from the Floral Pavilion, Bridlington (Soloist, ROLAND FORD> )

Music from the Theatre

Leader, Alfred Barker
Conducted by H. Foster Clark
Bella Redford (soprano)

Stanley Pope (baritone)
The Whinyates String Quartet:
Seymour Whinyates (violin)
Dorothy Everitt (violin)
Veronica Gotch (viola)
Helen Just (violoncello)
Herbert Howells, born at Lydney, in Gloucestershire, in 1892, is now a professor at the Royal College of Music, where he was formerly a student. He has composed in most forms, but particularly for orchestra. Such pieces as the charming 'Puck's Minuet', 'Procession', and 'Lady Audrey's Suite' are well known to listeners. Of his chamber works, one of the most important is the Fantasy String Quartet, which was written for the Cobbett Folk-Song Fantasy Competition.

Directed by Jack Hardy
(Northern)

Leader, Norman Rouse
Conductor, Maurice Miles from the Pavilion Gardens, Buxton (Soloist, GEOFFREY BROOK )

A Modern Artist Answers
Questions
William Coldstream and Anthony Blunt
Last week Anthony Blunt told listeners how he looked at modern painting. Today they are to hear how a modern painter looks at it, for William Coldstream is coming to the microphone to give his views.
Coldstream is one of the most interesting of the younger generation of painters. He has held several exhibitions in London, and is noted for the straightforwardness of his painting, which everybody can understand.

(Chatham Division)
(by permission of Brigadier A. L. Forster ,
D.S.O.)
Conducted by Lieutenant Thomas Francis , Director of Music, Royal
Marines from the Grand Parade Bandstand,
Eastbourne