Concert: Miss Nellie Evans, soprano

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Women's Hour: Sweet making (continued) "How to make and coast chocolates" by Miss Beatrice Holmes Smith. Impressions of the week. A recipe from Mrs C.S. Peel's wireless cookery book.

Children's Hour: Uncle Willie on "Ice"; A fight between a mongoose and snake," L. O. Oliphant.

Time signal. News and weather.

"Seen on the Screen," Mr. G. A. Atkinson, Tschaikowsky Night. Augmented Orchestra, Miss Marguerite Davis, soprano; Mr. John Perry, tenor (British National Opera Co.); Mr. Maurice Cole, pianst.

The Orchestra, "Marche Slav," ballet music from "Le lac des Cygnes." Miss Marguerite Davis: "Morning," "By the window." Orchestra; Piano Concerto in B flat minor. Mr. J. Perry "Forgive me O divinity," from "Dame de pique"; "If you ever knew," from "Dame de pique." The Orchestra: Three movements from Casse Noisette Suite: grand overture, 1812."

Mr. W. W. Watts (Keeper of the Department Metal Work, Victoria and Albert Museum): " Knives Forks, and Spoons."

Time signal, news, and weather.

Miss Marguerite Davis: "Night in July," "Serenade."

Men's Talk: Sir Alfred Herbert (president of the Machine Tool Traders' Association), "Machine Tools," Mr. John Perry: "Distant echo of my youth," from "Eugene Onegin"; "Icbabod." The Orchestra: Capriocio Italien, Scene and Air do Ballet from the opera, Voyevode."

National Anthem; Announcer, R.F. Palmer.