Molly Forbes at the BBC theatre organ

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Australia v. England
A report on the first day's play

featuring Jack Collings

A talk by the Rev. H. F. Lovell Cocks, D.D., Principal of the Western College, Bristol

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Australia v. England from the Cricket Ground at Melbourne
Summary of the first day's play by Alan McGilvray , Australian cricket commentator

by a doctor

Vera Florence (soprano)
Kenneth Essex (viola)
Josephine Lee (piano)

Talk by Stanley Lloyd
The speaker compares the history and the legend of London's most famous Lord Mayor

CESAR FRANCK
Records of movements from his Symphony

On Jordan's bank (A. and M. 50) New Every Morning, page 37 Psalm 122 Isaiah 32. w. 1-8 and 15-18 Paraphrase 18

Jack White and his Band

Southern Serenade Orchestra
Directed by Lou Whiteson

The Semino Trio:
Granville Jones (violin)
Norina Semino (cello) Arvon Davies (piano)

from a canteen in East London
with The Keynotes
Harry Dawson, Bob Monkhouse
James Moody at the piano
Presented by John Foreman

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Normandy ... Brittany
The story of a holiday journey made by Frank Gillard
Music, sound effects, and conversations from recordings made in France during the journey
Script and production by Brandon Acton-Bond
From the BBC's West of England studios

Conducted by Basil Wright
3.1 Art: Denis Mathews
3.10 Films: Dilys Powell
3.18 Theatre: Philip Hope-Wallace
3.27 Books: Veronica Wedgwood
3.35 Radio: M. R. Ridley

Conducted by Arwel Hughes

' A Christmas Party Eighty Years Ago': a true story by B. S. Egerton , told by Elizabeth
' Crossings '
A fairy play by Walter de la Mare
Freely adapted for broadcasting in two parts by David Davis with incidental music by C. Armstrong Gibbs
1 — ‘ Bayswater '
Singer, Diana Maddox Pianist. Gwenn Knight
Incidental music specially recorded by a section of the BBC West of England Light Orchestra
Conductor. Frank Cantell
Production by David Davis
The action takes place some fifty years ago. In a large gloomy house in Bayswater live the Wildersham family. Their mother is dead, and they are looked after by their father and their Aunt Agatha , a large forbidding lady with ideas on the proper bringing up of children. As the play opens, Sallie, the eldest, is sitting at the piano playing to Ann, the youngest Wildersham. Frances, their other sister, is out, and Tony their brother, is still at boarding school.
Port 2: tomorrow
C. Armstrong Gibbs writes on page 5

Shipping and general weather forecasts. a detailed forecast for South-east England

Carroll Gibbons at the piano

Ada Alsop (soprano)
Anne Wood (contralto)
William Herbert (tenor)
Tom Williams (bass)
Huddersfield Choral Society
(Chorus-Master,
Herbert Bardgett )
BBC Northern Orchestra (Leader, Reginald Stead )
Conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent
From the Town Hall, Huddersfield
Part 1

Part 2

by Alistair Cooke