and Home Service programme summary

Exercises for men : Coleman Smith
Exercises tor women : May Brown
At the pianos, Barbara Laing and Lena Blackman.

Gramophone records of excerpts from Herodiade

Rev. Jack Winslow

' The Radio Doctor '

Conducted by Michael Krein , with Ernest Lough

Gramophone records

Recorded messages from British boys and girls now staying as war-guests in Australia. Arranged in collaboration with the Australian Broadcasting Commission

Easy, breezy tunes, on gramophone records

from page 1 of ' New Every Morning ' and page 6 of ' Each Returning Day '. Alleluia ! Alleluia ! ; Psalm 47 ; Oxford Carols 96

on gramophone records
Allegro affettuoso (Duet No. 2. for clarinet and bassoon : Beethoven) : P. Lefebvre (clarinet) and Fernand Oubradons (bassoon)
Gloria in excelsis Deo (trad.) : Care selve (Handel) ; Jo Vincent (soprano), with organ accompaniment
Trio of Young lshmaelites (L'Enfance du Christ : Berlioz) : Lily Laskine (harp), Marcel Moyse. Albert Manouvrier (flutes)
L'Ange Gardien ; La Vierge a la
Creche (Franck) ; Jo Vincent (soprano) and Theodora Versteegh (alto), with organ accompaniment
Hornpipes ; Irish Jigs (Purcell-
Oisson) : Pipers' Guild Quartet

and his Orchestra

and his Orchestra, with Elizabeth Batey , Pat Macormac , and Harry Kaye

The English Singers Quartet. Reginald Paul (piano)

from Scotland and South-East England. War-workers in two widely separated factories combine to entertain you and their fellow-workers in the lunch-hour break. Introduced by Howard M. Loekhart in Scotland and Frank More O'Ferrall in South-East England

Conductor, Mr. E. J. Webb

The story of the cowboy: gramophone programme, written by Charles Chilton, and introduced by Buck Douglas. (BBC recording)

played by Harry Platts

BBC Variety Orchestra : conductor, Charles Shadwell

.Reading from ' The Lady of the Lake ', by Sir Walter Scott. (BBC recording)

with his Orchestra

'The Lion Cub Had Claws'
Radio play by ' 'Blair', produced by Hugh Stewart

Play by A. G. Macdonell , produced by FredO'Donovan

Rhai o'r lyfrau diweddaraf yn cael eu hadolygu gan Stephen J. Williams. (Talk in Welsh)

5.20 ' Tiger in the Well ' : story by Antonia Ridge , told by Jessie Maddox
Songs by the Nantyffyllon Children's
Choir : conductor, D. C. Watkins
5.50 Talk by Laurens Sargent

National and Regional announcements

Produced by the Armed Forces Radio Service of the War Department of the United States of America.

Douglas Houghton discusses the main regulations and official forms with which everyone has to deal nowadays

Radio play by J. G. Sarasin, based on his short story "His Majesty's Aeronauts". Produced by Peter Creswell

Part 1
Margaret Godley (soprano) ; Margaret Rees (soprano) ; Margaret Rolfe (contralto) ; Brad-bridge White (tenor) ; Stanley Riley (bass). BBC Chorus. BBC Orchestra. G. Thalben-Ball (organ). Arnold Gbldsbrough (harpsichord) : conducted by Julian Herbage
Part 2 will be broadcast tomorrow at
6.55 p.m., and Part 3 on Friday at
9.35 p.m.

Dramatic story from the Underground Fronton Europe. Written by John Diekson Cam Music under the direction of George Walter. Produced by Walter Rilla.

Operetta in one act by Offenbach. Translated by Geoffrey Dunn. Orchestrations by Victor Hely-Hutchinson . Produced by , Stephen Thomas
BBC Theatre Orchestra : conductor,
.Stanford Robinson

62 — ' The Spiced Lion ', written by James McCormick , and read by E. A. Naden

Trio for flute, viola, and cello played by Edward Walker (flute), Max Gilbert (viola), and James Whitehead (cello)

J. E. Barton chooses a passage from ' A Tryst at an Ancient Earthwork ' by Thomas Hardy

Conducted by Percy Harper