JACK PAYNE and THE
B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
ERNEST SEFTON and BETTY LE BROCK
Pot Pourri of 'Much Ado about Nothing '

(From Birmingham)
'The Shepherd Earl,' by Estelle Steel Harper
TONY will Entertain
' Sea Tales of Daring and Heroism,' by Robert W. Aserof
Songs by PHYLLIS PECK
(Soprano)

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WEATHER FORECAST. FIRST GENERAL NEWS
BULLETIN

Olive Goff (Soprano)
Norman Venner (Baritone)
Corelli Windeatt's Octet

(CLAUDE HULBERT )
(PAUL ENGLAND)
(DICK FRANCIS ) (EDDIE CHILDS )

' The Pot of Broth'
(From Birmingham) by W. B. YEATS
John Coneely Sibby Coneely
A Tramp
The Scene is a Cottage Kitchen
' Between the Soup and the Savoury '
(From Birmingham)
By GERTRUDE JENNINGS
Maria, the Cook Ada , the Parlourmaid Emily , the Kitchenmaid
The Scene-a Kitchen
Incidental Music by THE MIDLAND PIANOFORTE TRIO

WEATHER FOR E CAST,
SECOND GENERAL NEWS
BULLETIN

FRANK WEBSTER (Tenor)
THE WIRELESS MILITARY
BAND
Conducted by
GORING THOMAS was one of the English composers who was meant to carry on the series of English Operas which began with Sullivan's Ivanhoe, But, like the others who had been approached by D'Oyly Carte , he had no new work ready. Earlier in his career, he had composed at least one Opera to order, Esmcralda having been commissioned by the Carl Rosa Opera Company and successfully produced by them at Drury Lane in 1883. In its way it is one of the classics of English music, and has had the distinction, rare with English Operas, of being given in Germany and France as well. Except for this one fine air from it, it is now all but forgotten.

THE CAFE DE PARIS BLUE
LYRES BAND from the CAFE DE PARIS

CLUB