and summary of today's programmes for the Forces

Gramophone records

BACH
Gramophone records of his Sonatas

Short morning prayers

' Men in the Kitchen ', introduced by Freddy Grisewood

from a selection of records

Conductor, Rae Jenkins , with Roy Hickman (bass-baritone)

at the organ of the Granada, Clapham J unction

from page 93 of ' New Every Morning ' and page 32 of ' Each Returning Day '. Paraphrase 65, vv. 5-8 ; Psalm 100 ; Oft in danger

Band of the Manchester Regiment : conductor, Mr. F. L. Statham

Records for the housewife '

played by Sheila Collins
Sheila Collins , bom in Johannesburg, began to play the violin when she was no more than four years. She came to this country in 1931, and has given recitals in London. She has an extensive repertoire, including concertos of Brahms, Elgar, and Mendelssohn.

on gramophone records
Overture : The Bronze Horse (Auber)
London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Constant Lambert
A Hot Day in Little Russia (Sorochintsy
Fair : Mussorgsky) : Opera Comique
Orchestra conducted by G. Cloëz
Petite Suite (Debussy) :' Lamoureux Orchestra of Paris, conducted by A. Wolff

Lunch-time entertainment for factory-workers, from a factory somewhere in Britain

and his Band, with Harry Davis , featuring Terry Devon , Alan Dean , and Bernie Fenton at the novachord. Guest artists, Diane Davis and Beryl Davis

Contrasting American sweet and swing dance bands : gramophone programme, written by Geoffrey S. Pearce

played by the Philharmonic Ensemble
Roussel composed the Serenade for flute, violin, viola, cello, and harp expressly for the Quintette Instrumental de Paris, and dedicated it to the flautist, Rene le Roy. It dates from 1925 and had its first performance at a festival devoted to the works of Albert Roussel. It is not a serenade in the modern' romantic sense of the word, for it follows the form of classical times when a serenade, or cassation, was another name for a suite of pieces, rather light in character, with no other object than to tharm and entertain.
Jean Franḉaix, who is one of the most original and gifted of the younger school of French composers, was born at Le Mans in 1912, and later went to Paris where he studied at the Conservatoire under Nadia Boulanger. His Quintet was composed in 1934 and given its first broadcast performance by the Philharmonic Ensemble in 1939.

Rhythmic records

Conductor, Mr. Frederick A. Gale

Gramophone programme, written by A. P. Sharpe

Some characters of John Buchan : talk by Captain Ralph Arnold

Conducted by Charles Groves

(Studio Service in Welsh). Cymerir y 'Gweddïau o'r llyfr 'Bob Bore o Newydd '

'We'll Meet in England ', by Kitty Barne : the story of how a Norwegian family escaped to England after the Nazi occupation of Norway. Adapted for broadcasting by Muriel Levy. Produced by Nan Macdonald. Part 3-' The Voyage of the Haakon '

National and Regional announcements

Monthly series reflecting the life and character of Northern Ireland, introduced by Fraser Mayne , and produced by James Mageean

Quiet music for voices and piano. BBC Theatre Chorus, conducted by John Clements , with John Wills (piano)

A London adventure by Harry Alan Towers, produced by Martyn 'C. Webster
Other parts played by Lucille Lisle and Frank Cochrane

Conducted by Muir Mathieson

Jack Warner invites you to visit his new road-house. Claud Allister is the Manager. Cabaret with Edward Cooper , and dancing to Oscar Rabin and his Band. Also present are Marigold Anson ,Doris Nichols , and Vivienne Chatterton. Script by Jack Warner and Rex Diamond . Produced by Leslie Bridgmont

Weekly programme telling in dramatic form stories of courage and endurance, of humour and heroism, from the week's news. Edited by Gordon Boshell , with music under the direction of George Walter. Produced by Walter Rilla

Address by the Rev. A. M. Hunter , Kinnoull Church, Perth

' When Thieves Fall Out', written and read by Gilbert Hackforth-Jones .

Charles Maxwell , with the aid 'of gramophone records, introduces an all-star entertainment with Albert Whelan , Eddie Peabody , and Martha Raye , with dancing to Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra

and his Band, with Marjorie Kings ley and Renee Lester