The London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sir Hamilton Harty

played by Sidney Crooke and Dennis Gomm

Conducted by Eric Fogg

at the theatre organ

(Summary of official announcements in Welsh)

Foden's Motor Works Band and Munn and Felton's Works Band

from page 21 of 'New Every Morning'

by Arthur Gleghorn

' Nursing Children at Home ' by a doctor

11.0 Music and Movement for Infants-Ann Driver
11.20 Interlude
11.25 Senior English

A programme of love songs sung by Webster Booth , Diana Clare , and Betty Huntley-Wright
Presented by David Porter

' The Saar '—Harold Stannard
Harold Stannard has done a great deal of broadcasting, and will be most particularly remembered in recent months for his many talks on aspects of the European situation in the Simple Facts' series spent years studying the affairs of Europe on the spot, and has travelled all over the Continent with ears and eyes very wide open.

A programme of listeners' requests, arranged and presented by Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ

2.0 Travel Talk:
'Red Indians of the Canadian Forests'
E. G. R. Taylor , D.Sc., Professor of Geography in the University of London
2.15 Interlude
2.20 Feature Programme
2.40 Interlude
2.45 Action Stories and Poems for the Under-Nines

George Clarkson (saxophone)
Gilbert Webster (marimba)
John Cockerill (harp)
Jack Wilson (pianoforte)

3.35 Talk for Sixth Forms:
' Liberal Education'
Sir Richard Livingstone
3.55 Interlude

(Section A)
Leader, Paul Beard
Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult

by Horton Giddy
Cast :
The play produced by Howard Rose

Half an hour of Variety, with Mabel Constanduros in a new ' Buggins' sketch

Geoffrey Boumphrey

Op. 46, for two pianofortes, two violoncellos, and horn played by Ernest Lush and John Wills (pianofortes), Ambrose Gauntlett and Jack Shinebourne (violoncellos), and Aubrey Brain (horn)

In which radio brings to life curious events past and present.

A Political Parody written by Max Kester and James Dyrenforth
Music written and arranged by Max Saunders
With the following cast:
George Moon, Mabel Constanduros, Vernon Harris, Jack Train, Maurice Denham, Dick Francis, Doris Owens, the BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Charles Shadwell
With Herr Hitler as Alice, and Field-Marshal Goering as the Duchess, this is surely an Alice in Wonderland, or Blunderland, just as you will.

Among the stars in the cast are two young artists, Maurice Denham and Jack Train, both so versatile that they are likely to make a big name for themselves in the Variety Repertory Company. Though Maurice Denham has a small son of his own, he is a character actor who specialises in small-boy parts. He made his radio debut as recently as February last year, yet he has given over 100 broadcasts. The Rabbit in 'Winnie the Pooh', Reggie Neemo in the Neemo sketches - such opposite parts are down his street. He can sing tenor, bass, contralto, falsetto, and, like Jack Train, can patter in a dozen languages.
This other brilliant young man, who has had a flair for impersonations from a boy, was discovered by the Secretary for War, who saw him performing as an amateur at the Royal Hotel, Devonport. Mr. Hore-Belisha introduced him to Sir Alfred Butt, and, with Jack's talent, the rest was easy. He is now to be regularly on the air from 'Somewhere in England'.

A dramatic chronicle of the entry of the nations of the British
Commonwealth into war
Devised and produced by Laurence Gilliam and A. L. Lloyd
One of the most moving broadcasts since radio began was Laurence Gilliam 's production, ' Twenty Years Ago', which, twenty years after the commencement of the first Great War, recorded the story of the march of events up to the great catastrophe. Nothing in it was more moving than the dramatisation of the speech by Sir Edward Grey , then Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, who spoke of the lights going out all over Europe.
Tonight Laurence Gilliam is to produce a programme, no less touching, dealing with events even more momentous-the outbreak of ,the second Great War. Listeners will hear how the challenge of war came, and the Empire's answer.

Written and arranged by Mungo Dewar
Come and join the funny men' aboard H.M.S. St. George, not forgetting Shorty, Lofty, Pincher, Nobby, the Sergeant, and the Ship's Band.
The cast includes: Sidney Burchall , John Rorke , Tommy Handley ,
C. Denier Warren , Maurice Denham , John Duncan , Stearn Scott , Claude Pilgrim , Reginald Mitchell , Styx Gibling.
The BBC Male Voice Chorus, and the BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Charles Shadwell. Chorus arrangements by Doris Arnold , orchestrations by Wally Wallond.
Produced by the ' Old Salt', Harry S. Pepper

A programme of melody presented by Sandy Macpherson at the theatre organ

on gramophone records
Lucienne Dhamarys (soprano)

Conductor, Leslie Bridgewater