, from
Restaurant Frascati

and LINDA
SEYMOUR (Contralto)

' Walks Through London-Whitechapel '
MR. J. J. MALLON is widely known, not only as Warden of Toynbee Hall , Whitechapel, the first University Settlement, but also as a witty and sympathetic personality, closely associated with many movements for social betterment. His first important public work was done as Secretary of the Anti-Sweating League, and he later became one of the leaders in the Trade Boards Movement and in the formation of Whitley Councils of employers and employed.

by REGINALD FOORT , from the New Gallery Kinema

The Cobbler ' by Ada Marzials. ' The Sacred Threshold ' (H. Mortimer Batten ). Songs by Arthur Wynn

A Children's Farce, with Songs adapted by PHILIP CARR and NIGEL PLAYFAIR from the well-known Pictures and Verses of ' Struwwelpeter '
Music by Walter Rubens
Characters:
Papa, Mamma, Peter, Philip, Augustus, Harriet,
The Blackmoor, Mintz and Mauntz (Cats), First Child, Second Child, Third Child, Chorus
Scene : A Toy Garden with Noah's Ark trees, and a toy landscape in the distance, very highly coloured.
Presented by R. E. JEFFREY

by the Royal Horticultural Society

FIRST GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN
Mr. COLLINSON OWEN: Humour '
MR. COLLINSON OWEN , who concludes the series of ' Modern Humorists ' who have broadcast from the London Station on alternate Wednesday's since the autumn, is the author of the humorous articles well known to readers of the Evening Standard, where they appear periodically over the initials ' C. 0.'

'The Spirit of Pantomime '
WHAT Mr. Julian Wylie does not know about the spirit of pantomime many of us will never have a chance to learn, for it is the Wylie-Tate management that provides the Christmas fare in many theatres throughout the country.

A Nativity Play
In Three Scenes, by Bernard Walke
Relayed from St. Hilary's Church, Marazion, Cornwall

Cast (in the order of their appearance):
The Angel Boy
Second Shepherd
First Shepherd
Elizabeth Mother
Benjamin
Asaph
Rachel
First King
Second King
Third King

Scene 1. A Shepherd Encampment
Scene 2. A Home near Bethlehem
Scene 3. A Stable and Crib at Bethlehem

Interpreted by WILLIAM PRIMROSE Sonata in G Minor

Sung by DALE SMITH
Disobedience ; The Alchemist ; Jonathan Jo ; The Four Friends; Independence; Before Tea ; Bad Sir Brian Botany
THIS will be the first performance of this new set of songs from Mr. A. A. Milne 's series of poems, ' When We Were Very Young.' The music is by Mr. Fraser-Simson, the composer of the first set, who hopes to be able to be present to accompany the songs himself.

' Companionable
Books-Kinglake's " Eothen "

Sung by DALE SMITH (Continued)
Sand-between-the-Toes ; Puppy and I; Daffodowndilly ; Rice Pudding; Teddy Bear; At the Zoo ; If I Were King

Local Announcements

Arranged by A. G. D. WEST and announced by EDDY REED
THIS programme (from the London Studio) will be representative of the programmes transmitted by the best American Stations. The music will be as performed by well-known American radio artists and orchestras, with announcements in the style of popular announcers. The call sign used will be fictitious, but the names of the artists will be correctly given.
The best American programmes are provided by advertisers, and this transmission will give an idea as to how much the advertiser can get in return for providing the artists.
It must be remembered that a large proportion of programme time in America is given up to dance music: in one form or another.