Listings
: Experimental Television Transmission by the Baird Process
(356.3 m. Vision ; 261.3 m. Sound): An Instrumental Concert
VIOLET PCSEY (Violin)ALICE ELIESON (Violoncello)
JESSIE BRISTOL (Pianoforte)
Contributors
: REGINALD NEW
At THE ORGAN of THE BEAUFORT CINEMARelayed from WASHWOOD HEATH, BIRMINGHAM
(From Midland Regional)
: The Midland Studio Orchestra
Directed by Frank Cantell(From Midland Regional)
Contributors
: CLIVE ERARD and his BAND
Relayed from THE AMATEUR DANCERS' CLUB: The Chalk Farm Salvation Army Band
BANDMASTER, A. W. PUNCHARDALICE LILLEY (Soprano)
FREDERIC GREGORY (Baritone)
Contributors
: Vaudeville
THE WEEKLY THEATRICAL CARTOONLeslie Henson
Impressionist, LAWRENCE ANDERSON
Written by HERBERT FARJEON
MABEL CONSTANDUROS
'Boating on the River'
MABEL MARKS
Will entertain at the Piano
BOB and ALF PEARSON
Syncopated Duets \
TOMMY HANDLEY
Comedian
HAROLD WARRENDER
Assisted by NANCY SCOTT and ERIC ANDERSON will present
THE ANCHOR MYSTERY
A Wireless Charade with six clues by Frank Wells The clues of this charade will be presented throughout the programme. and, in order to give listeners an opportunity of solving the problem for themselves, the result will be announced during the Vaudeville Programme to be broadcast on March 26 on the National wavelength
THE COSSACK ENSEMBLE
Under the direction of WLADIMAR ZAALOFF
(by permission of the Hotel Splendide) will sing and play throughout the programme
Contributors
: 'The Mastersingers of Nuremberg'
(Wagner)Performed by THE COVENT GARDEN OPERA CO.
Relayed from THE HIPPODROME, BRIGHTON
ACT III. Scene I
Inside Sachs' House
ACT III. Scene 2
The Festival Meadow
Cast of Characters :
. Chorus of Apprentices, Citizens. etc.
Conductor, JOHN BARBIROLLI
(Note o?t page 686)
Contributors
: DANCE MUSIC
(Preceded by important News, if any)HENRY HALL and his GLENEAGLES HOTEL BAND, from THE MIDLAND HOTEL, MANCHESTER
Contributors
: Experimental Television Transmission by the Baird Process
(356.3 m. Vision ; 261.3 m.Sound)
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