Compton Evans and Ray Monelle original songs at the piano
Stan and Jan two Devonshire rustics and George Sheering syncopating pianist with Bill Richards at the drums
Presented by Leslie Bridgmont
'TV- ■•'

Commentaries on the Senior International Auto-Cycle Tourist Trophy
Race from the Isle of Man
At the Grand Stand, Graham Walker and Victor Smythe
At Creg-na-Baa, George Brown
At Rameey Hairpin, Richard North

The London Palladium Orchestra, conducted by Richard Crean : Marche symphonique (Savino)
Herbert Ernst Groh (tenor): Girls were made to love and kiss (Paganini). and Maxim's (The Merry Widow) (Lehdr)
The London Palladium Orchestra, conducted by Clifford Greenwood : Three Dream Dances (Coleridge-Taylor)
Miliza Korjus (soprano): There'll come a time ; One day when we were young (The Great Waltz) (Johann Strauss )
The London Palladium Orchestra, conducted by Richard Crean : Japanese Carnival (de Basque)

Commentaries on the Senior International Auto-Cycle Tourist Trophy
Race, continued

on gramophone records

Conducted by Leslie Heward
The Siegfried Idyll, one of the loveliest things Wagner ever wrote, was not originally intended for the world in general, it was Wagner's personal gift to his second wife, and it was only later that he decided to publish it and permit its public performance. For several years Wagner had been living in retirement at Tribschen with Cosima, the divorced wife of Von Biilow , and in 1869 she bore him a son, whom they named Siegfried. Next year he married her and on her birthday gave her this delightful surprise, the Siegfried Idyll, played by a small orchestra on the stairs outside her bedroom door.