Gramophone records

and forecast for farmers and shipping

The Portland Light Orchestra. directed by Fred Alexander. (BBC recording)

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

and forecast for farmers and shipping

by Reginald Lester

directed by Phil Green , with Dorothe Morrow

Another talk in the series on posture. by Samson Wright , M.D., John Astor Professor of Physiology in the University of London

at the organ of the Granada, Clapham Junction, London

ELGAR
Gramophone records of works for small orchestra

News commentary

from page 109 of ' New Every Morning.' Breathe on me. breath of God; Benedictus: St. Matthew 26, vv. 69-75; Soldiers of Christ, arise

Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra

The Practice and Science of Gardening: Replanning the Flower Garden: 4: The Herbaceous Border
by C.F. Lawrence

11.20 Current Affairs

11.40 French for Sixth Forms
Emission retransmise de Paris

A record miscellany edited by Anna Instone

Concert given by workers of a large engineering works in Newcastle. Introduced by Victor Smythe

A musical entertainment given by Pierre Bernac (baritone), Francis Poulenc (piano). Leon Goossens (oboe), Archie Camden (bassoon), Alfred Cave and Leonard Dight (violins), Watson Forbes (Viola), and John Moore (cello). Programme arranged by Basil Douglas. (Recording of last Thursday's broadcast in the Light Programme)

by British composers: on records overture to an Italian Comedy
(Arthur Benjamin ) : New Concert Orchestra, conducted by Stanford Robinson
Two Jamaican Pieces : Jamaican
Song; Jamaican Rumba (Arthur Benjamin ): New Concert Orchestra, conducted by John Blore
Comedy Overture The Frogs of Aristophanes (Bantock): London Promenade Orchestra, conducted by the composer

FOR RURAL SCHOOLS. Finding out about Dylsford. "Look Right! Look Left!", by Honor Wyatt. The explorers hear of a road accident and learn something about road safety

2.25 GENERAL SCIENCE. "How Animals Behave", by Dr. C. F. A. Pantin, F.R.S. (BBC Recording)

2.50 JUNIOR ENGLISH. A serial play, adapted by Sam Langdon from R. M. Ballantyne's story "Coral Island", Part 1.

and his South Sea Islanders

Record entertainment by coloured artists, introduced by Denis Preston

by Edith Wharton , adapted by Betty Stafford Robinson
4.35 app. ' EN PENSION ' by Eunice Buckley
Plays produced by David H. Godfrey

' Worzel Gummidge and Saucy Nancy ,' by Barbara Euphan Todd , adapted by Geoffrey Dearmer and produced by May E. Jenkin. Part 1-' Half-a-lady'
5.40 ' 'Something Old and Something New' (i): gramophone records played by ' David '
5.50 Children's Hour prayers

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Topical talk and sport

by Charles Dickens. A serial for broadcasting in twelveparts by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley . Incidental music composed by Denys Darlow. Produced by Wilfrid Grantham. Part 11 — ' The Last Hope '

A series of weekly talks on countries of Europe
During the next few weeks this programme will deal with the problems and personalities of the reconstruction of the countries of Europe. The coal shortage and economic crisis in Great Britain are problems not simply our own but are shared by over two hundred million other fellow Europeans. The speakers this month will be telling you how these people are facing the problems and what they think of the situation here

A comedy-thriller in eight episodes by John Jowett. Produced by Vernon Harris. Episode 1-' French Leave'

A weekly programme about work in the world of science
Professor F. A. Paneth Ph.D.. Professor of Chemistry and Director of the Radiochemical Laboratory in the University of Durham, speaks about ' The Latest Chapter in the Story of the Chemical Elements '

Mass in B minor
Part 2
Credo in unum Deum; Patrem omnipotentem; Et in unum Dominuni; Et mcarnatus est: Cruciflxus; Et Resurrexit ; Et in Spiritum Sanctum; Confiteor unum baptisma; Sanctus, sanctus. sanctus: Hosanna in excelsis; Benedictus qui venit: Agnus Dei: Dona nobis pacem

' Prima Facie': a short story for broadcasting written and read by Antonia Ridge