from page 89 of 'New Every Morning'
at the Organ of the Curzon Cinema,
Liverpool
Led by Harold Jones
Conducted by Alfred Barker
Ethel Jowsey (violin)
Directed by Henry Hall
Maggie Teyte (soprano): What is done, you never can undo (The Lilac Domino) (Cuvillier)
Roy Henderson (baritone): The
Lilac Domino (The Lilac Domino) (Cuvillier)
Lea Seidl (soprano): I love him so (Garland Song) (Frederica) (Lehdr)
Heddle Nash (tenor): Oh Maiden, my Maiden (Frederica) (Lehar)
The London Palladium Orchestra conducted by Jack Frere : Selection, The Vagabond King (Friml), introducing: Ballet ; Nocturne ; Only a Rose ; Huguette Waltz ; Love for Sale ; Song of the Vagabonds
The Berlin Grosses Schauspielhaus
Chorus and Orchestra: Serenade ;
% Deep in my Heart (The Student
Prince) (Romberg)
(All arrangements by Arthur Dulay)
Eric Gillett
A commentary on the final of the 440 yards and the finish of the marathon by H. M. Abrahams from White City Stadium
Directed by Henry Hall
including Weather Forecast
An Alphabetical Miscellany devised by Alan Keith and produced by A. W. Hanson
Letter ' G '
a Saturday night Variety episode written by Harry Hemsley and Ernest Longstaffe
The Broadcasters
Joan Young
Morgan and Hadley
Harry Champion
Neil McKay
The Arnaut Brothers assisted by Mitzy Bobs
Peter Bernard and his Ragtimers with Sherman Fisher 's Six High Steppers
The Listeners
Elsie
Winnie
Johnny Horace
Father
Harry Hemsley
Mother
Gladys Young
The BBC Variety Orchestra conducted by Ernest Longstaffe
including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping
Eric Parker
Quintette du Hot Club de France
Leader, Django Reinhardt from Paris
from the Royal Opera House,
Covent Garden
The action takes place in Seville in the early part of the nineteenth century
Scene, The Smugglers' Camp in the Mountains
Cast
Chorus of Smugglers
Conductor,
Sir THOMAS BEECHAM , Bart. Chorus Master, Robert Ainsworth
Producer, Harald Andre
The scene of the third act of Carmen is a rocky mountain fastness, the hiding place of the smugglers. Jose (tenor), the military deserter, is with them, torn by doubts of Carmen's love for him. Carmen (mezzo-soprano), the lovely gypsy who has seduced him from his duty, reads her own fortune from cards and sees death awaiting her. After the smugglers have left, Jose's true love Micaela (soprano) enters alone. Presently she is startled by a shot ; Jose, left on guard and seeing someone approach, has fired. It is the toreador, Escamillo (baritone), Carmen's other lover, who has come in search of his mistress. He and Jose fight, but the smugglers return and separate them. Escamillo goes away, a snatch of his popular .' Toreador's Song' being heard in the distance.
A reading by Nesta Sawyer
from Ciro's
including Weather Forecast
