" by Ann Spice.
" Handwork for Children From Five to Seven," by Muriel Wrinch. Organ and Orchestral Music, relayed from Shepherd's Bush Pavilion. ·

" Simple
Astronomy," (2), by Capt. M. Ainslie. " The Tale of Robin Red Breast," by Christine Chaundler. Violin Solos by Victor Olof.

" Concerning
China."

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Ten Radioviews from Charles Kingsley's Famous Novel.
Arranged by A. Whitman.
Produced by R. E. Jeffrey.
1. Bideford, the birth of adventure.
2. Devon's welcome to daring voyagers.
3. Capture of Don Guzman.
4. What befell at Annery House.
5. Amyas Leigh undertakes a mission.
6. Higuerote, Spanish Main; and how the oath was taken.
7. On the banks of the Meta.
8. Homeward Bound; Salvation Yeo's discovery.
9. The Armaqa; how Amyas settled with Don Guzman.
10. Home; Amyas, being blind, sees clearly.
Music played by The Wireless Orchestra:
Conducted by Dan Godfrey, Junr.
Nautical Songs sung by Kenneth Ellis (Bass).

The production is an innovation in Broadcast Drama: it is an attempt to give an outline of the essential narrative of Charles Kingsley's great work. The Radioviews will be linked up by short announcements giving the details of the scenes as they are reached, and of the intervening circumstances with which the Radioviews do not deal.

In addition to sound effects accompanying the transmission, a new feature will be introduced, that of having a musical background. The actors will speak through the music; and it is hoped that all our listeners will thus have a further aid to the atmosphere which we shall try to impart.

" by Philemon.
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relayed from the Savoy Hotel, London. S.B. to all Stations.