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The Boyd Neel String Orchestra, conducted by Boyd Neel ': St. Paul's Suite-Introducing Jig, Ostinato; Intermezzo ; Finale (The Dargason) (Holst)
The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by the Composer: From Meadow to Mayfair- Introducing In the Country (Rustic Dance) ; A Song by the way (Romance) ; Evening in Town (Waltz); The Merrymakers (A Miniature Overture) (Eric Coates )

by EVELINE STEVENSON (soprano)
ELSA TOOKEY (violoncello) and Tom BROMLEY (pianoforte) EVELINE STEVENSON ELSA TOOKEY AND TOM BROMLEY
(From Birmingham)
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Leader, Montague Brearley
Conducted by HAROLD LOWE
GWLADYS GARSIDE (contralto) ORCHESTRA GWLADYS GARSIDE AND ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA GWLADYS GARSIDE ORCHESTRA

Leader, Alfred Barker
Conducted by CRAWFORD McNAIR
ENID K. Bowes (pianoforte) ORCHESTRA ENID K. BOWES ORCHESTRA ENID K. BOWES ORCHESTRA

Leader, A. Spiero
Under the direction of EMILIO COLOMBO from the Hotel Victoria, London

OLGA ALEXEEVA (soprano)
MAX TURGANOFF (tenor)
VLADIMIR ELIN (baritone) ORCHESTRA Bashkir Melodies VLADIMIR ELIN
ORCHESTRA
Two Volga Songs
1. It was near Saratov
2 At the end of the Road

A commentary on the final of the 400 m. flat from the Olympic Stadium, Berlin

(continued)
ORCHESTRA
Selection, The Caucasus
Russian Waltz, A Broken Heart MAX TURGANOFF ORCHESTRA You merry girls, go home ! OLGA ALEEXEVA
ORCHESTRA
The Village Pedlars
MAX TURGANOFF AND VLADIMIR ELIN
Vanka Tanka
ORCHESTRA
Kanavka (The Troublesome Ditch)
(All arrangements by Medvedeff)

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In this talk, one of our leading boxing referees is to describe exactly what a boxing contest is, and how it differs from a prize-fight.

Dalby is one of the British Boxing Board of Control's Honorary Referees, and has held a licence since 1929 when the present Body was re-organised. He was elected a member of the Referee's Examining Committee in 1931, in succession to the late J. W. H. T. Douglas. He refereed the contest for the Welterweight Championship of Great Britain between McCleave and Parker at Earl's Court on the night of the Petersen-McAvoy contest ; the Lightweight Championship between Mizler and Quinlan in 1934; the Phillips v. Wenstob bout at Wembley Stadium; and he was English judge in the Thil v. McAvoy bout in Paris in 1935.

by FREDA KINDLER

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Sea Harvests-3
' Between Two Tides '
T. S. LEACH

(Section C)
Led by LAURANCE TURNER
Conductor, ADRIAN BOULT
MAY HARRISON (violin) ORCHESTRA
MAY HARRISON AND ORCHESTRA
Violin Concerto in A minor Glazunov
Glazunov's Violin Concetto in A minor was completed at St. Petersburg in 1904 and published in the following year. It is dedicated to the eminent violinist, Leopold Auer. There are three distinct movements of contrasting character, but they follow one another without a break.
It opens in moderate time, and the solo violin enters immediately with a broad flowing melody which has a large say in the first section. There are several changes of mood and of time before the actual second movement appears in a slower triple time. The theme of this will be recognised as closely akin to the opening. Striking use is made of the harp in the accompanying figures of this section. Again, here, the movement. passes through varying moods, and a brilliant cadenza for the solo instrument leads straight into the lively last movement. ORCHESTRA

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