A programme for children under five
Nursery rhymes, stories, and muslic
' My programme lady is over there now. She has got a dirty face,' remarked a three-and-a-half-year-old boy after listening to ' his ' programme. Two days before, said his mother, the radio set had been moved to another position, which explained the first part of his cryptic comment, while the solution to the second was to be sought in the story he had just heard-the story by Margaret Gore , about the rabbits, Topsy, Thomas, and Twopence, who went out on a rainy day with their mother and a big umbrella to the railway station. It was Twopence who acquired the dirty face in the course of his unexpected adventure there. This little boy and other admirers of Twopence will be able to renew his acquaintance on Wednesday when this story is repeated, and can pursue it furher on Thursday in a new tale about h;m in an equally unexpected predicament. The remainder of this week bring, two new stories, ' The Top of the Hill ' by Herbert McKay (today), and * Sandcastles ' by Ethel Heaton (tomorrow), and, on Friday, an old favourite, ' Timothy's Threepenny Bit ' by Joan E. Ca's 's,
Elizabeth A. Taylor