Programme Parade

Exercises for men: Coleman Smith Exercises for women: -May Brown

MOZART
Gramophone records of his serenades

Readings from the Bible

Programme Parade
AROUND THE HOUSE
'Saucepan s': talk- by Philip Harben

Excerpts from some of his operettas, on gramophone records

Talk by Major Syd Carter

Mixed choice of gramophone records

News commentary

"Praise to the Lord" Psalm 103, vv. 1-18: Isaiah 40, vv. 12-15, 25-31; Father hear the prayer we offer

The Ink Spots, the Four King Staters, and Paul Whiteman Four Modernaires, on gramophone records

SINOINO TOGETHER : Herbert Wiseman Twankyuillo (English song); Come, see where golden-hearted spring (Handel); Oh, run. let the bullgine run (sea shanty)
11.20 SOIENCE AND GARDENING. The Biological Controt of Pests,' by Dr. Hugh Nicol.
11.10 MUSIC AND MOVEMENT FOR JUNIORS, by Ann Driver
12.0 BIBLE TALKS FOR SIXTH FORMS. Understanding the Old Testament: ' The Messianic Hope.' bv the Rev. H F. D Sparks

plays Beethoven's Andante favori in F. (Gramophone records) .

ENSA show, introduced by Bryan Michie Geraldo and his Orchestra, with Sally Douglas. Len Camber, and Johnny Green. Guest. Tommy Fields

Talk by W. M. Mackinlay

playing a selection from Lilac Time, on gramophone records

FOR RURAL SCHOOLS. (Scotland). by John R. Allan. ' Water from the Loch'
2.5 WORLD HISTORY.Great stories from the past, by Rhoda Power. ' Ilya of Murom : a story from the Russian of ' the old Cossack who overcame Nightingale the robber and brought him to the court of Vladimir I
2.30 RECITAL. Laurance Turner String Quartet, with Patrick Ryan (clarinet). Introduced by John Horton

Second of two programmes in which Stephen Williams intrpduces a recording of Mozart's opera

under the direction of R.S.M.
George Melachrino , with Elinore Farrell and Harry Hayes. (Recording bf a broadcast in the A.E.F. Programme)

Ralph Richardson reads Lewis Carroll 's poem.

Jack Simpson and his Sextet

Mynd â'r meicroffon ar hyd strydoedd ac i mewn i gartrefi i gael hanes yr wythnos.

Favourite Northern artists in a miscellaneous programme for children of all ages, including a nursery sing-song, with Doris, Muriel, Wilfred, Vi, and Nan
A Matilda Mouse ' Victory' story, by Dora Broome
Songs by the Three Semis, and 'music for two pianos

followed by National and Regional announcements and Scottish News summary

Conducted by Harry Mortimer
Bickershaw Colliery Band (musical director, William Haydock ), Fairey Aviation Works Band (musical director, Harry Mor timer), Foden's Motor Works Band (musical director, Fred Mortimer )

and his Band

What really happened, told by various soldiers and civilians concerned

Victory Edition with an all-star cast: Arthur Askey, Richard Murdoch, Cyril Fletcher, Kenneth Horne, Ann Todd, Joyce Grenfell, and a Victory 'Puzzle Corner' which includes many famous personalities
The Singing Commeres. BBC Revue Chorus, and BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Charles Shadwell
Produced by Harry S Pepper. (BBC recording)

The story of six years' fighting by the soldiers of Britain, told mainly In the words of the men who have done the job; not the whole story of the supreme combined operation which culminated in the common victory of the Allies, but that part of the story which belongs for ever to the British soldier

Second Symphony played by the BBC Symphony Orchestra: conductor, Sir Adrian Boult
Elgar's E minor Symphony is a magnificent monument to English music. Not only is its architecture comparable In terms of music to that of one of our great cathedrals, but it expresses the very spirit of England— the proud, Imperialistic England of the first decade of the present century. The music is rich in contrasts of ecstasy, foreboding, tenderness, sorrow, and struggle, and it seems not only to sum up the spirit of its time but to look forward into the future.

and his Orchestra

and his Sextet