By EDGAR T. CooK
Guy MAGRATH (Violin)
Rtlayed from Southwark Cathedral

Thanks chiefly to the excavators, we now know a great deal more about Roman Britain than was being taught in schools a generation ago: and the more we learn, tho more we admire the civilization that the Romans gave our country sixteen hundred years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Quennell will talk of the Roman roads, the public buildings, houses and furniture, the churches and temples and amphitheatres and some of the social customs of Roman Britain.

EVEN to Southerners, Lancashire is known as the home of good food: no fancy cooking, nor savoury dishes at whose contents one can only guess. but honest old-fashioned food simply cooked. Hot-pots, Yorkshire pudding (despite its name), and those blood puddings that look so villainous in the shop windows and so appetizing on your plate - such are the things they eat in Lancashire whilst they are thinking what England will think tomorrow.

: The Cricket Bag ' which contains : Piano Solos by Cecil Dixon ; ' Cricket ' and other songs by Arthur Wynn ; ' The Cricket Match' (E. V. Lucas) ; ' Hints on Bowling ' by A. E. R. Cilligan (Captain of England, 1924)

Brighton, the Queen of the South - London by the Sea - Dr. Brighton - should be able to supply a first-rate evening's broadcasting. Listeners to tonight's programme will be able to hear what it can do.

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