From, 'When Two or Three,' page 15

Mrs. ARTHUR WEBB : 'Thanks to
Potatoes'

Mr. CLIFFORD COLLINSON , F.R.G.S. :
'Mary Kingsley '

A descriptive commentary on the scene at Haifa, followed by an exchange of messages between The Secretary of State for the Colonies (The Right Hon. Sir Philip Cunliffe Lister, G.B.E:, M.C., M.P.), speaking from England, and the High Commissioner for Palestine (Lieut.-General Sir Arthur G. Wauchope, G.C.M.G., K.C.B.,C.I.E., D.S.O.), speaking from Haifa

Today's opening of Palestine's great new port, made necessary by the rapid growth of commerce in the country, will be relayed to listeners in this country and throughout the Empire.

Conducted by Anton
Relayed from The Brixton Astoria

Directed by Frank Cantell

Dorothy Churton ; Norman Chapple ; Joan Fry ;
Edith Churton ,

ENGLISH SONGS OF THE SIXTEENTH AND
SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES sung by HERBERT HEYNER (Baritone)
Lutenist Composers
Late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries
HERBERT HEYNER
Beauty sat bathing
Robert Jones (d. 1617), ed.
Warlock Fain would I change that note
Tobias Hume (d. 1645), ed. Warlock
Since first I saw your face
Thomas Ford (1580 (?)-1648), ed. Warlock Can doleful notes
John Danyel (1565 (?)-1630), ed. Warlock
His golden locks
John Dowland (1563-1626), ed. Fellowcs Thyrsis and Milia
Thomas Motley (1557―1603(?)), ed. Fellowes
Tobacco
Tobias Hume (d. 1645), ed. Warlock

HERR mAX KROEMER

Conductor, B. WALTON
O'DONNELL
THE DUET PLAYERS
The Sleeping Beauty is one of the most famous of the ballets Tchaikovsky wrote for performance at the Petersburg Opera House. It has been performed in London several times by the Russian Ballet. The version of the tale to which Tchaikovsky set his music is in essentials the same as the one we know, but differs in detail. For example, Aurora, the name by which the beautiful princess is here known, is put under a spell of perpetual slumber from the day of her christening.

The Commonwealth of Nations-V
A Discussion
'Australia'