Margaret Hunter (soprano)
Philip Malcolm (baritone)

Leader, Alfred Barker
Conducted by Joseph Lewis

An eerie story by A. G. Prys-Jones told by the author
(Wales)

at the piano

Cicely Hoye (soprano)
Edwin Benbow (pianoforte) Cicely Hoye has been broadcasting since Savoy Hill days, both singing and playing the piano. It was as pianist that she won a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music, taking a number of prizes but, curiously, never one for her singing, which was her second study. It was with a piano recital that she made her debut at Wigmore Hall.
Edwin Benbow , who for four years held an open piano scholarship at the Royal College of Music, has been Piano Professor and Examiner there since 1929. He hat been broadcasting regularly since 1926, and has played at three Proms.
From 1933 to 1935 he was assistant chorus-master and pianist on the BBC staff. In May this year he gave a first performance of Alec Rowley 's piano concerto to the Empire.
He has been associated this season with the Ballet Rambert, whose most signal production was that of Lady into Fox, at the Mercury Theatre, London. He played at every performance.
His wife, Janet Powell , soprano, is a well-known broadcaster.

Greetings from Moscow In the Caucasian Camp
Why do I love you so madly ? Rumanian Folk Songs Kalinka Malinka
Hungarian Folk Songs
(All the arrangements of the above traditional items are by Yascha Krein )

The Midland Radio Magazine
Edited by John Moore and Tristram Beresford
August Number including
Personality Page
A new feature
' On the Credit Side'
I-T. A. Waterhouse
Letters from Abroad
6—' Libya '
From our correspondent
Country Matters by John Moore
The Usual Gossip by John Day and A Short Story by John Body read by Godfrey Baseley
(A recording of the broadcast in the Midland programme on Monday)

played by Tommy Kinsman and his Dance Orchestra