and forecast for farmers and shipping

Beethoven's music for Goethe's drama ' Egmont ' and Kotzebue's drama 'The Ruins of Athens'; Sibelius's music for ' The Tempest on records

and his Orchestra

'I am come that they may have life, and may have it abundantly'
A series of services on the meaning of these words for today. 1 — From Greenbank Church, Edinburgh, conducted by the Rev. D. H. C. Read
Glory be to God the Father (C.H.7) Prayer and the Lord's Prayer
Lesson: St. Matthew 5 vv. 1-17
Metrical Psalm 89, vv. 15-18: O greatly bless'd the people are (Tune, Newington)
Sermon
Thou, whose almighty word (C.H.364: S.P. 303)
Prayers
March on, my soul, with strength (C.H. 537)
Blessing

Cello Sonata in D played by Kathleen Moorhouse

Jan Hurst and his Orchestra

' The Composer at Work '—6. ' How and when music reveals itself ': three illustrated talks by Sidney Harrison. This week. from tunes and chords to melodies and harmonies

Piano Concerto in E flat (K.449), played by Rudolf Serkin and the Busch Chamber Players: on records

Light music arranged and played by Jack Byfield and his Players, with James Bell at the organ

by E. H. Young, read by Gladys Young.

The Jean Léonardi Orchestra, with songs by Marie-Jose

by Roger Manvell

Fortnightly talks on countries of Europe

A monthly programme of science and observation. 14-' British Deer.' Brian Vesey-FitzGerald introduces Colin Matheson of the National Museum of Wales, and Hector Haywood . Produced by Desmond Hawkins

The Masqueraders. with Marie Korchinska (harp)

' How to Grow the Best Vegetables,' by Jack Jones M. P , ., and F. Streeter

Arthur Young as Mr. Vincent Crummles from ' Nicholas Nlckleby '
Music for the dance of ' The Indian Savage and the Maiden ' composed by Denis Arundell
A series of programmes arranged by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley . Produced by Leslie Stokes.

Conducted by Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt

by L. du Garde Peach

with Reg. Leopold and his Players, and Jean Cavall

' The Story of David '
A series of plays by L . du Garde Peach . Produced by Derek McCulloch. 1 — ' David and Goliath
'
Other parts played by Anne Cullen and Michael John
5.40 ' A Visit to Bethlehem,' by Brian Stuart

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by Mozart
(English words by Edward J. Dent).
Second of a weekly series performed by the Sadler's Wells Opera Company
Sadler's Wells Orchestra
(Leader, Walter Price)
Conductor, James Robertson

Overture
Opening Duet
Aria: Is it pain, is it pleasure that fills me?
Trio: Tis disgraceful! Go at once, sir!
Aria: God of love, I now implore thee Finale
Duet: Oh, why are you so cruel? Aria: Must I forgo my pleasure?
Aria: Then come, my heart's delight Finale
From Sadler's Wells Theatre

A schoolmaster sues an authoress and her publisher.
Scenes from the story of a libel action, showing the various stages in the case, and how the law works. Narrator, James McKechnie.

Alistair Cooke

For Youth Clubs and Groups
The fourth of a monthly series of six services, conducted by the Rev. R. G. Martin (Founder of Grenfell Club) with the help of Youth Organisations. From the Ulster Hall, Belfast
Theme: Facing the Truth
Introduction
Act of Preparation
Ye servants of God (A. and M. 704: Tune. Hanover)
Address
Reading by a girl
0 Lord and Master of us all (S.P: 603: Tune, St. Peter)
Acts of Repentance and Thanksgiving, led by a boy
Address (concluded) Act of Resolve
Christ is the world's true light (S P
60: Tune. Nun danket)
Blessing
Organist. Captain C. J. Brennan

Appeal on behalf of The Royal Association in aid of the Deaf and Dumb, by Irene Vanbrugh , D.B.E.
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed]

by Anthony Trollope. Adapted for broadcasting by H. Oldfield Box.

I-Escape of the ' Bounty ' Mutineers with Francis L. Sullivan as Captain Bligh
First of a new monthly feature series dramatising escapes that have made history. Written by Alan Burgess. Music specially composed by W. L. Williamson. Produced by Leonard Cottrell

Piano Sonata in E flat, Op. 27 No. 1 played by Colin Horsley

Jesus said, ' am come that they might have life '; Psalm 121; Deuteronomy 30, vv. 8-14 and 19-20; Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts (S.P. 549); St. John 10. v. 10

A poetry notebook edited by Patric Dickinson. The odes of Keats: ' To a Nightingale.' ' To Psyche,' ' On Melancholy,' and ' On a Grecian Urn '