THIS is tho first of a series of four talks in which Mr. Earlo, of tho Instituto of Industrial Psychology, will explain the modern method of applying the principles of psychology to the choice of a career forachild. The Institute has already done much to ascertain the causes of industrial fatigue and the incidence of the strain of modern industry on the workers and their work. By taking care to choose suitable careers for children, it should be possible to reduce the waste and friction caused by square pegs in round holes.
Concerto in A Minor for
Pianofotre and Orchestra .. Schmnann
NELLIE PALLISEB
(Mezzo-Soprano) "
JOHN DUNN (Violin)
ENID WYKES
(Pianoforte)
THE CITY of BIRMING
HAM ORCHESTRA
Conducted by ADRIAN BOULT
Relayed from The Town
Hall, Birmingham
Mr. A. LLOYD JAMES : ' Speech and Language'
From Westminster
Abbey
in the Studio
JOSEPH GREEN (Tenor)
MARGARET HOLLOWAY 'S LADIES' ORCHESTRA
'THE COURAGE OF YVONNE'
A Play by C. E. HODGES
Sceno : Tho Island of Sark
Time: 1803 A.D.
Characters :
Yvonne Carro , a girl of 18 years Peronnello, her young sister John, their elder brother Phillippe Severac
André Bouillon. Three Frenchmen who are
Pierre le Noir . .plotting the capture of Sark
The -Rev. ERIC SOUTHAM, M.A., ' 'Teach us to
Pray-11, When ye pray Ray, "Hallowed be Thy Name." ' S.B. from Bournemouth
The word ' hallow ' means to hold worthy.
Man. according to Christ's teaching, must desire that God and all things of God bo reverenced and worshipped. Worship today is greatly nelgocted. People say thoy get no good from it.
Tonight's address deals with worship as an essential part of the life of one who prays : ' Hallowed be Thy name.'
HANDEL'S VIOLIN SONATAS
Played by EDA KERSEY
Sonata in D
Largo maestoso ; Allegro; Larghetto ; Allegro con brio
IN this evening's talk Mr. Tumbull considers the life of tho people of India. Few systems of society are so complex or so interesting as the social systems of India. Mr. TurnbuU explains tho Hindu casto system, the joint family, and the Hindu attitude towards marriage and women, with a short consideration of that recent remarkable book, ' Mother India.' He points out that tho ' unchanging East ' is now rapidly changing, and that, the India which was once a land of peasant cultivators is rapidly absorbing the Western system of modern industry. Ho gives a brief account of Indian village life, and draws a contrast between the proverbial wealth of the Indies and the. roal poverty of India.
by BERKELEY MASON
From the Free Trade Hall, Manchester
S.B. from Manchester
The Halle Orchestra
Conducted by Sir Hamilton Harty
William Murdoch (Pianoforte)
read by Miss LILIAN HARRISON
(Continued)
S.B. from Manchester
: FRED ELIZALDE and his SAVOY HOTEL Music, from the Savoy Hotel
