Gramophone records

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Albert Cazabon and his Orchestra.

with prayers, and passages from a book by F. G. Peabody on the Lord's Prayer

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by Gladys Mann

Mixed choice of records, including Tatyana's Letter Song from Tchai kovsky 's ' Eugene Onegin ,' sung by Joan Hammond

and his Rumba Band

ELGAR
Gramophone records of ' 'Falstaff'

News commentary

from page 105 of ' New Every Morning ' and page 24 of ' Each Returning Day.' Awake, our souls! away our fears! Psalm 46; St. Matthew 26. w. 47-56; 0 Lord' how happy should we be

Band of The Life Guards, conducted by Captain A. Lemoine , Director of Music. The Life Guards

SINGING TOGETHER, by Ernest Bullock
11.20 now THINOS BEGAN. 'The First Stew Pots,' by Rhoda Power. How people. of the New Stone Age had earned to coil. shape, and fire clay.
11.40 INTERMEDIATE French, by Andree Duranton. Chanson a success. 'Madame la Marquise': dramatisation de la chanson moderne
12.5 p.m. BIBLE TALKS FOR SIXTH FORMS

at the organ of the Gaumont Palace, Hammersmith

with Fred Yule as Old Hearty, and Winnie, Elsie. Johnny , and of course Horace. Written by Harry Hemsley , and produced by Jacques Brown

Harry Davidson and his Orchestra, with John Lewis.

Overture. Le Carnaval romain, played by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham : on gramophone records

STORIES FROM WORLD HISTORY. Pliny at Pompeii,' by Rhoda Power. The eruption of Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii, a Roman city. based on the accounts written by Pliny the Younger
2.30 ORCHESTRAL concert SERIES. Recital by Jack Kessler (violin), Bernard Davis (viola), George Roth (cello). Charles Gray (double bass), and Millicent Silver (piano). Introduced by John Horton.

and his Nova-Tones

' Shadows of the Great' written by Peter Jones and John Mcintosh. Produced by R. D. Smith

The Southern Serenade Orchestra, directed by Reg Leopold

Two ' Just So ' stones by Rudyard Kipling
1—' How the Rhinoceros got his Skin,' told by Lionel Gamlin
2 — 'The Elephant's Child,' adapted by Maurice Brown. Produced by Josephine Plummer
(Cecil Trouncer broadcasts by permission of H. M. Tennent , Ltd.; Lionet Gamlin , of British Movietonews, Ltd.)
5.25 ' Music at Random': Helen Henschel tells you more about Elizabethan keyboard music
5.40 ' Going to the Pictures': Eric Gillett reviews current films

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Topical talk and sport

The famous Eighth Army show from Egypt, Italy, Palestine, Iraq, Persia, and Austria
Among those taking part are Adam Aston , J. Wtorzecka. Veronica Igna towicz, and Nina Olenska. The Parade Orchestra under the direction of I. Rozengart. Master of Ceremonies, Philip Ridgeway. Jnr. Produced by Tom Ronald. From the Granville Theatre, Walhani Green

Why do we work? For love, or money? What is the best incentive to increased production?
What's to be done about the 'unattractive' jobs? Where does 'status' come in? On four successive Mondays a representative speaker, introduced by Sam Pollock, will come to the industrial forum to give his views on this highly topical subject of incentives. Tonight's speaker is F.C. Hooper, who has had wide experience as a business executive

with the Bachelor Girls, Peter Akister , and George Elliott. Directed by James Moody . Presented by John Hooper

6—' The Ethics of Power '
Is there an alternative to the exercise of power as a means of achieving social ends? A talk by Herbert Read

by William Shakespeare
[Starring] Leslie French, Peggy Ashcroft, and Thea Holme

Part 1: 7.40-9.0 Part 2: 9.15-10.5
(BBC recording)

Part 2

(Led by Thomas Peatfield )
Conducted by Julian Clifford