' Electrical Engineering'
A discussion between
P. Sargant Florence and Walter Lewis
Although Walter Lewis was born in Shropshire, he has, except for his war-time service in the Royal Flying Corps, lived in Birmingham for over thirty years.
After being employed in the electrical industry for several years he was appointed district secretary of the Electrical Trades Union in 1903, and is now area secretary. He is a member of the joint industrial council for the electrical-contracting industry, and also a member of the West Midlands Joint Electricity Board.
Walter Lewis , in fact, is particularly well qualified to speak in this discussion.

Presented by Frank A. Terry
A topical revue with popular radio favourites of the Villa Marina, Douglas, and the Floral Pavilion,
New Brighton
Produced and arranged by Frank A. Terry
Additional lyrics by Harry Taylor , Tom Sutton , and Frank A. Terry with Jack Murray and Connie Hobbs
(the crazy pair)
Jessie Crone (comedienne)
Pat Terry
(soubrette and dancer)
Dorothy Webber (soprano)
Jessie Jewel (entertainer)
Arthur Jeffries (tenor)
Edward Wood (baritone)
Frank Parker
(pianist-entertainer)
Les Golfus
(in ' Fun on the Links ') .
Betty Elguira
(speciality dancer)
Madame Helena Lehmiski 's Young
Ladies from the Theatre Royal and Empire,
. Peterborough

A microphone impression of the Birmingham Section at
Castle Bromwich arranged by J. T. Tovey
This programme was recorded by the BBC mobile unit yesterday and the day before. Altogether about a thousand exhibitors are represented. The section of the Fair to be described this evening includes hardware, ironmongery, building, gas, electrical, and engineering exhibits.

by Tom Jones