This is Mrs. MacIver's last talk, and in it she will discuss Citizenship more particularly from the point of view of women, their new responsibilities and opportunities, their rights and duties. She will point out the difference made by recent legislation concerning women and children, and give some account of the occupations, both paid and unpaid, now open to women, of those restrictions on women's activities that still remain, and of the possibilities of 'equal citizenship.'

Conducted by Capt. E. C. Stretton, Director of Music, R.A.
(By kind permission of the Officers, R.A.)
Relayed from the Exhibition of the Royal Arsenal Co-operative Society. Woolwich

: Part Songs by tho
Salisbury Singers. The Story of the Dog and the Slave.' told by Elizabeth Clarke. How Locomotives Drink,' by Cecil J. Allen

by Reginald Foort (Continued)

How to Manage Your
3>octov"

STUDIES OF TRANSCENDENTAL
EXECUTION
Played by EDWARD MITCHELL
Idyll. Storm
THE Idyll (the Seventh
Study) is a tranquilly flowing piece, full of pastoral grace and serenity.
In the Storm (the Sixth Study) Linpounov suggests mountainous billows, and the tempestuous power of a great gale.

(Picture on page 18.)

Organized on behaU of THE Royal FREE IT03.
PITAL, by Miss MAVIS BENNETT
Relayed from the Board Room of the Royal
Free Hospital, Cray's Inn Road, London
PART I
SYDNEY NORTHCOTE (Tunor)
Sally in Our Alley

IN spite of having won distinction as a diplomat, a war correspondent, and an officer in the Air Force (he is now a Wing-Cornmander), Mr. Maurice Baring has found time to publish many books, all stamped with the impress of an original genius, whether in versa or in prose : and ho is an expert on Russian literature. One of the best-known of his books is 'Diminutive Dramas,' from which are taken the two pieces that are to bo read tonight by the author and Miss Viola Tree , a versatile member of a famous family, who is known as an actress, a singer, an artist, and a writer.

THE WIRELESS MILITARY BAND, conducted by Lieut. B. WALTON O'DONNELL. R.M. TOM KINNIBURGH (Bass); GERTRUDE HUNTLEY (Pianoforte) Dance of the Dryads ;
Woodlan d Serenade ; Fauns in the Forest