Exercises for men and women

Today's entries include records of music by Ravel. Gounod, and Carpenter

Readings and prayers

followed by ' YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN
Sisters and Brothers': talk to parents by .a woman medical nsychologist

and his Apache Band. with Amalia Magri and Jacques Vallez. (BBC recording)

Gramophone records

at the theatre organ

News commentary

from page 101 of 'New Every Morning' and page 16 of 'Each Returning Day.' Metrical Psalm 93; Psalm 19. vv. 7-15; St. Mark 9. vv 30-37: Lighten the darkness

Conductor, Mr. Patrick Purcell
Regimental March: The Yorkshire
Lass

SCOTTISH HERITAGE. 'John Grumlie ': a dramatisation of the song giving a picture of country life of the time: by Harvey Scott
11.20 CURRENT AFFAIRS, discussed by experts
11.40 MUSIC AND THE DANCE. How Chopin remembered the dance rhythms of his native land. with dramatic interludes by Honor Wyatt

and his Rippling Rhythm, on gramophone records

fro.n London and the West. War-workers combine to entertain you and their fellow-workers in the lunch-hour break. Introduced in London by Geoffrey Peck and in the West by Hamilton Kennedy

Conductor. Charles Groves

FOR RURAL SCHOOLS (England). In Dylsford and Beyond. ' Spring Offensive,' by Honor Wyatt: the work of the Pest Officer
2.15 GENERAL SCIENCE: Glands and Growth, by Richard Palmer
2.40 JUNIOR ENGLISH. 'The Nanny Bogle ,' adapted by Jean Sutcliffe from Diana Ross 's original story

Percival Mackey and his Orchestra

Conducted by Michael Krein

A Just-So Story by Rudyard Kipling. Adapted and produced by Maurice Brown

by William Barrow , produced by Hugh Stewart with Basil Jones and Alan Blair

o Gapel Coleg Dewi Sant, Llanbedr, dan arweiniad Canon W. H. Harris. (St. David's Eve Service in Welsh, from St. David's College Chapel, Lampeter)
Mor glaer yw'r gogoneddus Saint
(Rhif, 166)
Gwersiglau ac Atebion Agorladol
0 Arglwydd, cofla Ddafydd (Salm,
132)
Llith: Doethineb Solomon 111, 1-9 Magnificat
Credo'r Apostolion Kyrie eleison Y Pader Colectau
Seren ddisglair net yn twynnu (Rhif,
208)
Organydd, Alun Howells; Cantor,
F. W. Price
(Cymerir yr Emynau o Lyfr Emynau'r
Eglwys)

Young artists from the North of England, including Edwin Ashworth (piano); Alan Chappell (cornet); Margery Howarth (singer); Cynthia Jowitt (clarinet); John Davies (violin); Joan Leaver (singer); Joyce Palin (piano); Donald Perry (tenor horn)

5.55 Children's Hour prayers

A talk of current interest

with Johnny Lockwood and Sandy Powell
(by arrangement with Bertram Montague ). Script by Ray Sonin. Entertainment in an Emporium of Fun; among the assistants are Cecilia Eddy , Cliff Gordon , Helen Clare , and Ivor Dennis. BBC Revue Chorus, and the Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black. Produced by C. F. Meehan.

Douglas Houghton discusses everyday problems created by present conditions. Tonight he gives a second talk on ' Old People's Problems'

Play based on the conspiracy against the life of King James VI of Scotland in 1590 by Lothian witches at the instigation of Earl Bothwell. -Written by Netta B. Reid , and produced by Moultrie R. Kelsall

Mass in E flat
Kyrie eleison; Gloria in excelsis Deo; Credo; Sanctus; Benedictus; Agnus Dei
BBC Chorus, BBC Orchestra, conducted by Leslie Woodgate
The sacred works of Schubert are strangely neglected, although they contain some of his most beautiful music. This Mass was composed in 1828-the last year of the composer's life-and like so many of Schubert's works was neither commissioned nor written for any special performance. That the Mass appealed to Schubert very deeply is obvious from the expressive power of his setting in E flat, which has been described by a German critic as ' a mighty hymn to the Divinity.' Schubert once said that the reason for his success in setting sacred words was because ' I never force myself into devotion, or compose hymns or prayers unless I am really overpowered by the feeling: that alone is real. true devotion.' —Ralph Hill

followed by War Commentary given by Rear-Admiral R. K. Dickson , D.S.O., Chief of Naval Information

Irene Manning , the Hollywood singing star , with Broderick Crawford , Walter Rllla , Cpl. Jack Powers , and Jack Payne 's Concert Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Andrews , broadcasting from the stage of the Quepnsberry All-Services Club, London
Script by Sgt. Varner Paulsen and Pte. Alan Surgal. Master of Ceremonies, Sgt. Keith Jameson. Producer, Sgt. Syl Binkin.

108-' The Visionary,' by Eric Allen , read by James McKechnie

2-' Croitearachd.' An nochd bithidh croitearan iadfhein ag cur an ceill am beachdan air cuisean mar a tha iad is mar a ghabhas iad leasachadh (air clair).

and his Sextet

Famous bands, on gramophone records