(to 12.30)

"Interior Decoration" by Cherry, Lady Poynter.

A Nursery Chat by the House Physician of a London Hospital.

Aunt Priscilla: "How to Write a Song".

Railway Talk by John Hope Fellows.

S.B. to all stations.

Appeal on behalf of the Y.W.C.A.

Sir Hugh P. Allen, Director, the Royal College of Music, will talk on the Life and Work of the late Sir Hubert Parry.
Mixed Quartet, The Royal College of Music.
Singers: Miss Dorothy Augood, A.R.C.M., Miss Dorothy Kitchen, Mr. Trefor Jones, Mr. Keith Falkner, A.R.C.M. "Sweet Day So Cool", "If I Had But Two Little Wings", "There Rolls the Deep", "Come, Pretty Wag", "Since Thou, O Foundest", "Music When Soft Voices Die", "Turn All Thy Thoughts to Eyes", "In a Harbour Green".

Miss Dorothy Robson, Soprano: "Armida's Garden", " From a City Window", "The Fairy Town", "Why So Pale and Wan?"

Mr. Madoc Davies, Baritone: "When Comes My Gwen", "And Yet I Love Her Till I Die", "Under the Greenwood Tree".

Miss Constance Izard, Violin, and Miss Winifred Gardiner, Piano: Movements from Suite for Violin and Piano in D major.

Miss Dorothy Robson: "My True Love Hath My Heart", "On a Tune the Amorous Silv'ry,", "A Lover's Garland", "My Heart is Like a Singing Bird".

Mr. Madoc Davies: "The Laird of Coekpen", "Love's a Bubble".

Miss Constance Izard, Violin; Mr. R. Purcell Jones, 'Cello; and Miss Winifred Gardiner, Piano: Movements from Trio in B minor.

Mr. Madoc Davies: "Jerusalem".

(S.B. to all stations).

Mr. Max Pemberton

by the Savoy Orpheans from Ballroom of Savoy Hotel.