Gramophone records

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BBC Revue Orchestra: conductor, Frank Cantell.

Devotional readings and prayers

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and his Octet

Gramophone records of Gladys Swarthout and Nelson Eddy

at the theatre organ

BRAHMS
Gramophone records of his instrumental music and songs

News commentary

from page 69 of 'New Every Morning' and page 30 of 'Each Returning Day.' Alleluia! Hearts to heav'n: Psalm 114: St. Luke 20, vv. 20-40; He wants not friends that hath thy love

Arthur Dulay and his Cameo Orchestra

RHYTHM AND MELODY, by Doris Gould
11.20 GEOGRAPHY. The British Isles: ' Changing Life in a Village'
11.40 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN. Nordwestdeutsch land

Billy Mayerl and his Music, with Mary Denise (by permission of Harold Fielding) ,

From a canteen in York, with George Myddleton at the piano.

A weekly programme of topical reports from Britain and overseas

' as off to work we go ' with Peter Waring , Kenneth Home , and Charmian Innes. Escorted by Nell Ballantyne , Maurice Denham , the Melody Men, and the Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black. Script by Frank Muir. Produced by Charles Maxwell.

NATURE study. ' What Animals Hear,' by Philip Eggleton
2.15 HISTORY II. The World We Live In. ' Bismarck, the Maker of a United Germany, by W. N. Ewer
2.40 ENGLISH FOR UNDER-NINES. ' Mustard. Pepper, and Salt ': an original story by Alison Uttley , adapted for broadcasting by Sam Langdon

opens the new Bodleian Library extension at Oxford
A broadcast of the speeches at the opening ceremony and a description of the scene by John Snagge

Today's Variety on records. Introduced by Raymond Raikes

Conducted by Sir Adrian Boult
Elgar's ' Falstaff ' is a one-movement work divided into four main sections. The first, designed as a courtly and genial conversation with Prince Henry, shows us the knight in ' a green old age. frank, gay, corpulent, loose, unprincipled, and luxurious. The second takes us to the town, the tavern, and gay adventures, followed by an interlude in which Falstaff dreams of his boyhdod as a page to the Duke of Norfolk. The third section shows Falstaff going off to the wars, followed by a second interlude, a quiet movement in Shallow's orchard. The last section, an epilogue, begins as a triumphal march and ends with a picture of the tragic decay and death of the greatest and most lusty-hearted roysterer in literature.

' The Grey Adventurer,' by Geofrey Trease , adapted by Rosalie Williams. Produced by Nan Macdonald. Episode 4—' Trouble with the Indians '

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Topical talk and sport

Radio's motion-picture parade: a film personality; latest news from the world of films, with visits to the studios and from the stars; music and scenes from the outstanding picture of the week. Introduced by Leslie Mitchell. Written by Harry Alan Towers and produced by Lilian Duff

'Cattle-Feeding under Present Conditions,' by R. Sayce of West Suffolk

The Ondricek Quartet: Richard Zika (violin), Jaroslav Pekelsky (violin), Vincenc Zahradnik (viola), Bedrich Jaros (cello)
From the Concert Hall. Broadcasting House, London

* Feeling a Fool'
A group of young people discuss the problem of self-consciousness with a medical psychologist. Douglas Allan introduces the discussion

with Jack Train , Diana Morrison , Fred Yule , Lind Joyce , Deryck Guyler , Tony Francis , and Molly Weir. Augmented BBC Variety Orchestra, conducted by Rae Jenkins. Script by Ted Kavanagh. Produced by Francis Worsley

by Joseph Harsch

Act 3 of Wagner's opera
Conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham. Bt.
Cast, in order of singing:
BBC Theatre Chorus. BBC Symphony Orchestra. Studio production by Stanford Robinson and H. Procter Gregg
Scene: The ruined castle yard of Kareol, Tristan's property in Brittany

' Books on the life and work of the Church': talk by the Rev. F. D. V. Narborough