Listings
: Transmission to Schools
Mr.E. Kay Robinson , " Reptiles and Their Allies-British
Lizards."
Contributors
: Dance Music.
NEW PRINCE'S TORONTOORCHESTRA and ALFREDO and HIS BAND, from New Prince's Restaurant.
: FOR THE CHILDREN
"Robin Hood Rescues the Widow's Three Sons," adapted by C. E. Hodges. Star Talk by Captain Ainslie. Songs and Piano Solos.Contributors
: Boys' Brigade
Boys' Life Brigade and Church Lads' Brigade Bulletins.: WEATHER FORECAST AND 1ST GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN.
Mr. JAMES AGATE : DramaticCriticism.
Contributors
: Scriabin.
(1871-1915.)A Short Chronological Survey of his Pianoforte Works.
Interpreted by EDWARD MITCHELL.
Twelve Studies, Op. 8, Nos. I
(C Sharp), 2 (F Sharp Minor), 3 (B Minor), 4 (B Major),
5 (E Major).
Contributors
: The Right Hon. NOEL BUX-TON
" London Gardens.": SONG DUETS.
VIVIEN LAMBELET(Soprano).
DOROTHY LEBISH
(Contralto).
At the Piano,
Signor BARALDI. Poetry Reading.
Scott and Byron. by HAROLD KING .
Contributors
: THE B.B.C. SPRING SERIES OF CHAMBERCONCERTS
(Fifth Concert) atThe New Chenil Galleries, Chelsea.
VIVIENNE CHATTERTON
(Soprano).
DOROTHY HELMRICH
(Contralto).
THE CHENIL CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA.
THE WIRELESS LADIES'
CHORUS:
(Chorus Master,
STANFORD ROBINSON. )
Conductor,
JOHN BARBIROLLI.
"Stabat Mater
(Pergolesi).
Contributors
: WEATHER FORECAST AND 2ND NEWS BULLETIN.
Fiction Series : Mr. C. S. EVANS reading " The Reward of Virtue " from " Nash and Some Others " (Heinemann).Local News.
Contributors
: "Hearts Adrift
"or "Who Killed the Old Squire?" A burlesque operetta in one Act by John J. Melluish , and Music by H. A. Melluish , played by the Wireless Orchestra, conducted by Dan Godfrey.Presented by R. E. JEFFREY. Melton Mobray (Son of the Old
Squire).
Harold Hardbake (His rascally
Cousin).
Gaffer Garge (the Oldest Inhabitant).
P.C. Hodge (the Village Police
Force).
Herlock Combes (a Detective).
Mrs. Bodger (a London Landlady). Gertie (the Village Beauty).
Chorus of Gert Girls and Village
Idiots.
It is a sunny day in spring, and the villagers are merry-making on the village green.
Contributors
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