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THIS is the fourth talk in a series specially designed for households whose income is not more than 30s. to 35s. per week. Mrs. Nelson-Edwards, who is associated with the Worcestershire Federation of Women's Institutes, will describe how two fish meals can bo obtained for Is. 6d.

NORMAN CHAPPLE (Violin) STANLEY CHAPPLE
(Pianoforte)

by C. H. TREVOR
Organist and Director of the Choir,
St. Peters, Eaton Square.

MOSCHETTO and his ORCHESTRA
From the May Fair Hotel

'THE KING OF THE GOLDEN RIVER' adapted as a Play for broadcasting by M. H. ALLEN from the story by John Ruskin

TIME SIGNAL, GREENWICH; WEATHER FORECAST, FIRST GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN

BEETHOVEN SONATAS
Played by DOROTHY MOGGRIDGE (Pianoforte)
Second Movement of Op. 78
Sonata Op. 81a in E Flat, Das Lebewohl (Farewell); Die Abwesenheit (Absence);
Das Wiederschen ' (Meeting Again)

V, Gladstone and the Modern Cabinet Ascendancy,' by Mr. R. H. GRETTON
The effect of Gladstone's (and his Cabinet's) relation to the rank and file of his party and the House did much to bring about the most serious change of all in the making of modern politics-the domination of the House and of its time by the Ministry of the day. Whatever other circumstances contributed, this change may rightly be associated with Gladstone, because he is the typical example of that direct appeal and of that platform leadership of them by Ministers, upon which the modern power of the Cabinet mainly rests, and by which the importance of the private member has been wholly undermined.

THE MASKS
THE GERSHOM PARKINGTON QUINTET
Selection of Sir Landon Ronald's Songs

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN : Local Announcements (Daventry only) Shipping Forecast and Fat Stock Prices

The Wireless Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, S. Kneale Kelley)
Under the direction of Hermann Scherchen
Relayed from Fyvie Hall, Polytechnic

Great man though he was, in every sense of the word, shaping his own career with sturdy confidence, Haydn more than once held posts of service, with all the dignity which good and faithful service really means. And, of course, he owed some of his opportunities of composing, and of hearing his music performed, to the enthusiastic patrons on whose behalf he worked. In 1759, at the age of twenty-seven, when fortune was beginning to smile on him, and his great gifts were beginning to be recognized, he was appointed Director of Music and chamber music composer to Count Ferdinand Maximilian Morzin, who had a country seat near Pilsen. A small private orchestra was maintained there and for it Haydn composed a number of his earlier orchestral pieces, including this happy Symphony. Like several others, it has been given an affectionate name - 'Le Soir' (The Evening) - although it is in no sense descriptive music. It is among the first Symphonies in which each of the movements has it own distinct character, and all are melodious and simple, full of Haydn's unfailing good humour.

Born in Monaco in 1878, Schreker studied in Vienna and lived there until 1920. In 1911 he founded the Philharmonic Choral Society, becoming its first conductor, and in the same year was appointed Professor of Composition at the Royal and Imperial Academy. In 1920 he was called to Berlin as Director of the Hochschule (High School), one of the leading teaching institutions, not only in Germany, but in the world. As a composer, he has already given us much in many different forms, and in Germany they think of him as having a big influence on the course of present-day music. He is specially interested in dramatic subjects, especially those of mystic, fairy-tale order, and most of all, those which have some underlying symbolic meaning. He has a real gift of big, flowing melody, and a liking for effects of strong contrast.

This Suite has the special interest for wireless listeners that it is one of a number of works which the German broadcasting authorities commissioned from eminent composers of the day.

THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY
ON Friday, July 13, 1928, the first ' Surprise ' item was broadcast. To mark the anniversary, a special effort is being made to please listeners tonight.

THE PICCADILLY PLAYERS, directed by AL STARITA , and the PICCADILLY GRILL BAND, directed by JERRY Hoey , from the PICCADILLY HOTEL