Organist:
Dr. STANLEY MARCHANT ,
F.R.C.O.
Relayed from
St. Lawrente Jewry. Short Address by the Rev. W. P . BESLE Y, M.V.O., M.A.,
Priest to H.M. The King.

and Major-General the Rt. Hon. J. E. B. SEELY , Lord-Lieut. of Hampshire, at Enham Village Centre for Disabled Ex-Service Men. The Enham Estate, near Andover, Hants, over 1,000 acres in extent, comprises four farms, fifty-five cottages, a medical block, and many other buildings. including the Landale Wilson Institute, which H.R.H. The Prince of Wales is formally opening on tho present occasion. During the past five years, over one thousand badly disabled ex-soldiers have received treatment and training at Enham.

"Elementary Music and Musical Appreciation." Mr. V. Hely Hutchinson.

relayed from the Marble Arch Pavilion.

Bassoon Solos by E. W. Hinchliffe.

"The Gnome and the Arkeydodger" (Margaret E. Cornford).

"The Courage of Greencap" (H. Mortimer Batten).

THE LONDON RADIO DANCE
BAND:
Directed by SIDNEY FIRMAN.

French Reading by M. STEPHAN , under the auspices of L'lnstitut Francais, " Lettres de Mon Moulin."

interpreted by EDWARD ISAACS.
Piano Sonatas, Op. 31, No. 2
(concluded) (c) Allegretto.
Op. 26 (in A Flat Major) (The
" Funeral March " Sonata) (First Two Movements) (a) Andante con Variazione ; (b) Scherzo-Molto-Allegro.

Poetry.
Dame HENRIETTA BARNETT.
Reading from
Browning and Tennyson from Palgrave's "Golden Treasury. '

The Wireless Orchestra:
Conducted by Dan Godfrey.

"The Test."
A Short Play.
Specially Written for Broadcasting by J.A.W. Shepherd.
Presented by R.E. Jeffrey.
The Characters concerned are
The action of this play takes place early in the Sixteenth Century, during the Spanish conquest of Mexico.
The commander of the Spanish forces was Cortez, who was received peaceably by Montezuma. ruler of Mexico. Later, both Cortez and his soldiers behaved with such debauchery and treachery that much warfare ensued under the most savage and merciless conditions.
The principal city in Mexico was Aztec, the tribe of that name being the most powerful in Mexico. Their civilisation was an old one, and t hey had amassed great wealth, most of which was in the hands of the priests.
Much bitter guerilla warfare was carried on in Aztec, prisoners captured on either side being subjected to torture and death.
The play concerns the treatment by the Aztec priests of a Spanish officer taken in the act of violating their most sacred altar.

FREDERICK CHESTER .(Entertainer).

FORECAST AND 2ND
GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN.
" Music and the Ordinary Listener:" Mr. H. E. SEARS.
Local Announcements.

" The First of April."

THE NEW PRINCE'S
TORONTO ORCHESTRA and ALFREDO and HIS BAND, from the New Prince's Restaurant.