Ruslhdea Temperance Band
Conductor, William A. Scholes

and forecast for farmers and shipping

A gramophone miscellany

Bible reading and comment by Tom Rees of Hildeniborough Hall

and forecast for farmers and shipping

by Hector Leake

(BBC recording)

The Melachrino Strings
Conducted by George Melachrino ,

Grace Bodey (contralto)
Frank Britten (piano)

Frederick Willis , himself in active retirement, suggests that helping with the housework is nature's own remedy for. those who find retirement as tedious as a disease

RAVEL
Some short solos and the Introduction and Allegno for Septet on gramophone records

News commentary

Gracious Spirit. Holy Ghosit (A. and M. 210; S.P. 507)
New Every Morning, page 93 Psalm 16 (Broadcast psalter) St Matthew 26. vv. 1-13
0 Love who formedst me (A. and M. 192: S.P. 608)

Bill Hawkins and Ms Band

Current affairs

' Killer Mine ' by Hammond Innes
Read by John Witty
8 — ' Mad Manack '
Part 9: tomorrow at 11.40

with Danny Levan and his Sextet
Jimmy Young and Harold Smart at the electric organ

and forecast for farmers and shipping

Reports from Britain and overseas

and his Samba Orchestra

BBC Welsh Orchestra
(Leader, Philip Whiteway )
Conductor, Rae Jenkins
Denis Matthews (piano)

A comedy by J. Mansel Thomas
Adapted for broadcasting and produced by Dafydd Gruffydd
Scene: The hall of Kilgerri Castle, a partly-ruined fortified mansion on the coast of West Wales

Anona Winn , Joy Adamson
Jack Train and Richard Dimbleiby and Kenneth Home

Shipping and general weather florecaste followed by a detailedflorecast for South-East England

Celia Arieli (piano)
LondonPhilbarmonac Orchestra
(Leader, David Wise )
Conductedby Basil Cameron
Schumann-Brahms
From the Royal Albert Hall London (Tickets may be obtained from the Royal Albert Hall or usual agents) Celia Arieli, who is playing for the first time at a Promenade Concert, was born in Istanbul twenty-four years ago, and first studied with her father, who was a pianist. As a child prodigy she gained a wide reputation, and as a result of some highly successful concerts in Bucharest, given when she was only seven years old, she was invited to play to Queen Marie of Rumania. After visits to Vienna and Paris, she continued her studies in Palestine and at the Juillard School of Music in New York. She came to England two years ago and had lessons with Harold Craxton at the Royal Academy of Music. She is now a British subject.
Stupendous, quite original, individual, and rock-like ' was the comment of von Bulow, after conducting Brahms' fourth and last symphony in 1885, the year in which it was produced. The finale in the form of a passacaglia (continuous variations on a short theme heard mostly in the bass) was an innovation at the time and drew forth much comment. Towards the end of his life Brahms attended a performance of the Symphony in Vienna, and, sitting in a box, received an ovation from the audience after each movement.
Harold Rutland

Read by Joseph Tomelty
The first of three readings from
' An Irish Portrait'
The autobiography of Paul Henry painter of Irish landscapes
'Achlll spoke to me, it called to me as no other place had ever done. But its compelling voice was in a strange language. ... My first few days there I was bewildered.....'