from CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL

by Mr. J.C. Stobart

Mrs. E. FIELDEN
HODGSON: Geographical Discoveries: Australia-Africa '

relayed from WESTMINSTER ABBEY

Eleanor Farjeon, 'The Red Apples'
During the last few years, the writing of stories and verse for children has come into its own again, and a growing number of writers of real distinction have devoted themselves largely to this very fascinating branch of literature. Miss Eleanor Farjeon is among this happy band, and her contributions to such periodicals as the Merry-Go-Round and the Joy Street books will be remembered by many discriminating parents. She is, too, the author of two delightful sets of verses - 'The Town Child's Alphabet' and 'The Country Child's Alphabet,' which appeared last year.

The BRITISH LEGION MILITARY
BAND (Lewisham)

National Songs by the WIRELESS CHORUS and the RADIO QUARTET. An Armistice Day Story,' by the Rev. P. B. CLAYTON , M.C., The Story of Major Bridges.'

OLIVE KAVANN

Mr. C. LEWIS HIND : Six Great Artists and What They Stand for-' Velasquez '
THIS is the first of a series of talks on ' Six
Great Artists and What They Stand For,' the other masters in the series being Rembrandt, Titian, Holbein, Turner, and Constable. Mr. Lewis Hind has written widely on art and artists, his books including' Adventures Among Pictures ' 'Days With Velasquez,' ' The Education of an Artist,' and ' Art and I,' and he has edited several papers, including The Academy and The Studio.

CONCERT PARTY.
ON the three last occasions of the Armistice
Night programme listeners have had the pleasure of hearing the Army Reminiscences of that cheery little band, the ' Roosters.' This party must be almost the last of the original Army troupes extant, and wherever they perform this feature of their entertainment-the scenes and humours of army life in war time -is continually asked for. The idea of these reminiscences originated with Arthur Mackness , the tenor of the party. Most of the material was subsequently entrusted to the pen of Percy Merriman , two of the scenes being written by William Mack and one by George Western. The effects by which the Army sounds and scenes have been brought so vividly to the ears of listeners are managed by the ' Roosters' themselves, with the help of old Army friends, find much curiosity has been aroused among listeners as to how the effect of an army on the march can be so excellently presented, but the ' Roosters ' like to preserve a ' Brer Rabbit' attitude on this professional secret.
On Armistice night this year the ' Roosters' will once again give one of the Army scenes- a typical Y.M.C.A. concert of the 1914-1918 period complete with Padre, piano (with a past), good-hearted but amateur perform and » generally ribald audience.

to the League of Nations Union, relayed from Central Hall, Westminster.

Lord Grey of Fallodon is known to everyone as the statesman who, as Sir Edward Grey, was Britain's Foreign Secretary in the critical years that led up to the war. He retired from active political life in 1916, and devoted himself to his other great interest, the study of birds. Last year he published his memoirs, under the title of 'Twenty-five Years' - a book that aroused enormous interest, received the approbation of the most diverse sections of the English Press, and formed an important contribution to the literature of the war.

SECOND
GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN ; Local Announcements

Major-General Sir Fabian Ware was formerly Director-General of Graves Registration and Inquiries, and he is Permanent Vice-Chairman of the Imperial War Graves Commission.

November 11, 1918
' On the battlefield their stood fast, and in an instant, at the height of their fortune, they passed away from the scene of their glory.'