and summary of today's programmes for the Forces

Directed by Jack Hardy

Programme of gramophone records

at the theatre organ

Interlude : records

Introit and Sequence Versicles and Responses
Now that the daylight fills the sky
(E.H. 254 ; A. and M. 1 ; C.H. 258)
Psalm 119, vv. 1-16 Creed and Antiphon
Lesson : from St. Matthew 28 Respond and Collects
Most glorious Lord of life (E.H.
283)
Prayers
The day of resurrection (E.H. 137 ;
A. and M. 132; C.H. 123)
Address by the Rev. Joseph McCulloch
The strife is o'er (E.H. 625 ; A. and M. 135; C.H. 122)
Collect and Blessing
Organist, C. E. S. Littlejohn

(contralto)

Clifford Greenwood and his Orchestra

Recording of last night's broadcast

Trio in E flat for violin, horn, and piano, Op. 40: played by Frederick Grinke (violin); Dennis Brain (horn); John Pauer (piano)

Two teams of drones and workers swarm in the studio to compete in tongue-twisting, singing, and general knowledge. Bee-keeper, Paul Ellingham

at the theatre organ

James Ching : ' Elgar '—3

Outside broadcasts depicting stages in the training of R.A.F. air crew personnel. No. 3—Service Flying Training School. From an R.A.F. Station somewhere in the South

Programme of gramophone records presented by Percy Kahn

Programme of his part songs. BBC Chorus, conducted by Charles Groves
0 death ! thou art the tranquil night The Tempest
Love and Youth
Song of the Dance

C. H. Middleton and Miss Wilson

Leader, George Stratton. Conducted by Sir Adrian Boult. Moiseiwitsch (piano)

Play by Lionel Brown. Produced by Howard Rose
The action takes place in Scotland and London

2-The Continuation : The gospel of the Cross. Rev. Alan Richardson , Study Secretary of the Student Christian Movement

Unwaith bob mis bydd gweinidog a dau leygwr yn y stiwdio yn trafod pwnc neu ddau wedi eu codi o wersi'r mis yn y Maes LIafur Cyd enwadol, sef Efengyl Marc. Ceir holi ac ateb a pheth dadlau, a'r hwyl yn dibynnu ar sut y bydd y siaradwyr yn cynhyrfu'i gilydd wrth ddatgan eu barn. (Discussion in Welsh)

5.20 Cymanfa'r Plant (Children's Festival), by children from a town in North Wales, assisted by the Strings of the Gwynedd Orchestra, conductor, Mansel Thomas. ' The girl who trod on a loaf' : story by Hans Andersen
5.54 Children's Hour prayers

followed by interlude : records

Talk by Flavia Kingscote
Even in a world where adventures are commonplace, Flavia Kingscote's story is an outstanding one. Suspected of being a fifth-columnist, she was ordered to be shot in Yugo-Slavia. She was later held under suspicion for two months by the Italians in Albania and Italy. Finally she did reach home, via Unoccupied France, Spain and Gibraltar and her story of this journey will be told among the other adventures she will describe.

Suite Bergamasque : Prelude Menuet ; Clair de Lune ; Passepied. played by Angus Morrison (piano)

Programme of criticism, biography, and readings arranged by Edward Thompson. Tagore's poetry will be read by Edith Evans. Produced by Stephen Potter

Some of this week's broadcasts surveyed

National Anthem
Prayer of Approach
All people that on earth do dwell
(A. and M. 166 ; S.P. 443 ; C.H. 229)
Act of Remembrance
Ten thousand times ten thousand (A. and M. 222 ; C.H. 221) .
Address by the Bishop of Lichfield
Oft in danger, oft in woe (A. and M. 291 ; S.P. 619)
Prayers and Thanksgivings
0 God, our help in ages past (A. and M. 165 ; S.P. 598; C.H. 601)
Blessing

Appeal on behalf of the British Legion and the Earl Haig Fund, Scottish Branch, by General Sir Archibald Wavell , K.C.B., C.M.G.. M.C.
Contributions for work in England, Wales, and Ireland should be addressed to [address removed]. All contributions will be gratefully acknowledged.

followed by a postscript

by Offenbach. New English version and adaptation for broadcasting by Geoffrey Dunn
Scene : Army Headquarters near a village, and the Grand Ducal Palace. BBC Theatre Chorus. BBC Theatre Orchestra. Conductor, Stanford Robinson
Offenbach (1819-1880) was one of the leading composers of light opera during the nineteenth century, when it reached the peak of its vogue. This opera, The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein, which is concerned with a temperamental and head-strong lady who ' dotes on the military ', was first produced in 1867. Later, it found its way to London and enjoyed considerable popularity.

Remembrance Sunday
' These all died in faith' : Psalm
23 ; Hebrews 11, v. 32-12, v. 2 ; Thy Kingdom come ! (S.P. 680) ; Hebrews 11, vv. 13 and 16

Arthur Catterall (violin) and R. J. Forbes (piano)

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Serenade for strings
'played by the BBC Scottish
Orchestra. Conductor, Ian Whyte