By HAROLD E. DARKE
Relayed from ST. MICHAEL'S, CORNHILL (a) ' Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness '
(b) When we are in deepest need '
(c) ' Jesus Christ, our Lord and Saviour '

FENIMORE COOPER never wrote a more romantic story than the true history of Captain John Smith , who fell into the hands of hostile Indians, in the very early days of European settlement in America, and was saved by the love of Pocahontas, the daughter of the Indian chief, in the way that Miss Rhoda Power will tell this afternoon.
3.0 Musical Interlude

THE story of the Holy Grail is the most mystic and spiritual, and the story of Lancelot the most human, in the whole of the Arthurian legend as Malory records if. This afternoon's broadcast will tell how the vision of the Holy Grail came into the life of Lancelot, and how, after seeing it, he repented of his sin.

By BENJAMIN DALE and KATHLEEN DALE

From the Park Lane Hotel

IN his two previous talks Mr. Leslie Lewis dealt with the use of walnut and oak, two of the oldest of the woods used in furnishing in England. The Victorians seized upon mahogany, and consecrated it as the only dignified material for the dining - room,
- whilst for drawing-rooms and bedrooms it became almost equally de regie. The ponderous magnificence of Victorian sideboards and half-testers has ceased to appeal to us, and mahogany itself has acquired from its associations a certain amount of opprobrium that it does not at all deserve, for it is a lovely wood, and it has many uses in the modern house. Some of these Mr. Lewis will describe this afternoon, as well as those of the newer woods that have lately come into vogue.

' Tinker, Tailor ' and other Songs (A. P. Herbert ), set to music and sung by HUBERT EISDELL
' The School,' a Whimsical Story by RICHARD HUGHES
Piano Solos by CECIL DIXON
'More Hints on Hockey,' by MARJORIE POLLARD

(-See charts on page 452.)

DUETS FOR Two PIANOS
Played by DOROTHY FOLKHARD and MURIEL WARNE
BEETHOVEN : Sonata in D ; March No. 1

TOM CLARE at the Piano
RAIE DA COSTA and Partner (Syncopated Numbers); HOPE CHARTERIS and EvE DIXON (Solos and Duets); EILEEN KELSEY (Cockney Sketches and Monologues); WILL HAY (The International Schoolmaster); LESLIE WESTON
(Entertainer)

(S.B. from Manchester.)
TOWN
A Reading from ' The Londoner ' (Cliarles Lamb)-
THE AUGMENTED STATION ORCHESTRA
Conducted by T. H. MORRISON

Overture, ' Cockaigne ' - Elgar
VIVIENNE CHATTERTON (Soprano) From a City Window - Hubert Parry
A Song of London - Cyril Scott
Dreams of London - Eric Coates
Buckingham Palace - Fraser-Simson
ORCHESTRA Overture, ' Carnival in Paris COUNTRY - Svendsen
A Reading of ' The Vagabond' - (Robert Louis Stevenson)
ASHMOOR BURCH (Baritone) Linden Lea - Vaughan Williams
ORCHESTRASlow Movement from the' Pastoral Symphony - Beethoven
ASHMOOR BURCH Songs of Travel The Vagabond; Bright is the Ring of Words; The Roadside Fire - Vaughan Williams
ORCHESTRA Rustic Dance - (from ' Four English Dance Cowen
Country Dances - (from ' Four English Dance Cowen