and summary of today's programmes for the Forces

Directed by Jack Hardy with W. B. MacMillan (tenor)

his weekly choice of gramophone records

at the theatre organ

followed by Programme Parade some details about today's programmes

Order of Service
Introit: God is a Spirit: they who worship him in spirit and in truth must bow the knee. 0 thou who dwellest mid the cherubim, draw near to us while we draw nigh to thee
Christ whose glory fills the skies (A. and M. 7; S.P. 26; Rv. C.H. 261)
Confession, Absolution, and Lord's
Prayer
Versicles and Responses Psalm xxvii Lesson
Benedictus Collects
As with gladness men of old (A. and M. 79 ; S.P. 83 ; Rv. C.H. 63)
Address by the Rev. Clifford A. Martin
Prayers
Fill thou my life, 0 Lord my God
(A. and M. 705 ; S.P. 492)
Blessing

A song recital by Stanley Pope (baritone)

played by BBC Salon Orchestra
Leader, Jean Pougnet
Conductor, Leslie Bridgewater

Once again we stop the London traffic in order to introduce to you some of the interesting people who are In Town Tonight
Introducing personalities from every walk of life and ' Standing in the Shelter '
(Interviews with the Man in the Street)
Edited and produced by C. F. Meehan

Trio in E flat, Op. 40, for violin, horn, and piano played by Arthur Catterall (violin)
Alfred J. Cursue (horn)
R. J. Forbes (piano)
Brahms's Trio for piano, violin, and horn, was published in 1868 and therefore represents the composer in his full maturity. It is indeed a magnificent work and a fine feat of ensemble writing, for the blending of these three such varied instruments is accomplished with perfect balance and sonority. The hunting associations of the horn are well displayed in the Scherzo and in the Finale, where the horn is given a leading part.

at the theatre organ

A new memory game on the lines of ' My aunt went to town ', devised by Neil Munro and Ernest Dudley , with Lionel Gamlin as Master of Ceremonies

Scott Goddard

and his Cameo Orchestra

A programme of gramophone records of popular Pprtuguese songs presented by Peter Watts

C. H. Middleton

From a West-Country concert hall with Parry Jones (tenor)
Solomon (solo piano)
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Leader, Paul Beard
Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult

A programme of listeners' requests presented by R. E. Kingsley and played by BBC Military Band, conductor, P. S. G. O'Donnell

Adapted for broadcasting by Marianne Helweg from the story by F. Anstey
Produced by John Cheatle

Questions we ask and the, Bible answers
11—'Is there a way out ?—God's answer to man's need: The Saviour'
The Very Rev. Edward G. Selwyn ,
Dean of Winchester

Cyfres o raglenni i ddwyn hen arferiad yn 61, wedi eu trefnu gan
Idris Lewis
Y Cor dan arweiniad E. J. Richards
(A talk in Welsh on hymns, with the tunes sung)

Community hymn-singing - led by the Greenbank Co-operative
Choir and two stories: The story of the monster', by Nora Gottlieb ; and ' Adventure in the dark' by Eugenie May

followed by Interlude: records

Weston Martyr

by Rudyard Kipling read by Joseph Macleod

visits a West of England town
Popular concert by Stanford
Robinson and BBC Theatre Orchestra supported by BBC Theatre Chorus with Clifford Curzon (piano)
Joseph Satariano (baritone)

Order of Service
Metrical psalm lxxxix, vv. 15-18: 0 greatly blessed the people are (Tune: Newington)
Prayer and Lord's Prayer
Lesson: St. John xiv, 1-7; 11-20 Lord of all being, throned afar (Rv.
C.H. 24 ; S.P. 564)
Prayer
0 love that wilt not let me go (Rv.
C.H. 424 ; A. and M. 699)
Address by the Rev. E. D. Jarvis
Saviour, again to thy dear name we raise (Rv. C.H. 301 ; S.P. 53)
Blessing
Organist, John Rankin

An appeal on behalf of Red Cross work in Greece by Her Excellency Madame Simopoulos , wife of the Greek Minister in London
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to the Royal Greek Legation, 51, Upper Brook Street, London, W.I.

by Ivan Turgenev
Translated by Constance Garnett
Shortened version for broadcasting adapted and produced by Barbara Burnham
Cast
(Leon Quanermaine broadcasts by permission of H. M. Tennenl , Lid.)
The scene is on Islayev's estate at the end of the last century
Of the three great Russian novelists of the last century-Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Turgenev — Turgenev was the first to be discovered and acclaimed by Western Europe. Then Tolstoy and, after him, Dostoevsky dawned on the intellectual horizon and fickle intellectuals forgot their earliest love. Admittedly Turgenev lacks the tremendous power and insight of his two great contemporaries, but he has a more delicate, a more poetic touch.

' We beheld his glory ' —
Psalm lvii, 6-12 ; St. Luke ii, 41-52 ;
The heavenly child in stature grows (A. and M. 78) ; St. John i, 14

Richard Newton (harpsichord)
Rose Morse (soprano)
ROSE MORSE AND RICHARD NEWTON Vuestros ojos tienen d'amor, and Passava amor, su arco des armado

at the theatre organ
The golden waltz (a selection of world-famous waltzes)

Leader, J. Mouland Begbie
Conductor, Ian Whyte