(Daventry only)

(Daventry only)

and Annette Blackwell (Soprano); Norman Venner (Baritone)

From Southwark Cathedral

PHYLLIS E. SJOSTROM (Soprano);
NIEDZIELSKI (Pianoforte)

from the Park Lane Hotel

The New Year, when the shops are selling off their surplus Christmas stock, is a great time for the bargain-hunters, and competent observers have assured us that every woman is a bargain-hunter at heart. In this talk, Miss Coules, who is well known as a woman journalist dealing with women's affairs, will give some useful hints to those about to set forth on the trail.

Cecil Dixon will play the Piano and Rex Palmer will sing. Between times the stories of 'The Judgment of Paris' and 'The Two Feathers' (Helen Williams) will be told.

by Mr. J. G. CROWTHER
LISTENERS who are interested in astronomy will be particularly glad of this new series of Star Talks by Mr. Crowther, in connection with which a simple diagram appears on page 720.

Literary Criticism

BEETHOVEN'S SONGS, sung by GEORGE PARKER
(Baritone)

Amongst historians of the modern type, whose books are as lively and readable as most novels, Emil Ludwig holds a high place. His books on 'Napoleon,' 'Bismarck' and 'Kaiser Wilhelm ' have aroused much interest in England, and the two latter especially have given a new interpretation of the most keenly debated questions in modern political history.

ALBERT SAMMONS and CYRIL TOWBIN
Sonata in G Minor for Two Violins, Op. 2 Handel
I, Andante; 2, Allegro; 3, Largo; 4, Allegro
Concerto in D Minor for Two Violins..... Bach
1, Vivace; 2, Largo ma non troppo; 3, Allegro

WINIFRED DAVIS (Mezzo)
ROBERT WATSON (Baritone) CECIL BAUMER (Pianoforte)
WINIFRED DAVIS

Frisson des Feuilles -
Spring Night - Schumann
Danse des Negrillons - Baumer
Octave Intermezzo - Leschctisky

Theodore Komisarjevsky
After Mme. Aino Kallas, Lion Feuchtwanger and Karel Capek, Theodore Komisarjevsky takes his turn to tell us how we and our country impress a foreigner. He cannot claim to be a stranger, for he has been here long enough to become recognized as one of the foremost producers working in the London theatre. Amongst many productions for which he has been responsible may be mentioned The Cherry Orchard at the Lyric, Hammersmith, and Paul I, at the Court Theatre. In these two cases he showed us how Russian plays of two very different types should be produced-for he was himself a friend of Chekov, and one of the most prominent personalities in the Russian theatre before the Revolution came.

(Daventry only)
Shipping Forecast

JOHN COCKERILL (Harp) ROBERT MURCHIE (Flute) SAMUEL KUTCHER (Violin)
ERNEST TOMLINSON (Viola) JOHN COCKERILL , ROBERT MURCHIE , and ERNEST TOMLINSON

from the LITTLE PLAYS OF ST. FRANCIS ' by LAURENCE HOUSMAN

(Daventry only)
George Fisher's Band, from the Kit Cat Restaurant