coates : Ride of the Valkyries (Wagner).

Relayed from The Carlton Hotel

(Section C)
Few modern English composers of light orchestral music have charmed listeners more than John Ansell, the well-known conductor. Although in every way a perfectly equipped musician, who is at home in the more serious branches of music, John Ansell is not greatly interested in either ultra-modern music or music of a sombre and gloomy character. As a composer he has specialised in bright and gay music which shows the hand of a tine craftsman. His choice of subjects is varied and characteristic, but whether he sets out to describe the merriment of children as in the Children's Suite, ships and the sea as in Plymouth Hoe, the ballet as in Danses Miniatures de Ballet, or hunting as in Tally-ho, the composer always leaves us with a feeling that the world is a much happier place, than we sometimes are led to believe.

Relayed from the SUSSEX Boys' CAMP,
PLASHETT PARK, ISFIELD
The cheerful atmosphere and full-throated gusto of these singing campers made their first broadcast last year a refreshing innovation in the programmes. The camp. now in its eleventh year, is organised by the Brighton and Hove Juvenile Welfare Council, and tonight's programme of popular choruses will bo sung by a community of boys, nearly a hundred strong, drawn from Public Schools, workshops, and factories.

THE B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA, directed by HENRY HALL
(Shipping Forecast at n.o)