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Trans. I (G.S.O.. G.S.G.. GEB.).

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Riding the range in the sky: The Duck Song: Twenty miles to no- where: "On with the Show-vitzky and the Boston Symphony Belection.

Orchestra. Part 1-Movements: 1. 1.53 pm Songs by Stuart & Larges Allegro vivace; 2 Adagio; Mary Kay (Soprano).

3. Trio and Minueto Allegro; and Summary and Announcements 21 Ultra Violet Bay Machine Contralto Love's Old Sweet

1.1. Greenwich Time Signal. 215|1 Electric Befrigerator " Norge" Bong (Molloy, Bingham) A Brown 12.45 p.m. Songs by Elsie Sud-P.. The Crystal Palace Band; con- 2. Engravings “Old Hong Kong" Bird Singing (H. Wood, Barrie).daby: Oh, Yes, Just So; With Ver- ductor, Leonard Davies. Bass-Baritone-When Dull Care dure Clad; O Sleep! Why... dost.

Trans II (G.S.H, G.S.G., G.§.B.)..

2 Modern Style Suites (Dining Room

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lude and Fugue from "The Well

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7.17 p.m. Schübert Songs.

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Motors Bind. 11 p.m. "The Adven-

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1.40 p.m. Russian Music..

2.10 p.m. Light Orchestra.

2.30 p.m. Close Down.

4 to 7 pm. Chinese Programme.

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Polonaise No. 2 in E Flat Minor Op.20, No. 2, Chopin Polonaise No.

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Played by the Orchere. Symphoni-Wille Walker Octet.

4 in G Minor Op. 40 No. 2 Chopin | que, of Paris. Grande Polonaise Op. 22 Chopin 7.09 p.m. Saint Saens-Concerto Liebestraum (No.3) Lizzt Valse in G. Minor op. 22. Arthur de Greef Caprice Rubinstein.

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Watching the Stars from "Splin ters in the Air" May I have the Next Romance with you from "Head over Heels") The way you look to-night from "Swing" "Time" Afterglow Stillman-Levant.

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