Exercises for men (Coleman Smith ) and women (May Brown). (BBC recording)

GRIEG
To-day : Some of his incidental music. (Gramophone records)

Very Rev. W. R. Matthews. D.D. , Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral

followed by 'YOUR COOKING STOVE*
Talk by Phyllis Garbutt

and his Orchestra.

Discussion between Jeanne Cooper Foster and Graeme Roberts , with illustrations

Mixed choice of records

News commentary

from p. 33 of ' New Every Morning' and p. 50 of ' Each Returning Day.' Paraphrase 39 : Psalm 111 ; St. John 18. vv. 12-27 ; Metrical Psalm 23

Conductor, George Thompson

11.0 SINGING TOGETHER, by Herbert Wiseman
11.20 SCIENCE AND GARDENING. ' TOUT Gardening Note-Book," by Alan Peacock
11.40 MUSIC AND MOVEMENT FOR JUNIORS : Ann Driver. 1-' The Beginning of Movement '
12.0 BIBLE TALKS FOR SIXTH FORMS : ' The Purpose of the Old Testament,' by the Rev. C. W. Dugmore

(piano), plays Busoni's Indian Diary, Nos. 1-4. (Gramophone records)

ENSA show for war-workers, from a factory cafiteen. Introduced by Bryan Michie. Mantovani and his Orchestra-Guest artists. Billie ' Uke ' Scott, and Elizabeth Parry

John Summerson on the work of the National Buildings Record.

Records of Bing Crosby

1.40 FOR RURAL SCHOOLS (Scotland), by George Scott Moncrieff. ' How it's done : Coal for the Fire '
2.5 WORLD HISTORY FOR juniors. Great Stories from the Past : ' Homer's " Iliad " '. An introduction.
2.30 ORCHESTRAL CONCERT SERIES : Full Orchestra ' : talk by Frank Howes
2.50 BROADCAST FOR OLDER PUPILS : Chabrier's ' Espafia ' (gramophone records). Introduced by Herbert Murrill

Stanley Black and the Dance Orchestra

Conductor, Ian Whyte

at the theatre organ

Poems by Sir Walter Raleigh chosen by Geoffrey Grigson, and read by Mary O'Farrell and Valentine Dyall

Sgyrsiau gan Tom Jones a J. Evans Jones. (Talks in Welsh)

' The Bog Queen's Flittin' ' : a play adapted by Joan Frank from the story in ' The Souls of Poor Folk.' by Alexander Irvine

National and Regional announcements and Scottish News' summary

'The Life and Works of Edward Carpenter ,' by E. M. Forster

The story of the cowboy : seventh of a series of gramophone programmes, written by Charles Chilton and introduced by Buck Douglas. with Lauderic Caton and Geoffrey Sissely. Verse extracts read by William Ashley

with Joe Linnane. Josie Day. Jim Jonson , Jean Woods. Charles Wilkms , Gwyndolyn Stewart , Harold Goldblatt , James Stewart , Jack O'Malley , Mary Johnston. George Beggs , Elsie Mc Cullough , The Colenso Quartet and David Curry 's Irish Rhythms Script by Harry O'Donovan. Produced by James Mageean and Francis Worsley.

Commentary by Barbara Ward

Radio version of the famous operetta, played by the company now appearing in the production presented by Jack Hylton at His Majesty's Theatre
Music by Charles Cavillier. Lyrics by R. B. Smith. Book by H. B. Smith. English adaptation by H. C. Sargent. Additional numbers by Howard Carr. Stage production by Maxwell Wray. Radio production by Vernon Harris
Full Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Freddie Bretherton

A sensational extravaganza by Caryl Brahms and S.J. Simon, with music somewhat deranged by Roy Douglas and played by the BBC Revue Orchestra, conducted by Roy Douglas. Produced by Val Gielgud
[Starring] Jeanne de Casalis and Robert Farquharson

Joy Shelton [appears] (by permission of Jack Waller)

Fantasy Sonata for harp and viola played by Marie Korehinska (harp), and Watson Forbes (viola)

and his Orchestra, with Sally Doug las, Len Camber , Johnny Green , and Three Boys and a Girl