and summary of today's programmes for the Forces

Records of Maxine Sullivan, the girl who brought the Highlands to Harlem

Exercises for men
The arrangements for 'Up in the Morning Early' have been altered for the rest of the summer, making it a kind of 'free-for-all', though in all probability it will return in the autumn to the former rigid division into special programmes for younger and older, men and women.
The new plan introduces a 'double-piano act', one pianist stressing the rhythm so necessary for those doing the exercises, the other playing an accompaniment that should provide pleasant early-morning listening for the lazier ones - or, more important, for those who must perforce 'stand by' during exercises that are unsuitable for them.

A thought for today

and summary of today's Home
Service programmes

A talk about what to eat and where to get it, by S. P. B. Mais

at the theatre organ
Forgotten favourites

Directed by Jack Hardy

plays

or ' Whistle while you Work '
A rhythmic programme of records for housewives

from p. 1 of ' New Every Morning ' and p. 6 of ' Each Returning Day'

with Billy Hardy and his Band

' Singing together '
Herbert Wiseman
Marching through Georgia (American song)
Skye boat song
A frog he would a-wooing go
(Nursery rhyme)

Conducted by Gideon Fagan

A programme of gramophone records presented by R. Stemdale Bennett

An ENSA concert for munition-workers, with Ella Retford, Bobbie Comber , and the Band of H.M. Welsh Guards (by permission of Colonel R. E. K. Leatham , D.S.O., commanding Welsh Guards), conducted by Lieut. T. S. Chandler , Director of Music, Welsh
Guards

at the theatre organ

John Betjeman

A popular pot-pourri

Junior English
' The Pooka'—how a bad fiddler became a good one-by Jean Sutcliffe

played by The BBC Orchestra (Section B)
Leader, Paul Beard
Conducted by John Ansell

and his Band

George Stratton (violin), Watson Forbes (viola), John Moore (cello),
Reginald Paul (piano)

A reading by Eric Gillett
Fanny Burney died one hundred years ago. She wrote a best-seller when she was twenty-five, and left one of the most entertaining diaries in the language. She knew well many of the most famous men of the day-there are amusing sidelights in the diary on Burke, Sheridan, Garrick, Boswell, Reynolds, and Johnson, and many more-and her account of Brussels during the Waterloo campaign makes particularly interesting reading today.
The diary and letters of Madame D'Arhlay (her married name) were published after her death in the years 1842-6.

(A light programme in Welsh)

5.20 The Adventures of Pinocchio, adapted as a dialogue story from Collodi's famous book, by Barbara Sleigh
Part 4:'Pinocchio goes to school'
The cast includes:
Patricia Haves , Mirren Wood , Helen Henschel , Audrey Cameron , Laidman Browne , Ewart Scott , and Hedley Goodall

(The Zoo Man)

followed by National and Regional announcements

A serial play for broadcasting in tenparts
Adapted by Hugh Stewart from the novel by Anthony Hope
Part 6-' What the Chancellor's wife saw '
Production by Peter Creswell

A time reserved for talks that cannot be announced in advance

by C. Denier Warren
Mr. 'Arris entertains a few friends at an alfresco party in his shelter,
' 'Ole in the Road'
His guests are:
Horace Percival , Arthur Chesney , Dudley Rolph , Fred Yule , Lionel Robbins , Harry Krein , C. Denier
Warren
Produced by Harry S. Pepper

plays the Fantasy in C, Op. 17, by Schumann Schumann 's Fantasy was composed in 1836 and is dedicated to Liszt. The poetic basis is described by Schumann himself in a letter to
Clara Wieck , who later became his wife : ' I have finished a Fantasy in three movements, which I sketched down to the details in June, 1836. I do not think I ever wrote anything more impassioned than the first movement ; it is a profound lament about you.'

Family holidays are up the spout-so what ? The younger Armstrongs get down to it

(by arrangement with C. B. Cochran )
The songs and the story of the famous musical comedy
Book by Guy Bolton and P. G. Wode house. Lyrics and music by Cole Porter with Adele Dixon , Dick Francis , Jacques Brown , Robert Wyndham , Hugh Morton , Ben Lyon , and Diana Ward
BBC Chorus and Augmented Revue Orchestra, conducted by Hyam Greenbaum
Compere, John Watt
Script and production by Gordon Crier

by Val Gielgud
Cast
The play adapted for broadcasting and produced by the author

Conducted by Ian Whyte

with the Chalumeau Ensemble

and his Band

Presented by M. H. Allen