From page 87 of ' When Two or Three'

Albert Sandler (violin) and Albert Ketélbey (pianoforte): Algerian Scene (Ketélbey);
Phantom Melody (Ketelbey) Albert Sandler (violin), J. Samehtini
(violoncello), J. Byfield (violoncello), Sidney Torch (organ): Always (Puritan Lullaby) (Smith)
Albert Sandler (violin), J. Byfield (violoncello), Sidney Torch (organ): Song of Paradise (King)
Three Nehring Brothers (xylophones): Piano Pastimes (Deneke) ; March, The Bullfighter (Volpatti)
Mathilde and Irene Harding (pianoforte and organ): Oh Susanna and Old Black Joe; By the Waters of Minnetonka (Lieurance)

by JOHN PULLEIN
Relayed from St. Mary's (Episcopal)
Cathedral, Edinburgh

Leader, Alfred Cave
Conducted by REGINALD BURSTON
It was the appearance of the first part of Hiawatha, in 1898, which spread
Coleridge-Taylor's fame all over the English-speaking world, and as it was the composer's first really important success, so it has remained the most popular of all his music. In its vivid and yet simple rhythm, its fresh and natural melody, and in the wan-nth of its orchestral treatment, the music is obviously ideally mated with Long-fellow's poem. The ' Wedding Feast' was first given alone, the second part, ' The Death of Minnehaha ', appearing a year later at a North Staffordshire Festival. ' Hiawatha's Departure ', which completes the trilogy, was first given by the Roya! Choral Society in London in the spring of 1900.

The London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham , Bart. : Overture, William Tell : Morning ; Storm; Pastorale ; March (Rossini)
Meta Seinemeyer (soprano) : Elsa ;
Sigismund Pilinsky (tenor) : Lohengrin ; Robert Burg (bass-baritone) : King ; Helene Jung (mezzo-soprano) : Ortrud ; Fritz Diittbernd (baritone) : Telramund ; with Chorus, Organ, and Orchestra of the Berlin State Opera conducted by Frieder Weiss mann : Procession to the Minster (Lohengrin) (Wagner)
Dusolina Giannini (soprano) : Aida ;
Irene Minghini-Cattaneo (mezzo-soprano) : Amneris ; Aureliano Pertile (tenor) : Rhadames ; Giovanni Inghil leri (baritone) : Amonasro ; G. Masini (bass) : Pharaoh ; L. Manfrini (bass) : Ramphis (High Priest) ; with Chorus and Orchestra of La Scala, Milan, conducted bv Carlo Sabajno : Finale: Act II, Aida (Verdi)

Conducted by ROBERT TINDALL
(From Newcastle)

AUDREY PIGGOTT (violoncello)
DOROTHEA ASPINALL (pianoforte)

Leader, A. Rossi
Under the direction of EMILIO COLOMBO
Relayed from
The Hotel Metropole, London

LEONARD GOWINGS (tenor)

including Weather Forecast and Bulletin for Farmers

(Section C)
Led by LAURANCE TURNER
Conducted by WARWICK BRAITHWAITE
ENID CRUICKSHANK (contralto)
ORCHESTRA
Overture, Richard III
In 1888, when Sir Edward German was twenty-six, he was engaged as Musical Director at the old Globe Theatre, which was then under the management of Richard Mansfield , a popular Shakespearean actor of those days. German was commissioned to write the incidental music to a new production of Richard III. The success of this music reached the ears of Henry Irving at the Lyceum Theatre, who when he wanted music for his gorgeous production of Henry VIII in 1892, looked no further than the young composer who had done so well with Richard III. From that moment German never looked back.
ENID CRUICKSHANK AND ORCHESTRA
0 peaceful England (Merrie England)
ORCHESTRA
Pavane, Romeo and Juliet
ENID CRUICKSHANK AND ORCHESTRA
Love the Pedlar Restless River
ORCHESTRA
March Rhapsody

Produced by ERNEST - LONGSTAFFE in which five artists will make-their premier before the microphone
They are
TOM DREW
Comedian
BOBBIE FARRELL
Irish Singer of Simple Songs
STANLEY KIRKBY
Dialect Entertainer
JOAN RAWLINGS
The Fifteen-Year-Old Crooner and GEORGE LANE
Comedian
They will be introduced by LAWRENCE BASKCOMB
THE ORCHESTRA conducted by ERNEST LONGSTAFFE

in A Little of This and That

(Round the World in Song)
With vocal impressions of Richard Crooks , Chaliapin, Tauber, Chevalier, Gigli, Lauder, McCormack, and Peter Dawson
ORCHESTRA, conducted by ERNEST LONGSTAFFE

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

F. A. VOIGT

ANTONISALA
(violoncello)
KATHARINE GOODSON
(pianoforte)

a poem by Stephen Phillips
Read by LEWIS CASSON

THE GROSVENOR HOUSE DANCE BAND
Directed by SYDNEY LIPTON Relayed from Grosvenor House, Park Lane
11.15 12.0 London National only (261.1 m.)
TELEVISION (low definition)
By the Baird Process LESLIE GOOSSENS (modern creative dances)
DEBORAH BERTONOFF (modern character dances)
ROSE QUONG (The Chinese actress)
VIVIEN LAMBELET