| Main Performers | The Right. Hon. Lord Beaverbrook - speaker
Alfred Pitman - prize-giver,
Will Gardner - humorous entertainer,
The Arnaut Brothers - musical clowns,
Cecilia Farrar,
Albert Downing,
Lily Fairney - vocals,
Aileen Bransden - organ,
W H Squire - cello |
| Secondary Performers | Aileen Bransden - organ
Frank Reade - piano |
| Orchestra or Band | Band of HM 1st Life Guards |
| Choirs | Central London Choral Society |
| Conductors | David J Thomas,
Lieutenant H Eldridge |
| Set List | 'Concert Overture in C Minor', Hollins (Aileen Bransden),
'Toccata in F', Bach (Aileen Bransden),
'March Upon a Theme of Handel', Handel, arr, Guilmant (Aileen Bransden),
Madrigal: 'Brightly Dawns Our Wedding Day', Sullivan (Band, Choir),
'Quotations from Popular Overtures', Sullivan (Band),
Song: 'Rose Petals' , Cecil Moon (Cecilia Farrar),
Song: 'Love's a Merchant', Molly Carew (Cecilia Farrar),
Chorus: 'Light as Air' (from Faust), Gounod (Band, Choir),
'Cello Solo: 'Meditation in C', W H Squire (W H Squire, Aileen Bransden),
Recital and Air: 'Deeper and Deeper Still' and 'Waft Her, Angels' (Jepta), Handel (Albert Downing),
'Waft her, Angels' (Jepta) Handel,
'Hungarian Rhapsody (No.2)', Liszt (Band),
Song: 'My Prayer', W H Squire (Lily Fairney, AB),
'Second Suite for Military Band in F Major', Gustav Holst (Band),
New Song: 'The Moonlit Road', W H Squire (Lily Fairney, W H Squire),
Duet: 'Dear Love of Mine' (Nadeshda), Goring Thomas (Cecilia Farrar, Albert Downing),
'Cello Solo: 'A Drinking Song', Dunkler, arr. Squire (W H Squire),
Part Song: 'The Vagabonds', Eaton Faning (Choir) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1922/52) |