Conductor, Gwilym T. Jones
Mary Jarred (contralto) from the New Town Hall,
Pontypridd
This choir, formed in September, 1926, is composed chiefly of mine workers. Gwilym Jones has conducted the choir since its inception, as well as conducting the Llanharan Male Choir and the Treorchy Royal Welsh Choir. The Pontypridd Choir has broadcast on several occasions, and has won over £1,000 in prizes at Eisteddfodau, and many fine trophies.

from the Powis Hall , University
College of North Wales, Bangor
Constance Izard (violin)
Megan Lloyd (violoncello)
Patrick Piggott (pianoforte)
Director of Music, E. T. Davies

Casgliad o lythyrau agored gan Gymry enwog at eu cyB-wladwyrnifer fawr ohonynt wedi eu hysgrifennu mewn alltudiaeth

Y rhaglen gan W.J. Hughes a Tom Parry

in Character Studies
Harry J. Rowland has played in revues, concert parties, and repertory.
During the war he won the Military Cross at the second battle of Achiet-le-Grande, and he returned to civil life to form his own concert parties and revues. He produced and played fifty-eight different weekly shows, including his own pantomime, in fifteen months. His parts on the legitimate stage were usually comic character rôles; in his time Rowland has played with many of the best-known actors in the country.
Listeners who have heard broadcasts by Waldini will be interested to know that Harry J. Rowland produced Waldini's original Gypsy Band show at Roath Park, Cardiff.