FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22.

Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 32, 15 February 1935, Page 10

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22.

7.15 p.m.: Big Ben. . Reginald. Smith’s "Nonsense" (electrical recording). A forty-five minutes frivol. A comedy concoction composed of songs, sauce, sophistication, and simple fun, with artists culled from’ West End comedy companies, and compered by Reggie Smith: Producer, Cecil Madden. 8.0: A programme of Canadian music. Frank Phillips (baritone); Winifred Small (violin), Maurice Cole (pianoforte). — At. the pianoforte, Bric Fogg. Winifred Small and Maurice: Cole: "Sonata in B Minor" for: violin: and pianoforte (Healey Willan). _ Frank Phillips: » "Sonnet" (Blizabeth Browning) . -(Hrnest MacMillan), " A June Lyric (Leo Smith), "Three Songs of the West Coast" ‘(re-

(Continued from previous page.) eorded from singers of Nass River Tribes, Canada, by. Marius Barbeau) ; (1) A Spirit Song, Outsiders, Behold Geedarantis; (2) Lullaby, Nadu-Nadudu; (3) Nisrae Challenge Song, Stop All this Idle Chatter (arr. (Ernest MacMillan). Winifred Small and Maurice Cole: ‘Reminiscence’; "Iwo Canadian Dances" (Hector Gratton). ‘Frank Phillips: Sea Song, -"The Lake Isle of Innifree"; "Since ‘Thou, O Fondest and Truest"’; "Drake’s Drum" (Healey Willan). Winifred Small and Maurice Cole: "Dance Trochaois," based on a French Canadian Fiddle Tune;

"Tambourin" (Leo Smith), Greenwich Time Signal at 8.15 p.m. 9.0: The news and announcements.