and summary of today's programmes for the Forces

with Harry Porter (tenor) SEXTET HARRY PORTER AND SEXTET SEXTETHARRY PORTER AND SEXTET SEXTET

presents a programme of gramophone records

at the theatre organ

followed by Programme Parade

on gramophone records
Cortot (piano)

Order of Service
Sentences
0 come, ye servants of the Lord
(Tye)
Prayer of Adoration
Confession and Absolution
Psalm xix
Lesson: St. Matthew xvi, 13-25
For all the saints who from their labours rest (A. and M. 437 ; S.P. 202 ; C.H. 220)
Prayers
Address by the Rev.J. G. Williams
The Church's one foundation (A. and M. 215 ; S.P. 249 ; C.H. 205)
Blessing

sung by Laurence Holmes (baritone)

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

A new spelling game, compiled by Morley Adams and Neil Munro
Presented by Neil Munro

Led by Marie Wilson
Conducted by Herbert Menges

Conductor, P. S. G. O'Donnell

James Ching

A programme of gramophone records presented by Count A. A. Hessenstein

Roy Hay

BBC Orchestra
Leader, Paul Beard
Conducted by Clarence Raybould
Cesar Franck followed the course laid down by Liszt in the symphonic poem and wrote several very notable works which vividly describe their programmes. Perhaps, the two most outstanding are ' The Accursed Huntsman ' and ' Les Eolides '.
The latter was composed in 1876. The music is based on some lines by Leconte de Lisle, of which the following is a free translation: ' 0 breezes drifting in the skies, sweet breath of lovely spring, who with playful kisses caress the hills and plains: 0 virgin daughters of Aeolus, lovers of peace, nature wakens at your songs.'

Two episodes from ' The New Arabian Nights ', by R. L. Stevenson Adapted tor broadcasting by Kitty
Black
Servants, guests, etc., played by John Laurie , Charles Mason , Cyril Vernon and Sam Lysons
Produced by Moray McLaren

Conductor, Leslie Woodgate

A talk by Miss E. M. 0. Adamsoa, a former Organising Secretary of the Universities Mission to Central
Africa

Cyfres o raglenni a recordiwyd mewn gwahanol gapeli ac eglwysi ar hyd a lied y wlad
Trefnwyd gan Idris Lewis
(Congregational singing in Welsh)
[Home Service continued overlead

5.15 ' The shadow dance '
A play about a little girl who wanted to become a great dancer, by J. D. Strange ; introducing favourite ballet music by Chopin and Saint- Saens

A programme of Welsh hymns with the stories of some of the men who wrote them

followed by Interlude: records

by Professor Thomas BoJkin

sung by Mary Jarred (contralto)

From Philadelphia, Vancouver, Halifax, Winnipeg, Montreal, Ottawa, and Toronto evacuated British children will talk to their parents in Glasgow,
Newcastle, and London
(Arranged in collaboration with the National Broadcasting Company of the U.S.A. and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)

Some of this week's broadcasts surveyed

Order of Service
Sentences and Prayer
All people that on earth do dwell
(Cong. H. 1 ; A. & M. 166 ; S.P. 443 ; C.H. 229)
Lesson: from Ephesians ii and iii
Judge eternal (Cong. H. 565 ; S.P.
552 ; C.H. 636)
Prayers
Onward, Christian soldiers (Cong. H.
701 ; A. & M. 391 ; S.P. 397 ; C.H. 535)
Address by the Rev. A. M. Chirgwin City of God (Cong. H. 219; S.P.
468 ; C.H. 209)
Blessing
Organist, D. S. Adams

Girls in factory and field
An appeal on behalf of clubs and hostels by Lady Cynthia Colville , D.C.V.O., Chairman of the Consultative Council of Voluntary Organisations set up by the Ministry of Labour
Hundreds of thousands of young girls now working in factories and on the land, many of them far from friends and families, are helped by the hostels and clubs to which this appeal is devoted. The work is done by voluntary organisations, and the societies of the Girls' Group have a total membership of over 800,000. The money will be divided amongst them, excepting only the Girl Guides' Association which does not appeal for funds.
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to [address removed]

and a postscript

Music for the million arranged by Gordon McConnel , the producer, and Harold Lowe , the conductor
Singers :
Linda Gray
Frank Titterton
BBC Theatre Chorus
Trained by Charles Groves
BBC Theatre Orchestra
Leader, Tate Gilder
Compere, Christopher Stone

by Louis MacNeice
A programme devoted to No. 17 Gough Square, E.C.4, the house of Dr. Johnson and one of the historic buildings in London which have suffered damage or destruction from
German bombs
(From ' The Stones Cry Out ' — weekly series of feature programmes in the BBC's World Service transmission)
Produced by E. A. Harding

' Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ'
Psalm Ixii, 1-8 ; St. Matthew xvi,
13-27 ; At the name of Jesus (A. and M. 306) ; Romans x, 9

Quintet in D minor for piano and strings, Op. 89 played by the Stratton String Quartet:
George Stratton (violin)
Edwin Virgo (violin)
Watson Forbes (viola)
John Moore (cello) and Irene Kohler (piano)

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

Leader, J. Mouland Begbie
Conductor, Guy Warrack