Sir H. WALFORD
DAVIES, 'Music for Schools '

House Tigers '

from the Marble Arch Pavilion

'Professions'
(Eleanor Farjeon ). ' The Vengeance of Barnaby Tew -(5) The Pirates' Hoard,' by E. le Breton
Martin. Songs by the Wireless Chorus

The London Radio Dance Band, directed by Sidney Firman

M. STEPHAN : Lettres de
Mon Moulin' (under the auspices of L'Institut Francais)

This is the time of year when those with sufficient money and leisure are thinking of departing to Switzerland and exchanging the dark English winter for the sunny skies and snowy slopes of the Alps. There are no better sports in existence than ski-ing, skating and tobogganing (to say nothing of ice-hockey), all of which have their centre in Switzerland. Lord Northesk last year at St. Moritz won the two principal toboggan races - the Grand National and the Curzon Cup - so he is well qualified to describe the attractions of winter sports.

(Wireless Willie) will Entertain

(Third Concert)
Germany
Relayed from the Grotrian Hall, London
The Amar Quartet: Licco Amar, Paul Hindemith, Walter Caspar, Rudolf Hindemith

It is strange that a man who is of Spanish origin, was born and educated in France, and has lived in Switzerland, should come to be regarded as a German Composer. When one learns that, added to such a history, the most powerful influence in Jarnach's music is that of an Italian, Busoni, one's brain begins to reel. Busoni, however, lived many years in Germany, was a very individual and cosmopolitan figure, and as far as one can classify him, probably comes nearest to the modern German school. Similarly, Jarnach (born 1892) has gone to Germany, and his music has gained something of the modern German concentration and sternness, but also retains much of the Latin clarity and colouring. This String Quartet of his is in two Movements. the First 'Fairly sustained,' the Second 'Quick, very lively, and with fire.'

from the Studio. Poems read by Hilda Matheson and Alan Howland

(Continued)

String Trio
Op. 71b ............ Max Beger

Music and the Ordinary Listener '

Local Announcements

Miss Marie Dainton has been a favourite with theatre audiences in London, the provinces, America, and the continent of Europe since the days when the old Opera Comique was still one of London's most famous places of entertainment. Amongst the plays in which she has appeared are The Belle of Bohemia, The Belle of New York, A Chinese Honeymoon, and Society Ltd., and she is well known on the halls.

Ted Brown's Cafe de Paris Dance Band and The Lyricals, from the Cafe de Paris