Programme Parade

Exercises for men and women

Today's entries include gramophone records of music by Glinka Auric , , and Tchaikovsky

W. G. Moore

' Freddy Grisewood Speaking

Conducted by Michael Krein , with Kate Winter.

Popular, music, on records

played by Gwendoline Parke

News commentary

from page 9 of "New Every Morning" and page 54 of "Each Returning Day". The spacious firmament on high: Psalm 93: St. Mark 6, vv. 30-44; Fill thou my life

BBC Revue Orchestra: conductor, Alan "Crooks

RHYTHM AND MELODY, by Doris Gould , lecturer at Southlands Training College
11.20 GEOGRAPHY. Recent developments in the Americas: 'West Indies, Past and Future '
11.40 ENOI.I8H FOR UNDER-NINES. The Hens of Hen Castle ' : serial adapted for radio by Silvia Goodall from a translation by Mrs. Ewing. Part 3 (conclusion)—' The Flight from Hen Castle '

Conductor, Rae Jenkins

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

Tunes from the Great White Way, on gramophone records

Topical magazine programme

NATURE STUDY: The Age of Animals,' by Philip Eggleton
2.16 I YSGOLIONCYMRU (For Welsh schools). Hanes, Cymru: cyfres i blant tua 12 oed. 5 — Daniel Rowland , Hywel Harris , Williams Pantycelyn , gan H. T. Evans
2.36 SENIOR HISTORY II. Workers In a Changing Industrial World the story of trade unionism in the engineering industry, by George Darling

Arthur Dulay and his Cameo Orchestra

First of two programmes In which Stephen Williams introduces a complete recording of Puccini's opera

from the Town Hall, Cheltenham Spa, with Lorely Dyer , Morton Fraser , and Hubert.' Dance music by the Hector Davies Dance Octet. Produced by Jacques Brown

(Studio Service In Welsh). Cymerir y Gweddiau o'r llyfr Bob Bore o Newydd '

'The Tqytown Treasure': another adventure of the citizens of Toytown, by S. G. Hulme-Beaman
5.50 ' From America': ballads and folk songs, sung to a dulcimer by John Jacob Niles (recording)

Talk by Air Commodore C. A. Bouchier C.B.E.. D.F.C ,.

This week The Radio Doctor' discusses the question. ' What are Flat Feet? '

(by permission of George Black)
Script by Reginald Purcell. Music played by the Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black.

' Milk and Beef in the United States': W. T. Price and Elwyn Jones give some impressions of their recent tour Mr. Price, . for many years County Organiser for Wiltshire, is now Executive Officer for the county. Mr. Jones Is a well-known Breconshire farmer and breeder of Hereford cattle
Other items include Farm Record'

Conducted by Clarence Raybould
(First performance)
Elizabeth Lutyens 's Salute for Orchestra was composed in the summer of 1942 as a salute to the United Nations then gathering strength for the defeat of Fascism. It was written for the players of the North East Regional Orchestra, to whom it is dedicated. The first two sections are orchestral: a funeral march (Salute to the Dead) for brass, strings, and percussion; an allegro (Salute to the Living) for full orchestra
The third part (Salute to the Future), which will not be broadcast. is a setting of an excerpt from one of Milton's prose works, beginning Go on, both hand in hand. 0 nations never to be disunited, be the praise. and heroic song of all prosperity.'
Elizabeth Lutyens. daughter of the famous architect. Sir Edwin Lutyens , studied at the Royal College of Music under Harold Darke , and later went to Paris. Among her compositions are two string quartets, a concerto for nine instruments, and a ballet. Midas. Another work for orchestra, ' Proud City,' has not yet received its first performance. — Ralph Hill

-about Our Future Towns': an interchange of views and experience among young people, with Elizabeth Denby as guest expert, and Douglas Allan in the chair

with Jack Train , Dorothy Sum mers, Horace Percival , Dino Galvani , Sydney Keith , Fred Yule , Jean Capra , Diana Morri son, and Paula Green. BBC Augmented Variety Orchestra, conducted by Charles Shadwell. Script by Ted Kavanagh. Produced by Francis Worsley

followed by War Report or a topical talk

by Donn Byrne. Adapted for broadcasting by Modwena Sedge-wick -. Produced by James Mageean with Mary Braithwaite , John McDade , Patricia O'Hara. James Connolly , James Stewart , John F. Tyrone , Charles Owens. Frank Reynolds , W. J. Foote , Arthur McAllister , Nora Kirkwood , and William Minshull

Professor Norman Snaith answers questions from listeners to his three broadcast addresses, given under the title ' What am I for? '

by Calum Johnston

and his Orchestra, with Lynne Shaw , Irene King , and Paul Rich

Music by Fauré, Grieg, Borodin, and Debussy. (Gramophone records)