RUBY LONGHURST (Contralto)
GLYN DOWELL (Tenor)

Personally conducted by JACK PAYNE

By EDGAR T. COOK
Relayed from Southwark
Cathedral

From the Hotel Cecil

THIS is the last of the ' Literary Criticisms talks that have been given by distinguished visitors whilst Mr. Desmond McCarthy was on holiday, for he himself returns to the microphone next Monday week. Mr. Ralph Straus , who will deputize for him tonight, is well known as a novelist, his books including ' The Unseemly Adventure,' ' Our Wiser Sons,' and ' Married Alive.'

BEETHOVEN'S VIOLONCELLO SONATAS
Played by LESLIE HEWARD (Pianoforte) and MAY MUKLÉ (Violoncello)
(An article on this week's Foundations of Music will be found on page 333.)

MALCOLM SCOTT
(The Woman Who Knows)
Rose HIGNELL (Soprano)
PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH and PARTNER
(Syncopated Duets at the Piano)
RUDY STARITA
(Vibraphone and Xylophone
Solos)
CLAPHAM AND DWYER in ' A Further Spot of Bother'
THE B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
Personally conducted by Jack Payne

by THE ' NEW ' OCTET
Directed by FRED ADLINGTON

By now the most unobservant citizen cannot fail to have noticed on the streets large hoardings bearing very artistic inducements to him to take more interest in the life of his fellow-subjects of the Empire overseas. Tonight Mr. Howard, the author of 'The Emigrant,' will give a first-hand impression of life in the Antipodes, which should do much to make listeners realize how the up-country farmers in Australia really live and should help to clear up the misconceptions about Australia which it is easy for those unable themselves to visit the Dominion to acquire.

Relayed from the Birmingham Studio
THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOSEPH Lewis
HAROLD KIMBERLEY (Baritone)
MARJORIE DixoN (Soprano)