from page 1 of ' New Every Morning'

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Dorothy Bennett (soprano)
Aitken Carter (violin)
DOROTHY BENNETT

French for Sixth Forms
' Le Tour gastronomique de la
France'
ANDRE SIMON

at the Organ of the Forum Cinema,
Southampton

if in close harmony

' Singing Strings'
A Pot-Pourri arranged by Sune Waldimir
The Waldimir String Orchestra
Conductor, Sune Waldimir
Soloist, Gosta Kjellertz (baritone) from Stockholm

by Charles Dickens
A serial reading by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley
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* Directed by A. H. Morgan

★ World History
' Leonardo da Vinci '
D. SCOTT DANIELL
This afternoon you will hear about one who was perhaps the most versatile genius who ever lived. Leonardo da Vinci , great figure of the Renaissance, concerned himself with almost every creative task open to man. He was not only a great sculptor and painter, but an engineer and inventor as well. Under his various patrons he turned out during his lifetime work of endless diversity, and the cities of Milan, Florence, and Rome all bear testimony to his genius.
His note-books were covered with writings and drawings, some of these latter being of diving-bells, flying machines, and submarines. The broadcast will take you back to Italy five hundred years ago, and show you some scenes from the great man's life.

H. Munro Fox, F.R.S.
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★ on gramophone records

at the Organ of the Granada
Cinema, Bedford
Eric Smith started his professional career as an articled pupil at Luton Parish Church, and as a student of the Trinity College of Music, London. He gained his L.R.A.M. at the age of eighteen, and a year later his F.R.C.O., with the Lafontaine Prize awarded to the best candidate of that period.
He was appointed to the staff of Trinity College of Music and had six years as a school music master and as a conductor of choral societies. During this time he gave pianoforte and organ recitals in many parts of the country.
Smith has been in the cinema world for four years, at the Worthing Plaza and the Bedford Granada. Whilst at Worthing he twice appeared with the Municipal Orchestra as soloist in a Bach Concerto, and in Cesar Franck 's Symphonic Variations.

★ in Irish songs with Mario Lorenzi (harp)

from St. Paul's Cathedral
Order of Service
Psalms cxlii, cxliii
Lesson, Numbers xiv, 1-25
Magnificat (Marchant in D minor) Lesson, II Timothy i
Nunc Dimittis (Marchant in D minor)
Anthem, Blessed Jesu (Dvořák)
Blessed Jesu, fount of mercy,
We, thy faithful, in thy passion, All thy sorrows share with thee
(words, Stabat Mater , No. 3)
Hymn, When I survey the wondrous cross (A. and M. 108)

Gramophone records of stage successes past and present

including Weather Forecast

(b. 1839)
Centenary celebrations
Under the direction of M. D. Calvocoressi
Third Concert
Dennis Noble (baritone)
Ernest Lush (pianoforte)
The BBC Singers
(male voices)
Conducted by Trevor Harvey
DENNIS NOBLE
Callistrata
The Harpist's Song
Serenade (from Dances of Death)
BBC SINGERS
Four Russian folk songs:
Tell me, I beseech you
0, the joy of living, loving Rise, red sun By the Gate.
ERNEST LUSH
Scherzo in C sharp minor
DENNIS NOBLE
The Classicist
Wild winds blowing You Drunken Sot! To the Dnieper

with Pat Taylor our tame glamour girl
Peter Barrie alleged crooner
Muddler of Ceremonies, Sid Colin

F. H. Grisewood brings to the microphone
People in the news
People talking about the news
Interesting visitors to England and Lord Elton in his weekly talk
' Since last Wednesday '

A Concert in the Public Hall
The BBC Symphony Orchestra
Leader, Paul Beard
Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult
Solo violin, Paul Beard
"God Save the King"
Tchaikovsky's Sixth, and last. Symphony was conceived in the winter of 1802-3. 'I have got hold', he wrote, 'of the idea for a new symphony. This time a programme-symphony, but with a programme that shall remain an enigma for everyone - let them puzzle their heads over it. The symphony will be called simply "Programme Symphony" (No. 6). This programme is subjective through and through, and, while composing it in my mind, I often wept bitterly.'
However the enigma was solved a year or two ago, when a paper outlining the plan of the symphony was found in Tchaikovsky's old home. Briefly, the outline is: Active life - love - disappointment - death. By a striking coincidence the symphony was first performed on October 28, 1893, only nine days before the composer's death.

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

Tickets, 10/- to 2/-, may be obtained from Messrs. George Wilkinson, Ltd., [address removed] (Telephone [number removed])

Leader, Tate Gilder
Conducted by Harold Lowe

will play for dancing from the Dorchester Hotel

' Foundations of Jazz '
A programme of gramophone records
Presented by Charles Chilton
See the article on page 6)