by Dorothy Parsons
(Scottish)
at the Organ of the Apollo Theatre,
Ardwick, Manchester
(Midland)
Webster Booth (tenor): Your tiny hand is frozen (La Boheme) (Puccini)
Joan Cross (soprano): Willow
Song (Otello) (Verdi)
Joan Cross and Webster Booth , with Chorus of Sadler's Wells Opera: Miserere (II Trovatore) (Verdi)
E. N. Parker
The Busch String Quartet: Quartet No. 1 in F, Op. 18, No. 1 (Beethoven)-l Allegro con brio. 2 Adagio affettuoso ed appassionato. 3 Scherzo: Allegro molto-Trio. 4 Allegro
The Pro Arte String Quartet and Schnabel (pianoforte): Quintet in A, Op. 81 (Dvořák)—1 Allegro ma non tanto. 2 Dumka. 3 Scherzo: Furiant. 4 Finale
R. Gamble
with Don Carlos
Bits and pieces of gramophone records, broken by Leslie Perowne and Charles Chilton
Acts I and 2 of the Opera by Humperdinck from the Sadler's Wells Theatre
Act 1—Home. Act 2-The Forest
Cast in order of appearance
The Sadler's Wells Orchestra
- Leader, Joseph Shadwick
Conductor, Geoffrey Corbett
Producer, Sumner Austin
Act 3 will be broadcast in the National programme at 4.30
Albert W. Ketelbey, conducting his Symphony Orchestra: Three Fanciful Etchings - Suite: Quips and Cranks (Scene de Ballet Russe); Suite, In a Fairy Realm - Moonlight Glade. Queen Fairy Dances. Gnomes March
presented by The New Hippodrome, Coventry
(by arrangement with Bertram Montague)
The cast includes
Eugene's Flying Ballet, Arthur Conquest's 'Daphne' (the wonder chimpanzee), The Ben Behee Arabs, The Regional Octette, Newman Wheeler and Yvonne, The 12 Zio Angels, 32 Pantomime Lovelies, The 20 Francis Whitmer Babes
Choreography by Max Rivers
Orchestra directed by William Pethers
The pantomime written and produced by Lewis Marks
