David Jacobs introduces your request records

Directed by Frank Stewart

' Henry V'
An illustrated talk by J. B. Bamborough

Conductor, Stanley H. Boddington
George James (bass)
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' One Good Turn '
Written and read by Hilton Brown

and his Orchestra with the Keynotes

Conductor, Gilbert Vinter
Gwydion Brooke (bassoon)

Introduced by Olive Shapley
' Beginners in the Kitchen': Christine Andrews gives advice on roasting poultry
' Ten Little Guinea Fowl,' by Edith Nelder
' Talking and Playing' by Pauline Juler (clarinet)
'What Our Listeners Think': a monthly discussion about the programme
This month. Honor Croome answers some of the questions which have been addressed to her by listeners to, and critics of, her talks on The Cost of Living.'
Serial: 'Wagstaff's England,' by Robert Greenwood. Abridged by Nest Bradney . Read by Norman Shelley

Troise and his Mandoliers with Maureen Tasker and Ashley Crawford

Nat Allen and his Orchestra

A message of comfort and cheer for all in trouble, sorrow, need, sickness, or any' other adversity '
Regular listeners may remember two talks last April written by a doctor who has had to give up his practice owing to disablement. Today, Stuart Hibberd introduces a new series of talks by the doctor

Conductor, Kemlo Stephen

and his Sextet

Jack Leon and his Orchestra

with his crazy gang
Ken Morris , Arthur Haynes Len Marten , Edwina Carol
Henry Lytton ,Frederick Ferrari
BBC Revue Orchestra
Conducted by Frank Cantell
Script by Charlie Chester
Produced by Frank Hooper

Tunes you have asked us to play

Owen Walters and his Orchestra
Tonight's guest, Janet Davis

in an amateur talent contest
Introduced by Kenneth Horne accompanied by Charles Shadwell and his Orchestra
Producer, Alfred Dunning

Third of a series of programmes in which Wilfred, assisted by some friends, reads a selection of his favourite poems
His guests this week include:
John Clements , Gladys Hay
Duncan Mclntyre , Bernard Miles and John Slater
Arranged and presented by Wilfred Pickles

Each week Victor Silvester gives you a ten-minute dancing lesson, followed by thirty minutes of dance music played by his Ballroom Orchestra to enable you to practise the steps you have just learned
Produced by David Miller

* Murder Must Advertise' by Dorothy L. Sayers
Read by Alan Wheatley
14-' Duplicate Appearances of a Notorious Personality'
Lord Peter does a quick-change act and dodges his pursuers. Mr. Tallboy addresses another envelope to the mysterious Mr. Smith.

Jack Byfield and his Players with Frederic Curzon at the organ
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