@ From page 49 of ' New Every Morning

Orquesta de Sevilla, solo pianoforte, Manuel Navarro : Nights in the Gardens of Spain
Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Pedro Morales : El Amor Brujo
(Love Magic) — Introduction. In the Cave. The Ghost. Dance of Fear. Scena: Magic Circle. Midnight. Dance of the Fire Ritual.
Pantomime: Love's Dance. Bells of Dawn

at the Organ of the Gaumont State,
Kilburn

Popular dance music and songs on gramophone records

with Louise Hayward

by Harry Isaacs

Rudolf Hindemith (violoncello) and the Berlin Symphony Orchestra: Concerto in D (Tartini)-1 Largo. 2 Allegro. 3 Grave. 4 Allegro
Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra, conducted by Volkmar Andreae : Concerto grosso in D minor (Vivaldi)

A running commentary on the International Rugby Union football match by H. B. T. Wakelam from Twickenham
There have been justifiable complaints that for years commentaries on international matches at Twickenham have been spoilt by noises made unconsciously by the crowd in the neighbourhood of the microphone hut. Owing to sound conductivity, there is no way of preventing sounds reaching the hut without substantial structural alterations to the stand itself, the cost of which would have been prohibitive, apart from anything else. Today a new microphone technique is being tried and the commentary will be given through a ' lip' microphone designed to exclude extraneous noises. International fans-Scottish ones in particular-will note that the sports talk this evening will have a special interest for them.

Beatrice Harrison (violoncello):
Melody (Dawes). Serenade (Hassan) (Delius)
John McCormack (tenor): A Song
Remembered and Music of the Night (Eric Coates ). In Sweet Content (Sanderson)
Beatrice Harrison (violoncello) and Margaret Harrison (violin): 0 Sanctissima (arr. Kreisler). Morgen (Tomorrow) (Richard Strauss )

A programme of popular melodies by Geraldo and his Sweet Music (By permission of the Savoy Hotel, Ltd.)

including Weather Forecast

"Scotland at Twickenham"
A reminiscent talk by Kenneth Rankin

Landler, Op. 171 (Schubert).
Abends (Fantasiestucke, Op. 12) (Schumann)

Part of Act 1 of Bizet's opera from the Metropolitan Opera
House, New York
The Metropolitan Opera House
Orchestra
Conductor, Gennaro Papi
Chorus-Master, Fausto Cleva
The Metropolitan Opera House, New York, is one of the largest opera houses in the world. It was built and owned by a corporation of wealthy men called the Metropolitan Opera House Real Estate Company, and the management was leased to an impresario. In 1883 it was opened under the management of Henry E. Abbey to give productions of opera in opposition to the lyrical productions of the Academy of Music. The management passed from one impresario to another and it was not until Maurice Grau took charge that opera became a source of profit in America. His successor, Heinrich von Conried, retired in 1908 when this system came to an end, and an organisation called the Metropolitan Opera Company, under the chairmanship of Otto H. Kahn , took over the opera entirely.
The Metropolitan Opera is now considered one of the foremost opera houses in the world.
' Carmen ', Act 1
In a city square the guard is being relieved. Zuniga (bass) is officer of the guard, Don Jose (tenor) is a sergeant. Micaela (soprano) comes with a message to Don Jose from his mother, but, finding him at first absent, retires. At noon the girls arrive from the cigarette factory, among them Carmen (mezzosoprano), a pretty, but fickle, gypsy. She sings the Flower Song, flinging a rose to Jose, who is at last attracted. But the girls return to their work, and Micaela comes again, and now delivers her message. Presently there is a disturbance, and the girls rush out of the factory. Carmen has stabbed another girl in a quarrel... She is arrested by Zuniga, but so bewitches Don Jose that he contrives her escape.

5th Season
151st Edition
Produced by C. F. Meehan

Licensee and Manager,
Ernest Longstaffe
CARYLL AND MUNDY
The Inimitable Comedy Duo
FRED HUTCHINGS Mrs. What's Her Name
BENNETT AND GRATTON
Aristocrats in Comedy
AL BOWLLY
England's Ambassador of Song
ELLA RETFORD
* The Ever Popular
WARD AND DRAPER
Two Uprights and a Grand
HARRY HEMSLEY
Marvellous Child Studies
Chairman, VERNON WATSON
THE BBC VARIETY
ORCHESTRA, conducted by ERNEST LONGSTAFFE

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

A weekly commentary on American
Affairs
Raymond Gram Swing

A reconstruction of the hearing before Mr. Justice Noel at the York Assizes on Friday, August 3, 1759 by Francis Bluett Duff
Produced by John Cheatle

Antoni Sala (violoncello)
Gerald Moore (pianoforte)

with EVELYN DALL , VERA LYNN , MAX BACON , ALAN MARSH , THE
Manhattan THREE, from the Cafe de Paris

played by Reginald Foort at the BBC Theatre Organ

including Weather Forecast