played during Luncheon at the Hotel Metropole.

" Southward With the Prince-The Cape and its Hinterland."

by Constance Coventry.

Organ Music, relayed from Shepherd's Bush Pavilion.

"Romances of the Stage: Polly Peachum," by Violet M. Methley.

Irish Songs and Poems, by Jerome Murphy.

"Blue Pots," by Mabel Marlowe (from "The Wiggly Weasel").

"The Mumming Bird and the Hawk-Mother," by Rachel Pierson (from "Among the Night-Folk")

S.B. to all Stations.
PERCY SCHOLES , the B.B.C. Music
Critic. S.B. to all Stations

will give a flying lesson to his pupil, Miss Cathleen Nesbitt. S.B. to all Stations.

Written by Jane Savage
Produced by R. E. Jeffrey.
The Dance Music of Various Centuries pictured in Dramatic Episodes of the Times.
1423. Hungary: "The Festival of the Romanies" (The Czardas).
1492. Spain: "The Rose of Seville" (Bolero-Fandango-Sarabande).
1625. France: "The Episode of the Diamond Stud" (Minuet-Pavane).
(Founded on an Incident in "The Three Musketeers.")
1660. Hounslow Heath: "Claude Duval Dances a Coranto."
1669. Drury Lane: "Nell Gwyn Bids the Stage Farewell" (Waltz).
1711. St. Petersburg: "A Tragedy of an Empress" (Polonaise - Cossack Dance).
1745. Edinburgh: "Bonnie Prince Charlie Leads the Dance" (Highland Schottische Sword Dance).
1815. Any English Village: "High Jinks on the Green" (Maypole Dance - Sir Roger de Coverley).
The Characters in the various Scenes will be interpreted by chosen Players. Dances will be played by the Wireless Orchestra, and the names of them will be announced prior to each Scene.

" who will give No. 14 of his "The World in Anecdote " Series-" Literary Lapses."

S.B. to all Stations.
Mr. H. de VERE STACPOOLE, " A Plea for the Seabirds."
S.B. to all Stations.
Local News.

Symphony No. 6 (The " Surprise ") Haydn
THE WIRELESS SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA:
Conducted by DAN GODFREY , Junr.